With so many new Apple products hitting store shelves this week, Cult of Mac’s reviewers have been working overtime. You can read their hands-on reviews of the MacBook Neo and the M4 iPad Air right now — and there’s plenty more to come next week!
We also discussed all the new Apple products on this week’s episode of the Cult of Mac podcast. Check it out if you haven’t already.
Also in this edition of The Weekender:
Despite this week’s deluge of new products, Apple’s got plenty more in the pipeline for later this spring.
We also heard plenty of Apple rumors this week, including new details about the first folding iPhone, the long-delayed hybrid device we’ve been calling a “HomePad,” and a super-expensive laptop that might be known as the MacBook Ultra.
Did you know your iPhone can turn any photo into a 3D image, thanks to a new tool in iOS 26? It can.
The $599 MacBook Neo is already shaking up the PC industry. Apple could take things even further with an even more affordable desktop version.
Leander did a video interview with David Pogue, author of Apple: The First 50 Years, and Griffin reviewed the fascinating new book.
And for the weekend shoppers: We’re already seeing discounts on the brand-new iPad Air. Plus, Cult of Mac Deals launched new sales this week on a PDF editor, an AI-powered presentation generator, and a great tool for gussying up your email signature.
Enjoy your weekend!
— Lewis Wallace, managing editor
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