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Apple has introduced the MacBook Neo, a new entry-level laptop designed to make macOS more accessible to a wider audience. Starting at $599, the device is the cheapest MacBook the company has released in years and is aimed at students, first-time Mac users, and buyers considering Chromebooks or lower-end Windows laptops. The laptop marks a notable shift in Apple’s strategy. Instead of relying on older models like the 2020 M1 MacBook Air to serve as a budget option, Apple has launched a dedicated lower-cost MacBook designed specifically for price-sensitive markets. The Neo features a 13-inch display, 8GB of RAM, and…

After releasing first-party games like Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, God of War Ragnarök, and The Last of Us Part II on PC over the past six years, PlayStation is returning to console exclusivity going forward. That’s according to a new report from Bloomberg, which also says single-player games like last year’s Ghost of Yōtei and the upcoming bullet-hell shooter Saros will not be released on PC.This is part of a wider shift in release strategy, which will see PlayStation still launch multiplayer games like this week’s Marathon and Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls (releasing in August) on other platforms like PC and even Xbox, while…

Apple has just introduced its most affordable laptop, the MacBook Neo, priced at $599 in the US. The new laptop comes in indigo, blush, silver, and citrus color options, while rocking the same fundamental design language as the latest generation MacBook Air. What’s inside the MacBook Neo? It features a 13-inch display with a 2408 x 1506 pixels resolution and 500 nits of peak brightness. Notably, there is no notch at the top, and the bezels are also thicker. Apple is offering the laptop in two storage variants – 256GB and 512GB – while the RAM is locked at 8GB…

The SaaSy People has secured a position in the Financial Times FT 1000: Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies 2026, placing #441 in the respected annual ranking. The company operates as a specialist SaaS consultancy, outsourced BPO provider and Customer Success partner serving clients across the UK and US. Produced by the Financial Times in partnership with Statista, the FT 1000 measures compound annual revenue growth from 2021 to 2024. Now in its tenth year, the list recognises businesses that have delivered sustained, primarily organic expansion while navigating a challenging economic climate. The SaaSy People delivers its services through four core…

Apple‘s new Studio Display XDR is here, and it’s a beast. The 27-inch 5K screen hits 2000 nits of peak brightness, uses a mini-LED backlight with thousands of dimming zones, and finally brings a 120Hz refresh rate to Apple’s pro monitor lineup. But there is a fine print problem. That silky ProMotion experience won’t run on most existing Macs and iPads. You’ll need very specific hardware to get the full 120Hz. Which devices get the full 120Hz Apple’s compatibility list draws a hard line. The M5 iPad Pro is the only tablet that can drive the Studio Display XDR at…

Samsung Health‘s Medications tracker just got a serious upgrade. It now hunts for prescription discounts across more than 70,000 pharmacies. Find a better price and you can save the coupon to Samsung Wallet with one tap. At the counter, just open Wallet and you’re done. No more printing paper coupons or juggling separate apps. The whole thing lives inside two apps you probably already have on your Galaxy phone. Samsung says the goal is simple, make filling prescriptions less of a headache by combining medication tracking with instant savings. How the prescription discount tool works Open the Medications tracker inside…

Google‘s March Pixel Drop is rolling out now, and it’s giving one of the Pixel‘s best quiet features its own home. The Now Playing tool, which automatically figures out songs playing around you, is now a standalone app. That means your history of discovered tracks finally has a place to live. You can actually revisit that song you heard at the coffee shop last week. The update turns a background trick into something useful. Now Playing has long been a Pixel thing, silently catching music without needing to Shazam it. The new app adds a history tab that logs everything…

The drone industry is entering a pivotal moment. After years of chasing bigger sensors, heavier airframes, and complex pro-grade systems, the fastest-growing segment in 2026 is the opposite: sub-249g lightweight drones designed for real users who want effortless portability without sacrificing cinematic quality. Into this shift arrives the Skyrover S1, a compact drone built around one belief — cinematic aerial photography should be accessible to everyone, not just professionals. With a 4K60 camera, a 3-axis mechanical gimbal, forward obstacle sensing, and long-range connectivity, the S1 delivers high-quality visuals while remaining travel-friendly, beginner-friendly, and affordable. It’s truly a smart choice for…

OPPO is preparing to expand its flagship ambitions beyond China with the upcoming Oppo Find X9 Ultra, the successor to one of 2025’s most camera-focused smartphones. The company has confirmed that the new Ultra model will launch in select global markets later this year, marking the first time a Find-series Ultra device will receive an international release. The announcement signals a major shift for OPPO’s premium smartphone strategy. Historically, its Ultra-tier devices have been reserved for the Chinese market, with global users receiving slightly toned-down variants. With the Find X9 Ultra, however, the company appears ready to compete directly with…

The Galaxy S26 Ultra just landed, Samsung’s most capable phone yet — and it’s walking straight into a fight with the iPhone 17 Pro Max, which has been quietly making Apple fans very smug since last September. One runs Android, one runs iOS, both cost over a thousand dollars, and exactly one of them is right for you. Here’s how to figure out which. Price and availability The S26 Ultra is $1,300 for 256GB and $1,800 if you want the 1TB with 16GB RAM. The base S26 and S26+ both got $100 pricier this year — the Ultra somehow escaped…