Nintendo won't be making any more 'Super Mario' games for iPhone

Nintendo director and designer Shigeru Miyamoto has confirmed Mario won't be coming back to smartphones like iPhone.

By Wesley Hilliard |

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Apple sales executive exits Apple for Department of Defense position

Apple executive Doug Beck is among the latest to depart the company, this time for a full-time Department of Defense position.

By Wesley Hilliard |

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What to expect from Apple's second quarter earnings on May 4

Apple has declared it will be revealing details of its earnings from the second fiscal quarter of 2023 on May 4, accompanied by the usual conference call with investors. Here are the factors that will contribute to the report.

By Malcolm Owen |

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How to tell who's paying for a blue check mark on Twitter, and who isn't

While once a Twitter checkmark was a verification symbol, now it can mean someone paid for Twitter Blue. Here's how to use Shortcuts to work out if an account is genuine or willing to pay.

By Malcolm Owen |

Apple Music trademark blocked over branding conflict with musician

A court has rejected Apple's attempt to register the Apple Music trademark to its "Apple Corps" brand it acquired from The Beatles, favoring an independent artist.

By Andrew Orr |

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Amazon launches deep discounts on AirTag, Apple Watch, MacBooks & iPads, save up to 38%

Amazon dropped prices on several Apple Watch models to the lowest prices we've seen in more than a month. Those deals include the Apple Watch SE 2, which now sits at only $239.99, a full $60 cheaper than retail, making it even more affordable.

By Michael Stroup |

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Apple's iOS 17 may drop support for iPhone X, original iPad Pro

Rumor Score

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A new rumor claims that the forthcoming iOS 17 will specifically drop support for 2017's A11 Bionic processor, and all the devices using 2015's A9 or A9X — but there's a curious gap of devices that will keep support.

By William Gallagher |

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Stephen Colbert gets iffy pep talk from 'Ted Lasso' cast

The cast of Apple TV+ hit "Ted Lasso" stopped by "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" to offer some encouragement to help the host shake off his pre-show blues.

By Amber Neely |

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