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  1. Comment: There’s a good reason there’s no MacBook Pro Face ID in the notch
    Comment: There’s a good reason there’s no MacBook Pro Face ID in the notch
  2. Comment: Here’s why AirPods Pro are a better option for most buyers than AirPods 3
    Comment: Here’s why AirPods Pro are a better option for most buyers than AirPods 3
  3. Apple Says Notch is a 'Smart Way' to Give Users More Space for Content on New MacBook Pros
    Apple Says Notch is a 'Smart Way' to Give Users More Space for Content on New MacBook Pros
  4. SpaceX could make Elon Musk world’s first trillionaire, says Morgan Stanley
    SpaceX could make Elon Musk world’s first trillionaire, says Morgan Stanley
  5. Ulysses adds Shortcuts and Quick Notes integration with macOS Monterey release, more
    Ulysses adds Shortcuts and Quick Notes integration with macOS Monterey release, more
  6. M1 Pro and M1 Max deep dive shows how the MacBook Pro competes against the best desktop PCs
    M1 Pro and M1 Max deep dive shows how the MacBook Pro competes against the best desktop PCs
  7. Concept: How a new MacBook Air could adopt the best parts of the iMac and MacBook Pro
    Concept: How a new MacBook Air could adopt the best parts of the iMac and MacBook Pro
  8. AirPods vs AirPods Pro: Here’s everything you need to know
    AirPods vs AirPods Pro: Here’s everything you need to know
  9. Gurman: Apple unlikely to hold November event; new iPad Pro, larger iMac, and more on track for 2022
    Gurman: Apple unlikely to hold November event; new iPad Pro, larger iMac, and more on track for 2022
  10. Apple @ Work: These are the secondary features of macOS Monterey that will be useful at work
    Apple @ Work: These are the secondary features of macOS Monterey that will be useful at work
  11. Comment: Why the worst thing about the MacBook Pro is good news for everyone
    Comment: Why the worst thing about the MacBook Pro is good news for everyone
  12. Snap CEO says Apple’s privacy policies have been affecting its revenue
    Snap CEO says Apple’s privacy policies have been affecting its revenue