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A MacBook Air price war continues as retailers vie for your year-end shopping dollars, with Apple’s 15-inch MacBook Air with 16GB RAM marked down to $1,099 at Amazon and Best Buy through Christmas Eve.

You can snag the discounted $1,099 price at both Best Buy and Amazon, as both retailers duke it out for the lowest price on the standard 15-inch MacBook Air configuration. This M3 model features a 10-core GPU along with 16GB of unified memory and 256GB of storage. Normally $1,299, the $200 discount is substantial, especially considering Apple recently began including 16GB of RAM in the standard model over the previous 8GB.

Buy for $1,099

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Apple appears to be working on a minor update for its iPhone operating system, with different claims hinting towards the release of iOS 18.2.1 in the near future.

Although iOS 18.3 was made available for developer testing on December 16, iOS 18.2 remains the latest release version of the operating system intended for the general public. Evidence of an upcoming iOS 18.2.1 update has appeared online since mid-December.

iOS 18.2.1, expected to be little more than a simple bugfix update, was reportedly spotted by MacRumors in the site’s analytics, though no details about a potential build number were provided.

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The annual Apple Pay donation campaign, which serves to help vulnerable communities affected by AIDS, has raised a total of $3 million in 2024.

Apple has a long-standing partnership with the Global Fund, an organization that provides healthcare and distributes funding to people affected by HIV, malaria, and tuberculosis in developing nations. On December 1st of every year, Apple commemorates World AIDS Day with (PRODUCT)RED window displays and through the promotion of related books.

The company raises more than just awareness, though, as it also holds a donation campaign, which aims to help communities affected by AIDS. The donation campaign is based on customer purchases from November 29 through December 8, as announced by Apple.

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