March 2025

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Pretty much every streaming platform has a list where you can see the titles you haven’t finished watching, or with new episodes available, so that you can continue watching them. Disney+, however, didn’t have an option to remove a title from the “Continue Watching” list – until now. more…

Macworld Is your plant dying? Why are the leaves yellow? Wait, is it a fern, a rabbit foot fern? Those are different.  Taking care of your houseplants can be kind of tough. AI can make it easier. Plantum is an AI plant care tool that can identify plants from a single picture, diagnose any problems,

Macworld I had a revelation recently while testing the wired charging speed of my trusty iPhone 16 Plus. In six months of ownership, it occurred to me as I blew the dust out like an archaeologist examining an ancient pot, I had never plugged a cable into my iPhone’s USB-C port. It seemed impossible, but

On Thursday, Bloomberg reported that Apple CEO Tim Cook had “lost confidence” in SVP of AI John Giannandrea. In turn, he’ll no longer be in charge of Siri product development, and now Vision Pro head Mike Rockwell will be taking the lead. While pretty much any news for Siri would be good news at this

Today, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman corroborated that Apple will launch a foldable iPhone in 2026. Many outlets had previously reported that Apple was working on such a launch. According to Gurman, the product will be similar in design to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold, rather than a clamshell folding device. more…

According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the rumored plastic design for the next-generation is now in ‘serious jeopardy.’ There are some internal conflicts regarding the plastic housing, and it isn’t necessarily cheaper to produce. more…

In a move to position the as more of an AI wearable, Apple is working on multiple versions of future Apple Watch models that include cameras. This will help the device “see the outside world,” per Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. more…

A strange Apple Maps bug is showing point-of-interest pins for a smattering of airport baggage claim stations across the United States, while the map is zoomed far way enough that otherwise almost no landmarks, let alone airports, are marked. The random baggage claim pins appear across Apple Maps on iPhone, iPad and Mac. This is

Macworld If you like using Windows apps on your Mac through Parallels Pro, then pay attention. Microsoft is phasing out Windows 10 soon. If you had a Windows computer, you might be able to upgrade to Windows 11 for free. Mac users can still upgrade for cheap, though. It’s only $14.97 to get Windows 11