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WebKit Features for Safari 27.0

Our Safari release notes have never been as long as they are for this version.

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Release Notes for Safari Technology Preview 253

Safari Technology Preview Release 253 is now available for download for macOS Golden Gate and macOS Tahoe.

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Release Notes for Safari Technology Preview 254

Safari Technology Preview Release 254 is now available for download for macOS Golden Gate and macOS Tahoe.

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Blocking Identity Resolution Infrastructure

Apple and WebKit have shipped protections against web tracking for a long time.

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Release Notes for Safari Technology Preview 255

Safari Technology Preview Release 255 is now available for download for macOS Golden Gate and macOS Tahoe.

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WebKit Features for Safari 27.1

Today iPhone Duo arrives, and with it, Safari 27.1.

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WebKit Features for Safari 27.2

Safari 27.2 is here, refining Customizable Select, renaming a Grid Lanes property, and delivering 20 bug fixes across accessibility, media, CSS, and more.

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Cloud Service Models Explained: IaaS vs PaaS vs SaaS

You likely use cloud services every day. When you check Gmail, join a Zoom meeting, or message your team on Slack, you use cloud-hosted software. But you don't manage the servers it runs on or maintai

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Python in Marketing: A Practical Guide to Marketing Analytics, Automation, and Data-Driven Growth [Full Book]

Marketing has always involved wrangling lots of data. Before digital marketing, businesses had to track sales, customer purchases, coupon redemptions, store traffic, and survey responses to understand

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Secure Your AI Agents – Free Model Context Protocol (MCP) Security Course

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) helps connect LLMs to external tools, databases, and APIs. But giving AI agents hands and feet to take real-world actions introduces an entirely new attack surface. We

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Build with Gemini 4 Argon – Fast-Track API Crash Course

Google just released Gemini 4 Argon which is its most capable model designed specifically for complex reasoning, advanced coding, math, and science. To help you get building right away, we just publis

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High-Speed Decision Pipelines: Jev and Prefill-Only Inference from Scratch

Autoregressive token generation is notoriously slow and memory-intensive, especially when you only need a model to make a structured classification or routing decision rather than write out paragraphs

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Learn Real-World Penetration Testing: Hands-On Ethical Hacking Crash Course

Understanding how malicious actors infiltrate networks is the first step to building resilient infrastructure. To help developers and aspiring security analysts learn the fundamentals of offensive sec

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How AI-Powered Search Works: A Guide for Devs on AI Visibility

Searched worked in a familiar way for decades: you'd type in your query, get back a list of pages, and choose one to click on. Behind the scenes, Google would find the pages it thought you might want,

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How to Detect Financial Fraud Patterns with Knowledge Graphs: A Production Guide

Most anti-fraud architectures in enterprise payment workflows evaluate transactions in isolation. When an invoice arrives, an automated rules engine checks it against static thresholds. It checks whet

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Apple Creator Studio to Add MotionVFX, AI Assistants, and MCP Support in November

Source: Apple. In November, Apple Creator Studio will get its biggest update since its release in January. There’s a lot here, so let’s break it down by app. Final Cut Pro and Motion Source: Apple. Back in March, Apple acquired MotionVFX, a highly regarded plug-in maker for Final Cut Pro. The upcoming update to Final […]

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Apple Brings Touch to the Mac with New OLED MacBook Pros

Source: Apple. Apple today introduced newly redesigned 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros featuring tandem OLED displays that support Touch. The new MacBook Pros, which are thinner and lighter than previous models, feature the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, both of which include a Neural Accelerator in each GPU core. Apple is calling the laptop’s […]

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Apple Kicks Off Touch on Mac Developer Resources with Videos and Labs

Source: Apple As part of the introduction of Touch on the OLED MacBook Pros today, Apple has begun rolling out resources for developers. Apple’s press release explains that many third-party apps will just work with Touch, but the company is also releasing updated system gesture APIs for developers who want to provide custom Touch experiences. […]

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MacBook Pro with Touch: A Mac for the iPad Generation

Ever since I got my hands on the very first iPad Pro all the way back in November 2015, I’ve gotten used to a certain type of computer interaction that Steve Jobs once decried as “ergonomically terrible”: working with a keyboard, but sometimes also touching the screen. Of course, that interaction became even more common […]

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OpenAI Adds iCloud Calendar and Mail Plugins and Dot Texting

OpenAI continues to add features to its ChatGPT app on a regular basis, but there are a couple of recent Apple-specific updates worth mentioning. First, OpenAI created plugins for Calendar and Mail a couple of days ago. Both features use iCloud and require you to set up an app-specific password to use them. Here’s what […]

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MacStories Weekly: Issue 535

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Monthly Log: October 2026

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Apple Frames 4.1, Now with Support for iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro, and MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display

Today, I’m releasing a small but useful update to Apple Frames, my shortcut for framing screenshots taken on Apple devices with official product bezels, with support for iPhone Duo and the 18 Pro line. Following the work that I put into Apple Frames 4 earlier this year, I was able to integrate the new bezels released […]

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Deals: Rare all-time low hits Google Home Speaker, Galaxy Z Fold 8 up to $624 off, Amazon Alexa Android Tablet, more

Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by a Pixel 11 Pro, Pixel 11 Pro XL, and Pixel 11 Pro Fold , as well as $100 off all Pixel Watch 5 models, the first discount on the brand new Amazon Alexa Android Tablet at $199.99 and a new all-time low on the 2026 Fire TV Stick 4K down at $25 (58% off) . Amazon has also undercut Samsung and is now offering a solid $300 off Galaxy Z Fold 8 in brand new condition, while open-box models are up to $624 off . Scope it all out below. more…

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