Late-breaking rumors indicate we might get some big surprises at Apple's "Peek Performance" event Tuesday.

A green iPhone? Our first look at the "Mac Studio" desktop and display we heard about last week? What else does Apple have in store?

For people who can handle spoilers, we updated our "what to expect" post to include the latest rumors and predictions.

Sounds like it's going to be a big day.

-- Lewis Wallace, managing editor

P.S. Don't miss Leander's story on MacPaw devs in Ukraine who are struggling to work (and fight back) amid Russian bombardment. We've also got a post on how you can help Ukrainians in need.

What to expect at Apple's March 8 event: New iPhone, iPad and Mac [Updated] — www.cultofmac.com

We've been expecting an iPhone SE and an updated iPad Air. But last-minute rumors point to a potential Mac bombshell.

Mac Studio desktop might appear at Tuesday’s Apple event — www.cultofmac.com

New renders showing the rumored Mac from several angles appear ahead of its possible debut.

How to watch Apple’s big ‘Peek Performance’ event on March 8 — www.cultofmac.com

We’re just a day away from Apple’s big “Peek Performance” event, which is expected to bring upgraded iPhone, iPad and Mac models. Cupertino could also have other sweet surprises up its sleeve. Here's how to watch the event live.

Buying new Apple devices this week? Sell your old stuff to us to get an extra $20 — www.cultofmac.com

Planning to splurge after Tuesday's big event? Sell your old Apple gadgets to Cult of Mac now to earn an extra $20. Simply use the code UPGRADE at checkout to top up your buyback quote.

This OCR scanning pen copies text straight to your Mac and iPhone — www.cultofmac.com

When you need to scan a line of text, or even whole paragraphs, the pen-shaped Scanmarker Air gets the job done quickly and efficiently. Its optical character recognition quickly and accurately digitizes text. Then, the portable scanner sends the captured data to your iPhone, Mac or other device via Bluetooth.

Ukrainian devs work in bathtubs as Russian bombs and missiles fly — www.cultofmac.com

Between air raids and missile strikes, MacPaw's Julia Petryk works in her bathtub. It’s the safest place in her Kyiv apartment. She and other MacPaw staffers tell their stories about life during the Russian invasion.

How to donate to help Ukraine — www.cultofmac.com

A growing number of Ukrainians are without water, power and food as Russia's assault continues. They need all the help they can get. If you want to do your bit, you can donate to one of many charities that are now working to support citizens by providing food, water, blankets, clothes and other essential supplies.

Penny pinchers turn headless MacBooks into hot commodity — www.cultofmac.com

Using a "headless" MacBook Pro with a broken screen (or no screen at all) is a cost-effective Mac mini substitute.

Apple could keep us waiting until 2023 for new Mac Pro and iMac Pro — www.cultofmac.com

Apple has a whole bunch of exciting Mac upgrades planned for 2022, according to recent rumors. But if it’s a new Mac Pro or iMac Pro powered by Apple silicon you’re after, you could be waiting until next year.

This dual-display trick is not for everyone [Setups] — www.cultofmac.com

As we know from looking at lots of computer setups, having at least two monitors is popular, and so is having at least one of those in portrait mode (vertical). But what if you have dual displays and both are ultra-wide screens?

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One more thing ...

"The primary reasons to buy a computer for your home now are that you want to do some business work at home or you want to run educational software for yourself or your children. If you can’t justify buying a computer for one of those two reasons, the only other possible reason is that you just want to be computer literate. You know there’s something going on, you don’t exactly know what it is, so you want to learn. This will change: Computers will be essential in most homes." -- Steve Jobs in 1985 on the future of computing