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I Never Pay Full Price for a Laptop. Follow My Insider Tricks and You Won't Either

In an era of roller-coaster tariffs and inflation, saving money has never been more important. After reviewing hundreds of laptops, I've gleaned some pretty handy tricks for getting the best price on the right PC.

ICYMI: OUR BEST STORIES FROM APPLE WWDC

Dear Apple: Thanks for Fixing the Photos App. Sincerely, Every iOS User

After we all complained, Apple does a rare about-face and restores some order to the Photos app. It also streamlined the Camera app to reflect how people actually use it. Here's what's changed for the better.

I Thought Apple Was Falling Behind in AI—WWDC Changed My Mind

Yep, Google and Microsoft are ahead now, but taking the time to deliver a thoughtful, truly useful AI approach is very Apple, and it's ultimately the right move.

Can the Apple Watch Workout Buddy Really Replace My Personal Trainer? Only If It Does These 3 Things

Apple's AI trainer in watchOS 26 is promising in theory, but I've seen what an annoying, nagging coach looks like. Here's how Workout Buddy can avoid that fate.

Is It Finally Time to Say Goodbye to Your Intel Mac?

Apple's WWDC macOS Tahoe 26 reveal drives home the notion that your old Intel-based Mac won't last forever. But do you need to upgrade right now? Here's my best advice on when to jump to Apple Silicon.

5 Things Apple Showed Off at WWDC That Will Change How I Use My iPhone

When iOS 26 lands this fall, I'm excited to banish nuisance callers, check out the slick new interface, and see if Live Translation can help me communicate with my in-laws.

I Watched Apple's WWDC With My 14-Year-Old. Here's What Actually Impressed Him

Who needs a focus group when you have a kid in the house?

EXPERT TIPS

Some Say Fast Charging Ruins Your Phone Battery, But Here's Why I'm Not Worried

Fast charging will power up your phone in a hurry, but is it safe to use? I've heard people worry about this charging myth, but modern phones have made it less scary than it used to be.