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Widow’s Baywill be back for a second season on Apple TV! The season one finale episode will drop on June 17, and the rest of season one is currently available to stream.

It’s time to compare the main smartwatches from Samsung and Apple. Photos by Samsung, Apple/Composite by Jeff Carlson/CNET

Saturday is the biggest day of San Diego Comic-Con, and this one carries more weight than most. When Marvel Studios takes Hall H at 5:30 p.m. PT tonight — its first appearance since the 2024 panel where Robert Downey Jr. walked onstage as Doctor Doom — it will close out a day that already includes…

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These days, the real battleground between smartwatches is who can turn a wrist-worn, sensor-loaded device into something that resembles a personal fitness trainer, and this year’s crop of flagship wearables takes that fight more seriously than ever. 

Since Apple is one of the biggest tech giants in the world, it’s hardly surprising that Apple TV is the best streaming service for sci-fi fans. But just because some of its sci-fi shows haven’t won Emmys or Golden Globes doesn’t mean they’re not still brilliant.

Apple TV subscribers will get to enjoy the long-awaited return of Ted Lasso in August, alongside a new season of sci-fi series Dark Matter, more episodes of Silo, and several other returning shows. Here’s everything new coming to Apple TV in August.

While you can still score the base models from $299, we are now tracking some new Amazon all-time lows and the best prices we have tracked to date on a series of Apple Watch Series 11 GPS + Cell models at up to $180 off the list prices – 42mm from $350 and this impressively…

Apple TV subscribers can now watch ‘The Dink,’ the platform’s new star-studded sports comedy produced by Ben Stiller. Watch the trailer below.

Apple is reportedly launching a new leasing program for its devices next week in partnership with the financial tech company Klarna. Starting July 28, customers will be able to lease iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches through monthly third-party payments. In other words, Apple has entered the “buy now, pay later” era. And, to put…