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The 6 best new shows and movies streaming this week on Netflix, HBO Max, Disney Plus, and more (April 21–April 26)

This guide highlights the best new shows and movies available on streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, Apple TV, and Disney Plus between April 21 and April 26. Recommendations include the animated series Stranger Things: Tales From '85, the horror film Good Boy, and the survival thriller Apex starring Charlize Theron.

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Tim Cook hands over Apple's $4 trillion reins to 'the perfect person for the job', hardware engineering…

Tim Cook is transitioning from his CEO role at Apple to become executive chairman, handing over the CEO position to John Ternus, the senior vice president of hardware engineering. Ternus, who has been instrumental in Apple's shift to M-series CPUs and the development of MacBooks, will lead the company valued at nearly $4 trillion.

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How long has John Ternus worked at Apple?

John Ternus, who is identified as the incoming Apple CEO, has a long tenure with the company. The article briefly touches upon his history with Apple.

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The Morning After: The next CEO of Apple will be hardware exec John Ternus

Apple's Senior Vice President of hardware engineering, John Ternus, will succeed Tim Cook as CEO in September. Cook, who led Apple through its post-iPhone and iPad era, launching products like the Apple Watch and Vision Pro, will transition to executive chairman. Ternus, who joined Apple in 2001, has been a prominent figure in hardware development, notably at the recent MacBook Neo launch.

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Who is Apple CEO John Ternus?

John Ternus is set to become the CEO of Apple in late 2026. Consumers and investors are seeking to understand who he is as he prepares to take on this leadership role.

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Apple (AAPL) names John Ternus as CEO, Tim Cook becomes chairman

Apple CEO Tim Cook will step down in September 2026, with John Ternus set to succeed him as CEO. Tim Cook will transition to the role of chairman.

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Evening Tech Bits

Apple has announced significant changes to its executive leadership, with John Ternus appointed as the new CEO and Tim Cook transitioning to the role of Executive Chairman. Microsoft also provided details regarding its Windows 11 operating system.

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Apple’s New CEO Won’t Make Games—But He Might Make Macs Worth Gaming On

With John Ternus, known for his work on Apple silicon, now CEO, there's potential for Macs to become a more viable gaming platform. While not expecting a direct challenge to consoles, Ternus's hardware background could accelerate the gradual improvements in Mac gaming capabilities and software support.

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Is Fortnite Toxic? An Honest Answer Backed by Data (2026) | TAG

Data suggests Fortnite's reputation for toxicity is more nuanced than commonly perceived, with lower rates of identity-based harassment compared to other competitive shooters. While age-driven trash talk and skill-gap frustration are prevalent, especially in modes like Ranked, Epic Games has implemented moderation tools and default communication settings to mitigate harm, particularly for younger players.

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John Ternus will be CEO of Apple when Tim Cook steps down this fall

Apple announced that CEO Tim Cook will step down on September 1, with current SVP of hardware engineering John Ternus taking over as the new CEO. Cook will transition to the role of executive chairman of Apple’s Board of Directors. The company's board unanimously approved the move.

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Apple could be fined up to $38 billion by Indian antitrust regulator

Apple faces a final hearing on May 21 with India's antitrust regulator, the Competition Commission of India (CCI), over its refusal to submit financial data. The CCI is investigating Apple for allegedly exploiting its dominant position with the App Store, while Apple argues Android holds a larger market share in India. A potential fine could reach up to $38 billion.

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Final UX5000 Noise Cancelling Headphones Review

The Final UX5000 headphones offer a compelling alternative in the premium noise-cancelling market, rivaling offerings from Sony and Bose. They feature a unique, fingerprint-resistant design, precise physical controls, and impressive noise cancellation for their price point. While the default EQ is flat, the companion app allows for extensive customization, resulting in a detailed and clear audio experience with excellent battery life and the option for wired connectivity.

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The next Mac Studio and MacBook Pro releases could be postponed by several months

Apple's upcoming releases of the Mac Studio and MacBook Pro may be delayed by several months due to a global memory shortage. The Mac Studio, previously expected mid-year, is now predicted for an October release, while the touchscreen MacBook Pro's timeline has shifted towards late 2026 or early 2027. The shortages are impacting various tech companies, though Apple's recent MacBook Neo release was successful.

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Judge sides with creators of banned ICE trackers who allege DHS and DOJ violated their First Amendment rights

A judge has ruled in favor of creators of ICE tracking apps, granting a preliminary injunction against the Department of Homeland Security and Department of Justice. The court found that the government likely violated the First Amendment by pressuring platforms like Facebook and Apple to remove the apps, which used publicly available information to monitor ICE activity.

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Apple avoids a second import ban for its redesigned smartwatches in latest court ruling

Apple has successfully avoided a second import ban on its redesigned smartwatches following a ruling by the US International Trade Commission. The agency terminated the case, siding with Apple and allowing the continued sale of devices with reworked blood-oxygen monitoring technology, which Masimo had claimed infringed on its patents.

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A lot of you panic-bought PCs to avoid RAMaggedon 2026

Global PC shipments saw a modest 3.2% year-over-year growth in Q1 2026, driven by pre-emptive purchases before anticipated memory price hikes and the end of Windows 10 support. However, rising AI infrastructure investment is increasing component costs, with analysts predicting significant negative impacts on PC market growth and retail prices throughout 2026.

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Patent Tycoon Launches on Steam: Business Sim Makes IP Your Weapon

The business simulation game Patent Tycoon has launched on Steam, focusing on intellectual property as a core gameplay mechanic. Players develop technologies, secure patents, and engage in licensing, negotiation, and legal battles to grow their companies. The game aims to provide a unique experience by making abstract concepts like patents the primary focus, differentiating it from traditional management sims.

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Best Gaming Cellphones for 2026

This guide ranks the best gaming smartphones for 2026, focusing on sustained performance, thermal management, and gaming-specific features. The ASUS ROG Phone 9 Pro takes the top spot, followed by the RedMagic 11 Pro and ZTE Nubia Z80 Ultra, with other notable mentions including the OnePlus 15 and Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max.

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Nvidia's 'new' budget gaming GPU has 12GB VRAM, arrives in June, according to leak

A leak suggests Nvidia is planning to relaunch the GeForce RTX 3060 graphics card in June, potentially manufactured by Samsung to keep costs down. This move aims to address the budget graphics card market, offering 12GB of VRAM which is more than current-generation RTX 5060 and RTX 5050 models. The leak also indicates a delay or cancellation for a new 9GB RTX 5050 variant.

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Apple and Google are reportedly pointing users to nudify apps

Apple and Google are reportedly continuing to promote "nudify" apps on their respective app stores, despite policies against such content. These apps, which can create explicit images of real people, have generated significant revenue and downloads, with some even rated for children. Both companies claim to be taking action, but a report suggests they are actively directing users to these problematic applications.