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- Tuesday January 07
- 10:00 amPreEvent introduces Isaac, looks to offer non-invasive blood glucose monitoring via breath analysis | PowerPagePreEvent introduces Isaac, looks to offer non-invasive blood glucose monitoring via breath analysis
This could definitely come in handy. Over at CES, PreEvent introduced Isaac, a non-invasive blood glucose monitoring device that offers diabetes management with real-time alerts via breath analysis. At CES 2025, PreEvnt, a subsidiary of Scosche Industries, unveiled Isaac, an innovative device designed to monitor blood glucose levels without finger pricks. The small device, clip-on […] Source08:00 amUpgrade to Windows 11 Pro for less than pizza night
Macworld Okay, Mac users, we can admit there are some advantages to having a PC, right? Like those Windows-only apps and games. Instead of being eternally jealous, we’re getting Windows 11 Pro at one of its lowest prices ever: $20 (reg. $199)—this week only. It’s the perfect time to dip our toes into the world of PC gaming or try out other Windows-exclusive software. How does it all work? With a little help from Boot Camp (if you have an Intel-based Mac) or a virtual machine like Parallels Desktop, you can run Windows alongside macOS. Then, you can finally download Red Dead Redemption 2 and other games. Windows 11 Pro’s DirectX 12 Ultimate gaming graphics pick up any slack your Mac might have. This is also your chance to try Windows OS without buying a PC. You might be pleasantly surprised by the sleek interface, multitasking features, and the AI assistant, Windows Copilot. You only have a limited time to download Windows 11 Pro to your Mac for $20 (reg. $199). No coupon is needed to get this price. Microsoft Windows 11 Pro – $19.97 Get It Here StackSocial prices subject to change.08:00 amOwn Microsoft Office forever — no strings, no fees, no fuss
Macworld Tired of software subscriptions slowly draining your wallet every month? Let’s cut the recurring payments and bring back some simplicity. Whether you’re a small business owner crunching numbers or a student racing through a term paper, there’s one tool that’s likely on your “must-have” list: Microsoft Office. This deal on a Microsoft Office 2024 Home & Business lifetime license is on sale for $159.97 (reg. $249), meaning you pay once and own it forever — no fine print, no hidden fees. This edition is compatible with both Mac and PC, making it perfect for households or offices with mixed devices. Designed with performance and usability in mind, Office 2024 offers a sleek, modern interface and improved features across the board. You’ll get the classic suite of apps, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote to handle everything from detailed spreadsheets to polished presentations. Unlike subscription-based models, this package gives you peace of mind knowing your productivity tools are ready whenever you are, even offline. Whether you’re creating a sleek resume or managing email overload, these trusted apps are built to get the job done efficiently. Ditch the subscription cycle and invest in tools that work as hard as you do — no strings attached. Regularly $249, get a lifetime license to Microsoft Office 2024 for Mac and PC for $159.97 for a limited time. Microsoft Office 2024 Home & Business for Mac or PC Lifetime License – $159.97 See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.07:45 amApple will update notification summaries to clearly indicate AI use
Apple will improve notification summaries with a software update to "further clarify" when Apple Intelligence is used to generate headlines. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)03:26 amPlugable debuts 5 Display Dock, 10-port USB-C Charger, and DisplayLink Pro Quad Display Adapter at CES 2025 | AppleInsiderPlugable debuts 5 Display Dock, 10-port USB-C Charger, and DisplayLink Pro Quad Display Adapter at CES 2025
There are three new cutting-edge docking stations from Plugable, adding more displays and ports to your desk than ever before.Plugable unveils new docks at CES. Image source: PlugableEven as Apple adds more ports to its laptops and desktops, it is never quite enough. Thankfully, companies like Plugable offer ways to push past external display limits or pack way more charging ports into a tiny space.Plugable revealed three new products during CES 2025 — the 5 Display Dock, 10-port USB-C Charger, and DisplayLink Pro Quad Display Adapter. Each of these products will help users cut cable clutter and improve their workspace. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums03:03 amEureka J15 Max Ultra robot cleaner can now see water on wet floors
The Eureka J15 Max Ultra is a robot vacuum cleaner that is capable of detecting transparent wet messes on floors, and then adapting to it.Eureka J15 Max Ultra - Image credit: EurekaLaunched at CES, the Eureka J15 Max Ultra is an advanced robot vacuum cleaner that offers many features to please homeowners. The feature we're most interested in helps combat wet messes.The onboard IntelliView AI 2.0 system uses infrared cameras and an FHD vision sensor in tandem to see two different views of the floor. Using algorithms trained to identify differences in surface reflections and texture, it is capable of detecting liquids, including transparent droplets on a floor. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums03:02 amAnker announces impressive charging tech at CES 2025 including solar umbrella
Anker comes prepared for CES 2025 with lots of new accessories, from powerful chargers to speakers to solar beach umbrellas.Anker had multiple CES announcements from many of its sub-brandsThe Consumer Electronics Show is underway yet again for 2025 and all the big tech accessory makers are present as always. Anker is known for its charging and power solutions, and it has packed its booth with new products.Starting out in the world of chargers, the Anker Charger (140W) with display has an integrated collapsible plug that connects into the wall. An outward-facing display gives real-time charging information. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums03:00 amFirst-ever detachable 3-in-1 robot vacuum rules over your mess
Eufy says its award-winning new Robot Vacuum 3-in-1 E20 is the first to successfully integrate robot vacuum, stick vacuum and handheld vacuum. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)02:06 amU-Tec Ultraloq is first to market with UWB smart lock at CES 2025
At CES 2025, the Ultraloq Bolt Mission UWB + NFC turned heads with support for hands-free auto-unlocking and Matter support.This flagship smart lock is the first to add ultra-wideband supportHeadlining U-tec's CES announcement is the premium Ultraloq Bolt Mission UWB + NFC, which is the world's first smart lock with Ultra-Wideband technology built in. This delivers what the brand calls "centimeter-level accuracy" in tracking the phone's location as it approaches.UWB precision, often used with digital car keys, helps determine when a user is walking towards the door. It can also prevent inadvertently unlocking the door when located on the inside of the house. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums01:00 amUnifyDrive UP6 is an AI-enhanced network attached storage device with a built-in display | AppleInsiderUnifyDrive UP6 is an AI-enhanced network attached storage device with a built-in display
At the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show, UnifyDrive has announced a new network attached storage device featuring a built-in tablet-style display, and AI-powered features in the operating system.The UnifyDrive UP6, with its built-in battery and on-device screen, is ideal for remote location use.CES is underway, and artificial intelligence (AI) is once again the key phrase for the event in 2025. Everything is packed with AI technology, including network-attached storage (NAS).The UnifyDrive UP6 was revealed on Monday, and includes a built-in rechargeable battery for on-the-go transfers. The new battery should be an improvement on the previous UT2 drive's battery, which was only good for up to an hour in our testing. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums12:28 amApple plans software update after AI summaries get news headlines wrong
It's unfortunately not possible for Apple Intelligence to make zero errors.12:19 amLG teases upcoming UltraFine 6K Display with Thunderbolt 5 and stunning slim bezel design | 9 to 5 MacLG teases upcoming UltraFine 6K Display with Thunderbolt 5 and stunning slim bezel design
LG unveiled a beautiful new 6K display at CES 2025, dubbed the LG UltraFine 6K Display. It marks the first 6K monitor to incorporate Thunderbolt 5, a feature recently introduced by Apple in the new and M4 Pro MacBook Pro models launched in November. Details, including price and release date, are still unknown, but we can learn a few things from LG’s teaser. more…12:15 amNew SanDisk SSD clings to iPhone to store terabytes of high-res video recordings
Attach the SanDisk Creator Phone SSD to a recent iPhone Pro or Pro Mac to record high-resolution ProRes video (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)Monday January 0611:35 pmApple Claims It Will Soon ‘Further Clarify’ Which Notifications Are AI-Generated Summaries, Following Embarrasing BBC News Summarization Mistakes | Daring FireballApple Claims It Will Soon ‘Further Clarify’ Which Notifications Are AI-Generated Summaries, Following Embarrasing BBC News Summarization Mistakes
I think it’s correct for Apple to leave this in control of users, not developers. But Apple really does need to make it more clear what is an AI-generated summary and what is a verbatim original notification.11:31 pmThe best Plex video player for Apple Vision Pro just got way better
It started with a planetarium. Now Theater for visionOS has become the best Plex video player on Apple Vision Pro. That’s because of a collection of new features in today’s version 2.1 update. more…11:30 pmNew HDMI 2.2 protocol aims to considerably reduce audio latency
The HDMI Forum, which manages the specifications for the HDMI connection, announced on Monday version 2.2 of the protocol. HDMI 2.2, as it’s called, increases bandwidth and aims to considerably reduce audio latency. Read on as we detail what exactly changes with the new HDMI 2.2 protocol. more…11:04 pmThe iconic macOS Dock has just turned 25
Apple’s macOS has changed a lot since its first version, but it still retains a lot of elements from the early days that make macOS unique. One of those elements is the iconic Dock, which lets users keep their favorite apps accessible with just a click – and you may not have known this, but the macOS Dock just turned 25, and there’s a cool story behind it. more…10:38 pmDo You Use It? What’s Your Backup Strategy
This week’s Do You Use It? poll asks how you could recover your data and get back to work in the event of a disaster ranging from a corrupted file to a house fire.Read original article10:04 pmArgus hikes Apple target price to $280 on ‘positive signs for iPhone sales’
Argus analyst Jim Kelleher on Monday raised his Apple price target from $250 to $280, citing increased fiscal 2025 earnings estimates… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.10:00 pmPrice drop: Get a versatile iPhone scanning app for $28 (works with iPad, too)
This powerful scanning app offers loads of features at a low price. Turn your iPhone or iPad into a full-service scanner with iScanner. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)