Welcome back to another week of amazing Cult of Mac action. We sent a crack team of staffers this year to Las Vegas’ all-you-can-eat buffet of technology, CES. Their on-the-spot reporting has resulted in a plate piled high with goodies, and we’re here to share it with you.
This week, we’ve got the best (and worst) of CES, a poll on which glitchy software Apple should fix, some more solid rumors about the upcoming iPhone 7, a quick look at some great knockoff Apple Watch bands, and a “one-click upgrade” that will double your MacBook’s hard drive.
Here’s the rundown this week:
The best (and worst) of CES
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CES is the tech world equivalent of an all-you-can-eat dim sum buffet. Your eyes boggle at all the tantalizing-looking options, but you’re never really sure what you’re about to sink your teeth into.
Read more in Cult of Mac Magazine.
What glitchy software should Apple fix first?
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Walt Mossberg thinks Apple’s most pressing need for 2016 is making its software function flawlessly. Now it’s your turn to weigh in: Which specific software should Apple fix immediately?
Read more in Cult of Mac Magazine.
Latest iPhone 7 rumor: Thin is definitely in
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Ditching the headphone jack seemed ridiculous at first but this is shaping up to be the most credible rumor about the next-gen iPhone. Get our take on all the latest iPhone 7 whispers.
Read more in Cult of Mac Magazine.
Why knockoff Apple Watch bands are so good
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The internet is awash with third-party Apple Watch accessories that are almost as good as the genuine articles but cost a fraction of the price. Here’s why.
Read more in Cult of Mac Magazine.
Double your MacBook’s hard drive with ‘one-click upgrade’
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The makers of a tiny new device called the TarDisk Pear promise to permanently double your MacBook’s hard drive space in a matter of moments. It’s handy, but it will cost you.
Read more in Cult of Mac Magazine.
