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With new price hike, Apple TV now costs 3x more than it did at launch

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By James Peckham Verified
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If you thought last year's $3 price hike for Apple TV meant it'd be safe from further increases, you were wrong. Apple is raising prices yet again, with the streamer now costing $2 more per month. A monthly subscription is now $14.99, up from $12.99. A yearly subscription is also less affordable at $119.99, compared with its previous $99.99 price, which had remained unchanged during 2025's increase.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 FE Is Here With Lots More Galaxy AI for $50 More

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By James Peckham Verified
| Flipboard
3 hours ago The NRC is preparing to change a foundational rule designed to minimize radiation exposure. The update is part of President Trump's expansive changes to nuclear oversight, as his administration seeks to revive nuclear energy to power data centers for artificial intelligence. Under a new proposed …
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Apple Maps now shows ads: Here's where they appear, how they work

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By James Peckham Verified
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Apple Maps now shows ads in search results if you live in the United States or Canada. The ad tech was first announced in March, with Apple saying to expect it to appear in late summer. Ads are now rolling out to users on both iPhone and iPad, with no word yet on a similar feature coming to desktop. In a comment to MacRumors , Apple confirmed the ad rollout will ramp up to more users in the coming weeks, so if you don't see them yet, you may find they appear at a later date.
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