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Macworld Need to tweak a PDF on your Mac, but limited to a janky software? PDF Reader Pro lets you edit actual text and images inside your PDF files — not just mark them up. And unlike Adobe Acrobat, you pay once and own it forever — Now $29.97 (MSRP $79.99). Unlike basic PDF readers, this premium […]

Macworld At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Impressive battery capacity 15W Qi2 Strong range of colors Built-in kickstand 8K option Cons Apple Store prices higher Our Verdict We love the many available color options, the handy kickstand and the record-equally recharge test performance, plus the unique 8K option. Price When Reviewed This value will show

We’ve already had a first look at what is alleged to be the battery for the upcoming iPhone 17 Air, but a new photo gives us a really good sense of just how thin it is. The photo shows the battery side-by-side with that of the iPhone 17 Pro … more…

T-Mobile last year announced that it was buying most of US Cellular, in a deal said to be worth a total of $4.4B. That deal has now completed. T-Mobile says that USCellular customers will stay on their existing plans “for now,” adding that they will later be able to choose to switch to one of

Alongside an iPhone Fold expected to launch next year, Apple has long been reported to be working on a foldable iPad with an 18.8-inch display. There have, however, been very different estimates of the timeline for the product – and the latest report isn’t good news. Estimates have so far ranged from late next year

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman confirmed plans for paid subreddits earlier this year but now says that the initiative has been de–prioritized. However, he says that the company still believes in the opportunity, suggesting that a Reddit paywall of some kind will be introduced at some stage … more…

We’re about a month away from the unveiling of Apple’s new iPhone 17 lineup. But today, a new report from The Elec shares about a big display upgrade in the works for a future iPhone model. more…

Macworld Chances are there’s at least one old Windows computer lurking in your home, and with Windows 10 support ending in October 2025, the clock is ticking. Once that deadline hits, no more updates means no more security patches, leaving that dusty machine wide open to risks. You don’t need to spend big to fix

Macworld As a longtime Mac user, I prefer owning software outright instead of dealing with monthly fees. That’s why this one-time purchase of Microsoft Office 2024 Home caught my eye—it’s now available for $129.97 (reg. $149.99) and works on Mac or PC, with no subscription required. It includes full versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook, and even adds OneNote. For

According to the latest edition of Mark Gurman’s Power On newsletter, Apple has a new plan up its sleeve to rival the competition in the AI search space. This is a major pivot from Apple’s previous stance, where the company said it didn’t want to develop a chatbot. more…