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You can add loyalty cards, gym membership cards, etc. to the Wallet app on your iPhone and leave the plastic at home. Here's how. 👇 Follow the link and learn more: 👇 cultofmac.com/how-to/add-loy… #iPhone

In the very early days of the Macintosh, Apple came up with some clever ways to get people interested. Including letting people try one before they bought it. 🍎 Here's the story behind a memorable marketing campaign. 👇 Follow the link and learn more: 👇 cultofmac.com/apple-history/… #Apple

Apple snuck a nostalgic Easter egg featuring Clarus the Dogcow into iOS 27, bringing back a beloved piece of classic Macintosh history. 👇 Follow the link and learn more: 👇 cultofmac.com/how-to/find-th… #Apple

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Buckle up for the iOS 27.​3 beta! ["Cult of Mac" podcast 40] iOS 27.3 looks like a real banger. And we're breaking down all the new features on the latest "Cult of Mac" podcast! Apple's first iOS 27.3 beta packs some intriguing updates: the redesigned Health app is back, weightlifting workouts in Fitness+, and potentially game-changing new powers for Siri. Is this the update that takes Apple's AI ambitions to the next level? Plus, we dig into the jaw-dropping numbers from Apple's latest earnings, check out a clever DIY conversion of the iconic sunflower iMac G4, and find out why Graham is relieved his Reps & Sets fitness app hasn't been Sherlocked. Listen to the latest episode or watch the video — and buckle up! Get the full episode here 👇 cultofmac.com/news/buckle-up…

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The iPhone might never have happened without this Apple flop. Years before the iPhone changed everything, Apple was experimenting with a handheld computer that could recognize handwriting, run clever software and put a digital assistant in your pocket. The Newton MessagePad 2100 was ahead of its time — and it helped lay the groundwork for the device that eventually took over the world. Steve Jobs killed the Newton. But its influence lived on. How much of the iPhone's DNA can be traced back to this forgotten Apple gadget? Take a look 👇