Apple’s M1 MacBook Air refuses to die

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Apple surprised everyone with the power and performance of the M1 MacBook Air when it launched the laptop in late 2020. And more than five years later, those Macs show no sign of slowing down, handling everything users care to throw at them.

The Mac still boots almost instantly, races through daily tasks, offers battery life that puts even some newer Windows laptops to shame and, perhaps most importantly, still gives millions of users no compelling reason to upgrade. 

Why the MacBook Air is still going strong

The M1 wasn’t merely better than the Intel Macs it replaced. It delivered a dramatic step forward. Silent, fast, and with remarkable energy efficiency, these laptops have proved themselves to be more reliable and longer-lasting than almost any other notebook.

Apple has continued to deliver impressive improvements ever since the M1 Macs first appeared. The recently introduced M5 MacBook Air delivers double the multi-core and 50% better single-core performance than M1; that means it provides similar performance to the MacBook Pro of around three years ago. 

Apple Silicon has improved every single year and is now extremely powerful — so much so that Apple is about to sell 10 million units of the A-series MacBook Neo, a $599 machine with an iPhone-derived chip that delivers more performance than many mainstream users need.

Meanwhile, even when using a nearly-six-year-old MacBook Air, you still experience a fast browser, responsive Office apps, great battery life and powerful photo editing capabilities. 

To the Moon and back

At the high end of Apple’s range, you’ll find Macs so accomplished they can handle almost every imaginable professional task. It means that right now, today, Apple’s product range extends from good enough to simply amazing. 

Despite heavy marketing hype from competitors who boast of their own ARM-based competitors in similar price brackets, those PCs remain compromised in comparison, if only by their use of Windows, build quality, and overall higher running costs.

Think about it: All things being equal, if you gave a typical office worker an M1 MacBook Air and an M5 MacBook Air and asked them which models they were using, how long would it take them to figure it out? 

Sure, a highly experienced Mac user would likely know. But for a lot of people, the difference would be hard to spot because what they do on their computers just isn’t particularly demanding. 

Making people happy is good for business

Surely that’s bad for Apple’s business, right? I think not. It means Apple has created a huge population of happy Mac users who are still having a good time with the Mac they acquired in 2020. Those people tell other people about their experience, which helps evangelize the platform and can’t have hurt MacBook Neo sales this year. 

They also become more interested in other Apple products, which they can afford to invest in instead of investing in the standard PC “upgrade’”cycle. After all, if you have a platform that doesn’t need an upgrade every three years, you can spend your money on something else instead. For consumers, that might be AirPods and Apple services, while for enterprise professionals that investment might become an iPad or iPhone Pro. 

Apple doesn’t mind. It still makes bank.

The company generally finds that giving people what they want is good for business. It boosts customer satisfaction scores, reduces maintenance costs, and builds repeat customers.

That long replacement cycle delivers a second benefit, too. Apple talks extensively about sustainability. With the M-series Macs, it has achieved it. 

Sustainable technology

People use these laptops longer and get more value later when they sell them on. And when they eventually get returned for recycling, Apple can tear the machines down for parts as it works toward establishing circular manufacturing within the next four years.

The M1 MacBook Air might eventually be remembered not just as the first Apple Silicon Mac, but as representing the moment when ordinary people didn’t have to worry about performance anymore. That’s why the product refuses to die — not because it’s immortal, but because for millions of users it still does everything they need. And all the M- and A-series Macs that follow it do exactly the same thing.

One more thing, however: Intel Macs will no longer be supported by macOS 27 when it ships this year. Apple typically ends support for products around 6-7 years after it removes them from sale, so when will it end support for the M1? Potentially, not too soon.

Apple only stopped selling the M1 MacBook Air in 2024, which suggests support could continue until 2030 or 2031. So, if you bought an M1 MacBook Air in 2020, you’ve actually invested in something designed to work for you for a decade. Which PCs can truly deliver that?

No wonder the M1 MacBook Air refuses to die.

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Asus Vivowatch 6 Plus arrives with blood pressure and ECG chops alongside a wellness coach

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Amazon announces Prime Day sales date and it’s happening a tad earlier this year

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How Next-Generation Proxy Infrastructure Benefits Modern Online Businesses

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By Adarsh Verma Today, more people are part of the market because of the digital world. Getting data and…
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ASUS ROG Celebrates 20 Years With RTX 5090 PCs, Xbox Handheld, and More

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By Hisan Kidwai ASUS is perhaps the biggest name in the gaming space, and there’s good reason for it….
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Kieszonkowe kasyno: rozrywka online skrojona pod telefon

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Co sprawia, że gra na telefonie to dobry wybór?

Pytanie: Dlaczego coraz więcej osób wybiera mobilne kasyna zamiast komputerów?

Odpowiedź: Ponieważ wygoda i szybki dostęp zrobiły swoje — rozrywka, którą miałeś kiedyś tylko przed monitorem, dziś pojawia się w kieszeni. Interfejsy projektowane mobile-first upraszczają nawigację, a gry są optymalizowane pod mniejsze ekrany, co pozwala zanurzyć się w atmosferę bez konieczności przesiadywania przy biurku.

Pytanie: Czy mobilne kasyno to tylko przenośna wersja strony?

Odpowiedź: Nie zawsze — wiele platform oferuje specjalne tryby i układy dla telefonów, większe przyciski, skrócone menu i szybsze ładowanie elementów, by doświadczenie było płynne podczas krótkich sesji w tramwaju czy podczas przerwy na kawę.

Jak wygląda szybkość i responsywność na urządzeniach mobilnych?

Pytanie: Czy gry działają płynnie na słabszych telefonach?

Odpowiedź: Projektanci koncentrują się na optymalizacji, więc wiele tytułów działa zaskakująco dobrze nawet na średniej klasy sprzęcie. Jeśli interesuje cię techniczna strona mobilnych rozwiązań, znajdziesz dodatkowe analizy na camtweet.com, które pokazują, jak różne platformy radzą sobie z prędkością i responsywnością.

Pytanie: Co wpływa na czas ładowania i płynność?

Odpowiedź: Na to składa się kilka elementów: sposób kodowania gry, rozmiar grafik i animacji oraz architektura serwerów. W praktyce oznacza to, że dobrze zaprojektowana wersja mobilna priorytetowo traktuje szybkość i minimalizację opóźnień, aby rozrywka była natychmiastowa.

Nawigacja i czytelność — co ułatwia korzystanie?

Pytanie: Jakie elementy interfejsu są najważniejsze na ekranie telefonu?

Odpowiedź: Przejrzyste menu, duże i czytelne ikony oraz logiczny układ funkcji. Często spotykane rozwiązania to menu dolne, szybkie skróty do ulubionych kategorii i uproszczone powiadomienia — wszystko po to, by użytkownik mógł skupić się na rozrywce, a nie na szukaniu opcji.

Pytanie: Czy interfejsy są przyjazne dla nowych użytkowników?

Odpowiedź: Tak — nowoczesne aplikacje i strony mobilne stawiają na jasne sygnały wizualne, podpowiedzi i etapowanie interakcji, co sprawia, że nawet pierwsza sesja może być intuicyjna i przyjemna bez konieczności długiego poznawania układu.

Najczęściej spotykane cechy udanego interfejsu mobilnego:

  • Prosty pasek nawigacyjny z najważniejszymi kategoriami.

  • Responsywne i duże elementy dotykowe.

  • Minimalistyczne ekrany, które nie przytłaczają informacjami.

  • Szybkie odświeżanie i animacje dopasowane do wydajności urządzenia.

Co mówią gracze o społeczności i rozrywce mobilnej?

Pytanie: Czy mobilne kasyno to samotna zabawa, czy jest coś więcej?

Odpowiedź: Coraz częściej doświadczenie ma wymiar społeczny: turnieje, tablice wyników, czaty na żywo i opcje współdzielenia wyników tworzą wrażenie wspólnoty. Nawet krótkie interakcje z innymi graczami potrafią wzbogacić sesję i dodać odczucia realnego zaangażowania.

Pytanie: Jakie rodzaje rozrywki cieszą się największym zainteresowaniem na telefonach?

Odpowiedź: Najpopularniejsze są krótkie, angażujące sesje oraz tytuły z prostą acz efektowną grafiką, które dobrze działają na ekranach dotykowych. Poniżej kilka kategorii, które często przewijają się w opiniach użytkowników.

  • Dynamiczne gry z szybkim tempem rozgrywki.

  • Formaty z elementami społecznościowymi i rankingami.

  • Produkty z nacechowaniem wizualnym i krótkimi rundami.

Podsumowanie: Mobilne kasyno to przede wszystkim dostępność i natychmiastowa rozrywka, skrojona na krótkie chwile wolnego czasu. Jeśli zależy ci na przejrzystym interfejsie, szybkim ładowaniu i przyjemnej społeczności — doświadczenia mobile-first pokazują, że te elementy mogą współgrać i tworzyć spójną, satysfakcjonującą ofertę.

GoPro warned it may not survive. The AI memory crunch is killing companies that make things people hold.

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By Ana Maria Constantin GoPro warned on Monday that there is “substantial doubt about the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.” The action-camera maker reported a 26% revenue decline in Q1 and expects to breach several loan covenants. Shares fell as much as 14%. The cause is memory. GoPro said its earnings forecast has been “significantly impacted” […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Apple is building a bill-splitting feature that photographs receipts and assigns items to friends

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By Darius Popa Apple is preparing a new iPhone feature that lets users photograph a restaurant receipt, assign individual items to different people, and automatically generate payment requests through Apple Cash. The tool will calculate each person’s share of the bill including item costs, tax, and tip, Bloomberg reported on Monday, citing people with knowledge of the plan. Apple […] This story continues at The Next Web

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WWDC: What can developers expect?

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Apple will open the doors to developers at its Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) next week. Beyond a big push on AI and new OSes focused on stability and performance, what should developers expect? Mostly it’s about new APIs, Foundation Models, and App Intents; here’s what I’ve been able to figure out so far.

Foundation Models

Apple has been building new Apple Intelligence APIs. One way it is achieving this is to take models made with Google Gemini, then distill and shrink them to fit inside (and run on) its devices. The progression will be to introduce these as a new crop of Foundation models developers can use in their apps. There’s more:

New APIs mean developers will be able to run Apple Intelligence tools such as summarization directly on the customer device, all offline, all private.

Developers that use Apple’s standard text editing/entry views will gain access to improved Apple-developed tools inside their apps without custom-coding.

Because intelligence takes place on the user’s device, neither developers nor users will need to pay for those AI tokens. This is a distinct cost and privacy-saving advantage for customers and developers.

App Intents: The next generation

Apple continues on its quest to convince developers to make features of their apps available for use via Siri with App Intents. Doing so requires developers to wrap their apps into semantic structures, enabling speech/text-based interaction. To help them achieve this, Apple is expected to introduce a complete redesign of its App Intents framework.

Speak as you wish

While users must say “Hey Siri” to invoke its attention today, the assistant will respond more dynamically to natural language. Combined with App Intents, that means users should be able to ask Siri to use a combination of apps to make things happen on the device.

A developer might build a travel app that can take an itinerary and hand it across to a budgeting tool, for example. The idea is that with a spoken or typed command, a person will be able to call on a collection of apps to identify the destination, create an itinerary, put together a to-do list, prepare relevant letters or emails, and assemble a budget — all invoked by the original command.

What about context?

We’re expecting Siri to become better at using the content of your screen, location, and other personal data as it seeks to provide more contextualized responses. We don’t yet know the extent or form in which Apple will make that information available to third-party developers to help contextualize their own apps. Apple’s focus on privacy matters a great deal, as does its relationship with regulators, some of whom will demand that data made available to Apple’s own apps be made available to third-party apps. These are important matters for Apple, app developers, and customers who want the convenience of AI without loss of privacy.

More consistent UI tools on Swift

Swift should get better at migrating legacy code, but the big speculation around it concerns Liquid Glass. Will Swift make it easier for developers to build consistent user interfaces that work properly across all Apple’s platforms? If it does, then it will help overcome one of the big criticisms of Apple’s liquid-inspired UI. Swift will also usher in the tools developers need to support agentic application coding.

Better vibes for Xcode

Vibe coding is everywhere, including within Xcode, which is expected to gain improved contextual and predictive understanding to help boost developer productivity. Xcode could also  introduce improved real-time architectural debugging hints, aiming to make it easier for developers to build bug-free apps.

A Mac you can wear: Vision OS

All the AI enhancements made available across Apple’s other products will also be offered to visionOS. That access takes the headset another step closer to becoming the Mac you wear like sunglasses.

Elsewhere

A new Camera API means developers can build specialized, interactive buttons that users can deploy directly within the native iOS Camera interface. This should be a great way to use more sophisticated camera apps more naturally.

Wallet Pass means apps will be able to ingest things like barcodes or gym passes for use within Wallet.

Icon Composer might offer more tools designed to promote consistency.

Intel finally retires

Apple will abandon Intel support in macOS 27, which means developers will likely end support for legacy Intel applications in response.

After the gold rush

Once the lights go down on WWDC, Apple’s real test will be to see if its announcements help make AI useful, private, and affordable to developers and their customers. After all, if Apple gets AI right on a platform basis, it should be able to offer the kind of on-device intelligence no one else can match, at no charge to developers or users — a move that might yet kick-start AI innovation across its platforms. This will provide a moat around the Apple ecosystem, inside which developers can explore new potentials for AI to give customers the tools they need at costs they can afford.

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Intel stakes new claim in physical AI with robotics chips

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Intel is invading the physical AI space with a reentry into the robotics market it quit many years ago amid financial struggles.

The robotics strategy is part of the company’s larger plan to establish AI on the “edge,” in which devices have the computing capability to run AI locally. Many devices lack AI capabilities and have to offload processing to the cloud.

The chipmaker said its Intel Series 3 processors are now in 130 edge AI and robotics designs. It also had a design win with SensoryAI, which provides technology for robots that include Ella, a robotic barista made by Crown Digital.

The company’s Core Ultra Series 3 processors are derivatives of chip designs intended for laptops. But Intel has achieved a level of power efficiency for long battery life that allows those chips to be adapted for handheld devices and laptops.

Intel also said it can build advanced robotics chips thanks to its latest manufacturing technologies.

For example, many robotic functions, such as computer vision and real-time controls, can be integrated into a single chip. Previously, functions like graphics and movement and control were distributed among different cores in a chip.

SensoryAI, for example, has a chip architecture that provides the robotic barista — which is more like a robotic arm — with AI capabilities, Intel said.

The main “Avatar” agent handles customers as the main “Ella” agent reasons and executes the task. If Ella encounters errors, it passes on the issue to a Guardian agent, which helps with the recovery. Some issues could include making sense of an order, or cups that might be stuck. 

The three agents are embedded in a single piece of Core Ultra Series 3 silicon.

Intel is displaying some of those robots at the Computex trade show in Taiwan. The company shared a video of a humanoid-style robot from the floor in a X.com post  

This is not Intel’s first attempt at the robotics market. Intel sold robotics chips and kits when it was a dominant chip player in the field, but curtailed efforts in 2021 after Pat Gelsinger took over as CEO and restructured the company to focus on manufacturing.

Robotics is now back on the menu under new Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan, who replaced Gelsinger last year. He has restructured to company to focus on high-growth areas that can generate high returns.

A Morgan Stanley study last year indicated the robotics market could be worth $5 trillion by 2050 — and more than 1 billion humanoid robots could be in operation. 

Robots are seen to improve human productivity and manufacturing output. For example, they could help factories that are facing labor shortages or be used to complete tasks that are dangerous. 

However, challenges remain. There isn’t yet enough real-world data to train robots to do targeted work. And the AI models — generally called world models — they will need are still under development. 

Training robots to do a specific job requires a sequence of events to happen in succession without any errors. Companies are still training robots to spot and understand errors, analyze possible resolutions, and take the right corrective action.

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Acer’s Aspire Badge is a wearable screen that also pulls double duty for emergencies

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Best Minimalist Phone Cases to Keep Your Smartphone Sleek

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By Deepti Pathak Many people want to keep their smartphones protected without adding extra bulk to their pockets. This…
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AMD just gave PC gamers a reason to stop worrying about upgrades

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By Shimul Sood AMD unveiled two new X3D gaming processors, extended AM5 support through 2029, and introduced a new Radeon GPU at Computex 2026. The bigger story may be what it means for future upgrades.

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🎰 Find the Best Payout Gaming Sites in Australia

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China just told its tech giants to stop fighting on price and start investing in AI

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By Alina Maria Stan A top-level Communist Party publication has signaled a shift in how Beijing intends to govern its largest internet platforms. A draft commentary set to appear in the Qiushi journal on Monday says the focus will be on balancing support for growth with enhanced regulatory oversight. The message is directed at companies including Alibaba, Meituan, and […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Apple’s smart glasses are expected to land closer to the end of 2027 after delays

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A digitális kaszinó előtere: amikor a lobby mesél az élményről

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Első benyomás: a lobby mint élményszoba

Amikor belépsz egy online kaszinóba, a lobby az első hely, ahol a platform személyisége megmutatkozik. Nem csak hosszú listák és ikonok sorakoznak itt: a lobby vizuálisan, rendezésében és hangsúlyaiban közvetíti, hogy milyen fajta játékélményre számíthatsz. A modern lobbik gyorsan reagálnak, kiemelik az újdonságokat, és egyértelműen elkülönítik a különböző kategóriákat, így a böngészés komfortosabbá válik.

A design szerepe nem elhanyagolható: a színek, tipográfia és elrendezés határozzák meg azt az első pillanatnyi érzetet, ami gyakran döntő a továbblépésnél. A letisztult, rendezett előtér csökkenti a vizuális zajt, míg a dinamikus, promóciós elemek energiát sugároznak. A legjobb lobbik középpontjába a játékélményt helyezik, nem csak a tranzakciókat vagy a promóciókat.

Szűrők és rendezés: precíz, de intuitív

A hatékony szűrőrendszer lehetővé teszi, hogy a kínálat gyorsan átlátható legyen anélkül, hogy megterhelné a felhasználót. A leggyakoribb szűrők — szolgáltató, téma, funkciók vagy nyereménytípus — segítenek a gyorsabb eligazodásban, ugyanakkor a jó szűrők nem törekednek az oktató jellegű részletezésre, hanem egyszerűen megjelenítik a lehetőségeket.

  • Szolgáltató szerinti rendezés: a jól ismert fejlesztők gyors elérésének kényelme.

  • Témák és műfajok: filmek, mitológia, modern grafikák — a vizuális preferencia szerinti szűrés.

  • Kiemelt funkciók: bónusz kör, progresszív jackpot, demo opciók — címkék, amelyek segítenek eligazodni.

Az eszközök rugalmassága fontos: a szűrők kombinálhatósága és a rendezési opciók kialakítása hatással van arra, mennyire érzed személyre szabottnak az élményt. A minimalista megközelítés itt gyakran időtakarékosabb és kellemesebb a felhasználónak.

Keresés és azonnali találatok: az információs csapda elkerülése

A keresőmezők a lobby motorjai: jó esetben azonnali találatokat mutatnak, ajánlásokat adnak, és csökkentik a kattintások számát. A találati listák mögötti előnézetek (kép, rövid leírás, jelölések) gyorsabban orientálnak, mint a hosszú leírások. A keresés funkciók között sok platform kínál rendezett előnézeteket és relevancia szerinti eredményeket, ami egyszerűvé teszi az eligazodást anélkül, hogy bemutatót vagy útmutatót kellene olvasnod.

Ha szeretnéd megismerni, hogyan foglalja egységbe a modern lobbyk funkcióit egy gördülékeny felület, érdemes szétnézni az iparági áttekintő oldalak között, például ezen: example.com.

Kedvencek és személyre szabás: a saját előszobád

A kedvencek rendszerével a felhasználók saját kis gyűjteményt hozhatnak létre: gyors hozzáférést teremtenek az általuk preferált játékokhoz, anélkül hogy újra és újra keresniük kellene. A személyre szabás nem csupán egy jelölés; az értesítések, a “gyakran játszott” listák és az egyéni ajánlások mind-mind személyesebbé teszik a felületet.

  1. Kedvencek: gyors elérés a leggyakrabban választott játékokhoz.

  2. Személyre szabott ajánlások: a rendszer által összegyűjtött jelzések a felhasználói preferenciák alapján.

Az olyan finomhangolások, mint a testreszabható elrendezés vagy a témaválasztás, hatékonyan emelik az élményt: a platform érzetre és használatban is igazodik a játékos ízléséhez, miközben megőrzi a gyors és átlátható navigációt.

Végső összegzés: a lobby, ami irányítja az élményt

Összességében a lobby nem csupán kezdőpont — ez maga az élmény egyik fő fejezete. A jól megtervezett előtér, a tömör, de hatékony szűrők, a gyors keresés és a személyre szabható kedvencek együtt teremtenek olyan környezetet, ahol a játékos könnyedén eligazodik és élvezheti a kínálatot. A részletekben rejlő gondosság határozza meg, hogy a platform inkább rugalmas segédeszköznek vagy zavaró elemek sorának tűnik-e — a jó lobby mindig az előbbit nyújtja.

Apple destroyed the mid-tier watch market. Now it’s coming for the $200 billion eyewear industry.

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By Darius Popa When Apple launched the Apple Watch in 2015, the mid-tier wristwatch market had a handful of dominant companies. Swatch Group sold watches under Tissot, Hamilton, and Longines. Fossil Group sold under Michael Kors, Armani, and Kate Spade. Movado sold under Coach, Hugo Boss, and Tommy Hilfiger. Ten years later, the damage is quantifiable. Swatch’s revenue […] This story continues at The Next Web

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NBA will put AI in charge to tackle bad ref calls and fan fury

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By Moinak Pal Bad referee calls have become one of the NBA’s most frustrating recurring storylines, especially during the playoffs when every possession gets dissected online within seconds. Now, the league appears ready to lean much harder into artificial intelligence in an attempt to reduce controversial officiating decisions and calm growing fan anger around inconsistent calls. According to […]

Source:: Digital Trends

Apple has new Beats headphones coming and Barca star Lamine Yamal is already rocking them

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