Macworld Let’s face it: Electronic waste is a global problem, but it’s one we can do something about. Refurbished gear comes with some great incentives, and they don’t get much better than the savings on this 11″ MacBook Air. This is the same model that impressed Apple fans with its smooth functionality and top-flight graphics when it debuted in 2015, and it’s still a workhorse today. While it is used, it’s been fully restored to factory specs and even comes with a protective case. Looking under the hood, you can expect 128GB of memory and an Intel Core 15 processor that can handle your busiest days. It comes ready to hook up to your favorite compatible Bluetooth accessories and is…

Uber’s ambition to transform itself from a ride-hailing service to a “travel super app” has seen the company branch out into Uber flight bookings, for both domestic and international flights … more… The post Uber flight bookings next step to becoming a travel super app appeared first on 9to5Mac.

According to travel experts, airfare costs are set to remain high throughout 2023. But, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be able to see the world. The secret to snagging cheaper flights is using a tool that will help you find cheap and discounted tickets: Dollar Flight Club. Right now, you can choose from two lifetime […] (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

For its fiscal second quarter, Apple is expected to report $1.43 in earnings per share on $92.97 billion in sales, a 4.4% decline year over year, according to Refinitiv consensus estimates. Kif Leswing for CNBC: When Apple reports quarterly earnings on Thursday, the results are expected to be somewhat muted — the company already guided investors to a 5% revenue decline due largely to decreases in Mac and iPad sales. But Apple will still remind investors of its mammoth size and market power, as the company uses its fiscal second-quarter report to tell investors how much the board has authorized it to spend on share buybacks and dividends. Wall Street expects that number to come in at $90 billion, equal…

Macworld Staying connected can be hard enough when you’re traveling domestically — but it’s even more inconvenient when away in another country. Want an easy and affordable way to keep in touch when you travel abroad? Then get a $50 aloSIM credit on sale this week for half price. aloSIM is a digital eSim that lets you stay connected in over 120 countries without incurring any expensive roaming charges. You just set up your account, indicate what country you’ll be going to (before you leave), and when you arrive you’ll enjoy access to that region’s domestic data networks. And 7-day data packages are just $4.50, so it’s an economical way to get access to the web from international destinations. Getting…

Macworld At a glanceExpert's Rating ProsAttached rotatable second screenFolds to back of MacBookConsBulky and heavyNiche use casesOur VerdictIf you don’t mind bulking up and weighing down your MacBook, and you have a real need for a foldable, portable second screen, the Dual Laptop Screen Extender may well be your solution. But most people would do better with a separate external display. Best Prices Today: CopGain Dual Laptop Screen Extender Retailer Price $299.99 View Deal Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide MacBooks can quickly and easily hook up to external displays for greater desk-based screen space. While the plain M1/M2 MacBooks support just one extra screen, the 16-inch MacBook Pro (M2 Max) supports up to four monitors. On its own,…