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Apple just released its most repair-friendly laptop since 2014, making it easier for students and schools to fix broken devices themselves. The $499 MacBook Neo uses screws instead of glue, though repair experts say there's still room for improvement.
Apple's new MacBook Neo just earned a 6 out of 10 repairability score from iFixit, the highest rating for a MacBook since 2011. The affordable laptop ditches glue for screws, making battery replacements dramatically easier for everyday users.
Kansas City Public Schools is replacing 30,000 outdated devices with Apple technology, starting with over 4,500 brand new MacBook Neo laptops for students in 8th grade and up. The move signals a major investment in giving students access to modern learning tools.
Framework's CEO tore down his company's laptop alongside Apple's new MacBook Neo to reveal a striking difference: one is built to last through repairs and upgrades, while the other locks users into fixed specs. The side-by-side comparison is sparking conversations about who really owns the tech we buy.
Kansas City Public Schools is swapping out every Windows computer and Chromebook for Apple devices, giving more than 4,500 students the new affordable MacBook Neo. The historic tech overhaul signals a major shift in how school districts think about classroom technology.
Apple just reached a milestone that seemed impossible a decade ago: nearly one-third of every product they shipped in 2025 came from recycled materials. The tech giant also eliminated all plastic from packaging and now powers batteries with 100% recycled cobalt.
A Franco-Ivorian and Senegalese entrepreneur are making quality smartphones accessible across West Africa through certified refurbished devices sold at 40% less than new. Sikili is building the circular economy one iPhone at a time in markets where smartphones cost 26% of average monthly income.
A South Korean office worker pulled off the ultimate Zoom prank by joining a video meeting from a speeding roller coaster, complete with a cardboard green screen. The hilarious stunt was part of a creative campaign to promote a new whale-themed amusement park.
When the FBI raided a Washington Post reporter's home and seized her devices, Apple's Lockdown Mode feature successfully prevented them from accessing her iPhone. The security tool, designed to protect against sophisticated cyber attacks, proved its worth in a real-world press freedom scenario.
Cassandra Collins left a ₦150,000/month job for an ₦80,000 customer support role at a crypto startup in 2020. Five years later, her willingness to say yes to the "wrong" jobs led her to become Marketing Manager at Pesa.
Apple's suppliers now run on 20 gigawatts of renewable energy, avoiding more than 26 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions in 2025 alone. The tech giant is proving that massive companies can clean up their supply chains without slowing down.