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Apple’s New iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max Opens Its Eye with Six Hair-Thin Blades

By Jackson Chung September 9, 2026

Apple spent Wednesday morning rolling out iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, a pair that look familiar until you start poking at the main camera and the battery ratings. Same aluminum unibody as last year’s Pros, same camera plateau across the back, same Action Button and Camera Control on the side. Ceramic Shield 2 still covers the front glass, Ceramic Shield still covers the rear, and IP68 still covers a six-meter dunk for half an hour. Four finishes this time: black, silver, glacier, and a new burgundy.

Anker Prime 26K 300W Puts Two Fast Laptop Charges on One Carry-On Battery

By Bill Smith September 9, 2026

Anker Prime 26K 300W, priced at $179.98 (was $230), arrives at a useful moment. New iPhones (18 Pro, 18 Pro Max, Duo, etc.) want faster wired charging, and plenty of laptops still expect a wall brick that can push 100W or more. This pack tries to cover both without forcing you to haul a second charger.

AirPods 5 Quiet More of the Street Without Plugging Your Ears

By Jackson Chung September 9, 2026

Apple just put its strongest open-ear noise cancellation on the cheapest AirPods it sells. AirPods 5 start at $129 and include Active Noise Cancellation on both models, a change from last generation when that feature cost $179. The $149 version adds a wireless charging case, an extra hour of listening, and a volume swipe on the stem. Pre-orders opened today, September 9, 2026, with store availability on September 18.

iPhone Duo Opens Apple’s Biggest Screen and Fits It in a Book-Style Foldable

By Jackson Chung September 9, 2026

Apple spent years watching other companies ship foldable phones. John Ternus used his first September event as CEO to close that gap with iPhone Duo, a short, wide book-style handset that closes like a passport and opens into a 7.6-inch Super Retina XDR display. Ternus called it the most transformational change to iPhone since the original.

N44 Superbubble, Hubble’s Monthly Image of a Star-Carved Void

By Jackson Chung September 9, 2026

Hubble’s latest monthly image, posted by ESA and NASA last week, frames N44, also listed as LHA 120-N44, a nebula in the Large Magellanic Cloud. Sitting 160,000 light-years away in Dorado, this companion galaxy to the Milky Way gives researchers a nearby laboratory for busy star birth, close enough that dust and distance do not hide the action the way they often do inside our own spiral.