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With iOS and iPadOS 26, Apple finally brought the Preview app to iPhone and iPad.
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With iOS and iPadOS 26, Apple finally brought the Preview app to iPhone and iPad.
If you're looking for a good, free PDF editor for your Mac, look no further than Preview. Here are seven things you can do with the built-in app.
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The first public beta for iOS 27 is now available to all compatible devices, but you shouldn't install it before thinking through the risks.
Apple made a ton of announcements at WWDC 2026, including new Apple Intelligence features, Siri AI, and software updates for all its products.
Apple unveils the next generation of Apple Intelligence, integrating powerful AI capabilities into iPhone, iPad, and Mac for more personal and helpful everyday experiences.
iOS now supports RCS messaging with Android phones—but only up to a point. Here's what you need to know about messaging across platforms.
Right now, you can grab a "grade A" refurbished pair of Beats Studio Pro over-ear headphones for $139.99 from Woot. That's $220 off the original $349.99 price and $20 less than you'll pay for a renewed pair on Amazon. These durable, comfortable headphones are a great choice if you're an Apple user, as Apple owns Beats, but they work well with Android devices too.
If you prefer headphones over earbuds and want the latest Bose has to offer, the QuietComfort Ultra Gen 2 headphones are $369 (originally $449), reaching a new low price. These headphones have excellent ANC, are comfortable for long listening sessions, offer good battery life, and have lossless audio via USB-C, which is very much appreciated for those looking to get away from compressed audio.
The Beats Fit Pro (1st Gen) earbuds aren’t the newest exercise earbuds on the market (or even Beats, that would be the Powerbeats Pro 2), but they’re a classic option with ANC and a comfortable fit, making them a sportier version of AirPods Pro, with a slight edge when it comes to battery life. You can get a pair in white or pink for $124.99 (originally $199.95), the lowest price ever.
Over-ear headphones are the most comfortable type of headphones you can get—if you're OK with their bulkiness. Depending on your preference and budget, there's likely a great fit on this roundup of the best over-ear headphones for you.
On paper, CMF appears to have delivered exactly what was asked for: Nothing's design philosophy and build quality at a price that won't break the bank. The CMF Headphone Pro launches today in the EU and UK, but eager US customers do have to face a brief wait until Oct. 7 to get their hands on a pair.
Nothing keeps impressing with its value. The Nothing’s Ear (a) earbuds come with a companion app that lets you customize the sound with presets or adjust the bass, mids, and highs individually. It supports AAC, SBC, and LDAC codecs, Bluetooth 5.3, plus multipoint for two devices at once, ANC, and a 9.5-hour battery life. If you have a Nothing phone, you can use a pinch-to-speak ChatGPT feature. Get them for $59 (originally $109).
Marshall products are for people who value style and love that retro look without sacrificing quality. Marshall is offering these Monitor III ANC headphones for the lowest price ever of $229.99 (down from $379.99), beating the heavyweights from Sony and Bose on price and looks.
The new Sleep A30 earbuds have ANC and new features the older A20 model didn't have—and despite their recent release this past August, they're already significantly discounted. They are my favorite earbuds for sleep, and right now, you can get them for $179.99 (originally $229.99), the lowest price ever. Our Best Editor-Vetted Tech Deals Right Now Apple AirPods Pro 3 Noise Cancelling H
New in iOS 27 beta 3: AirPods Adaptive Audio slider in the audio mode picker
In watchOS 27, Apple is adding a new dynamic icon grid, a single-tap gesture, and a couple of useful quality-of-life upgrades.
Running is miserable and heat is miserable; therefore, running in the heat is miserable. But there’s more to it than that, and exercising in the heat feels even worse than you'd expect from stacking those two factors together. Exercise raises your body temperature, and when you stack that rise in temperature on top of the heat from the weather, it's very possible to reach dangerous levels of body heat. That means your body has to work harder than usual to cool itself down. The ways we cool ourse
But cooling your body isn’t a complete solution. Dumping a cup of ice water over your head or putting one into your belly only provides momentary relief, and water-cooling jackets aren’t practical outside of physiology labs. So let’s look at what happens in real-world conditions. Our most efficient way of cooling off is sweating. When moisture evaporates from your skin, it takes some body heat with it. In humid weather, though, sweat doesn’t evaporate as easily because the air is already full of
New evidence bolsters the claim that adapting to hot weather gives an all-around fitness advantage—but not right away.