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Apple to launch a new line of MacOS devices on October 27
Apple has recently announced a press event, where it will most likely present the new line of Macintosh hardware.
Evernote will allow its employees to read your notes
If you aren't comfortable with Evernote employees looking through your notes, you have until January 23rd to move your notes to a different service and delete your account.
GarageBand, iWork and iMovie are now free on Apple devices
Apple has just updated both the Mac and iOS versions of iMovie, GarageBand and iWork, making them completely free to use.
Several ways to manage notes on your Mac
Looking for a way to not only quickly take notes, but also actually find them when you need to see them again? Here are some of the best notes-management tools for Mac users.
M4 MacBook Pro leaked to Russia before official presentation
While you may be used to seeing specs of a device appearing online before its launch, leaks involving a physical product itself are rare. Here's one involving an M4 MacBook Pro.
