YouTube channel Linus Tech Tips has launched a project to beat Apple’s modular Mac Pro by producing a hackintosh with better performance, but the otherwise impressive hardware project shouldn’t really be compared to a real Mac Pro, especially in a working environment.

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Apple may be expanding its original content efforts into podcasts, with a report claiming the iPhone maker will be funding productions of audio-based shows that it will offer its customers exclusively via the Podcasts app, taking a similar strategy to Spotify.

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Search provider DuckDuckGo is dramatically expanding their use of Apple Maps for better searching with the same commitment to privacy.

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Moment recently took the wraps off its new line of bags and we’ve been taking them with us on our mobile photo shoots to try them out. Here’s what we thought.

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In addition to instant savings of up to $200 off Apple 12.9-inch iPad Pros, Amazon is knocking an additional $50 to $150 off the current models with special Prime Day discounts in cart. These price cuts, which may end at any time, deliver the lowest prices we’ve seen to date on the high-end tablets, with prices starting at just $799.

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Continuing the current testing round from yesterday’s macOS 10.14.6 build, Apple has issued more builds to developers, this time a seventh build of iOS 12.4 and a sixth build of watchOS 5.3.

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Apple on Tuesday has issued its fourth of developer beta for macOS 10.15 Catalina, with new developer releases of iOS 13 and the others still waiting in the wings.

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Goldman Sachs has burned through considerable amounts of money on Apple Card and its other consumer-facing initiatives, with the investment bank revealing it has spent around $275 million in 2019 alone on public-based projects.

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Prime Day 2019 ends tonight, and we’re rounding up the very best tech deals that you don’t want to miss.

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Executives from Apple and other major tech companies will be answering questions from the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, as part of an investigation into whether dominant firms have too much control, and if there are antitrust concerns that should be addressed.

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