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iPhone Ultra, iPhone 18 Pro, and More: Apple's September 9 Event Preview Apple ventes at præsentere 2026-generationen af iPhone ved et arrangement den 9. september. Ifølge rygter bliver den største nyhed en foldbar iPhone, muligvis kaldet iPhone Ultra, med en boglignende konstruktion, Touch ID og en høj pris. Apple ventes også at lancere iPhone 18 Pro-modeller samt nye Apple Watch- og AirPods-versioner.

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Apple Planning AI Home Security Camera and Service for 2027 Apple overvejer ifølge Bloomberg at lancere et AI-baseret sikkerhedskamera og en tilhørende overvågningstjeneste i 2027. Kameraet skal fokusere på privatliv og analysere omgivelserne uden nødvendigvis at gemme selve videobillederne. Det kan blive integreret med Apples kommende hjemmehub, HomeKit Secure Video og iCloud+, men der er endnu få detaljer om tjenesten.

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Anthropic's Claude is Coming to CarPlay Anthropic ser ud til at være på vej med CarPlay-understøttelse i Claude-appen til iPhone. Kode i den seneste appopdatering viser en håndfri samtalefunktion, hvor brugere kan stille Claude stemmespørgsmål via bilens infotainmentsystem. Funktionen kræver, at brugeren åbner Claude fra CarPlay, og chatbotten kan ikke styre bilens eller iPhonens funktioner.

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macOS 26.7 Code Hints at Two Unreleased Apple Game Controllers Kode i en macOS 26.7-releasekandidat henviser til to hidtil ukendte Apple-enheder med profiler for spilcontrollere. De har blandt andet D-pad, analogsticks, knapper og haptik, mens den ene også har accelerometer og gyroskop. Referencerne kan være tegn på controllere under udvikling, men kan også vedrøre internt testudstyr, og Apple fjernede koden i den efterfølgende releasekandidat.

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iPhone Duo? Apple ventes at præsentere sin første foldbare iPhone ved et kommende arrangement. Rygter peger på flere mulige navne, herunder iPhone Ultra, iPhone Fold og iPhone Duo, men der er endnu ingen bekræftelse af det officielle navn. Betegnelsen iPhone Duo henviser muligvis til telefonens to skærme, selv om Apple kan vælge at undgå navnet på grund af Microsofts tidligere Surface Duo.

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Alogic Expands Display Lineup With New 5K and 6K Models, Debuts New Peripherals Alogic udvider sin skærmserie med nye 5K- og 6K-modeller, herunder touchskærme i størrelserne 27, 32 og 34 tommer. Flere modeller får indbyggede dockfunktioner, webcam og op til 90 watts opladning, mens lanceringerne sker i oktober og november. Virksomheden lancerer også FlashDock 5, en Thunderbolt 5-dockingstation med 13 porte og plads til en M.2 NVMe-SSD.

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Review: Acer's 6K Touchscreen Display Turns Your Mac Into a Giant iPad, Sort Of Acer ProDesigner PE320QXT er en 31,5-tommer 6K-skærm med touch, der kan bruges sammen med en Mac via USB-C eller HDMI. Den leverer skarp tekst, god farvegengivelse og 90 W opladning, men har begrænset lysstyrke, 60 Hz opdatering og en meget reflekterende overflade. Det tunge design og den justerbare stand giver især mening for brugere, der specifikt ønsker en stor tegne- eller touchskærm.

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MacRumors Giveaway: Win an iPad Air and Revamped Rock Paper Pencil Kit From Astropad MacRumors udlodder en M4 iPad Air, en Apple Pencil Pro og Astropads Rock Paper Pencil-kit i en ny konkurrence. Den fjerde version af kittet indeholder en papirtekstureret skærmbeskytter samt nye spidser, der efterligner henholdsvis en 2B-blyant og en kuglepen. Konkurrencen løber til 11. september og er begrænset til myndige deltagere i USA, Storbritannien og Canada.

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Aqara Debuts Five Matter Smart Lights With Apple Home Support Aqara har lanceret fem nye Matter-kompatible smartlamper, der kan bruges med Apple Home. Produkterne omfatter blandt andet en gulvlampe, en indbygningsspot, en LED-stribe samt udendørs lyskæder og permanent udendørsbelysning. Lamperne understøtter også Thread og Zigbee og kan integreres med Aqara-sensorer og kontakter. Priser og lanceringsdato er endnu ikke offentliggjort.

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Apple Just Fixed TestFlight Apple har udgivet TestFlight version 4.3.1, som igen viser de senest tilgængelige betaversioner øverst som standard. En tidligere opdatering placerede nogle brugeres testapps i alfabetisk rækkefølge, hvilket blev mødt med kritik. Søgning efter betatestede apps er fortsat tilgængelig, og opdateringen kan hentes i App Store.

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Apple Testing New HomePod With Siri AI Apple tester angiveligt en ny fuldstørrelse HomePod med understøttelse af AI-funktioner i Siri, ifølge Bloomberg-journalisten Mark Gurman. Produktet ser dog ikke ud til at være nært forestående, så en opdatering forventes ikke lanceret snart. Den nuværende HomePod blev præsenteret i januar 2023.

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iPhone 20 Rumored to Have Biggest Revamp Since iPhone X Apple ventes at planlægge en særlig iPhone-model i anledning af iPhonens 20-års jubilæum i 2027. Ifølge Bloomberg-journalisten Mark Gurman kan modellen få den største designændring siden iPhone X, blandt andet med buet glas langs alle hjørner og kanter samt smallere skærmkanter. Det er dog endnu uklart, om Apple kan realisere designet fuldt ud.

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Apple Planning to Update MacBook Neo in Three Ways Apple skulle ifølge Bloomberg planlægge en anden generation af MacBook Neo til 2027. Den forventes at få en A19 Pro-chip, 12 GB RAM og nye farvemuligheder sammenlignet med den nuværende model, der har A18 Pro og 8 GB RAM. MacBook Neo blev lanceret i marts 2026, og startprisen i USA er siden steget fra 599 til 699 dollar.

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Apple Reportedly Plans to Release These 14 Products by Early Next Year Ifølge Bloomberg-analytiker Mark Gurman planlægger Apple en lang række produktlanceringer fra september 2026 til begyndelsen af 2027. Listen omfatter blandt andet iPhone 18 Pro-modeller, en foldbar iPhone Ultra, nye Apple Watch-, iPad- og Mac-modeller samt opdaterede AirPods, Apple TV, HomePod mini og en ny smart home-hub. Oplysningerne er baseret på rygter og forventninger.

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Ugreen Launches HomeAgent AI Hubs and Liquid-Cooled Qi2 Charger Ugreen har lanceret HomeAgent, en platform til det smarte hjem, der samler lokal AI, lagring af overvågningsvideo og Matter-styring i forskellige hub-modeller. Systemet kan genkende personer, køretøjer, kæledyr og pakker samt søge i optagelser og opsummere hændelser uden månedligt lagringsabonnement. Virksomheden har også lanceret en 25 watt Qi2-powerbank med væskekøling samt et trådløst 3-i-1-opladestativ.

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iPhone Ultra Production Hitting Just 'a Few Hundred' a Day, Says Nikkei Apple producerer angiveligt kun få hundrede eksemplarer om dagen af den kommende foldbare iPhone Ultra. Hængslet, skærmens holdbarhed og krav til overfladens planhed har forsinket masseproduktionen, selv om Apple og leverandørerne arbejder på at øge kapaciteten. Selskabet ventes stadig at præsentere telefonen sammen med iPhone 18 Pro-modellerne den 9. september, men den første lancering kan få begrænset lager.

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Apple Is Testing a Four-HomePod Surround System, Code Suggests Kode fundet i audioOS 27 beta 8 tyder på, at Apple tester et surround-setup med fire HomePod-højttalere. Systemet kan angiveligt håndtere automatisk rumkalibrering, højttalerplacering, basstyring og forskellige lydprofiler til film og musik. Softwaren omtaler også en ny Party Mode, der skal sprede lyden mere jævnt i rummet. Det er endnu uvist, om funktionerne bliver lanceret.

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Six Sleeps Until iPhone 18 Pro: Here's What We Know Apple forventes at præsentere iPhone 18 Pro og iPhone 18 Pro Max ved et arrangement den 9. september 2026. Rygterne peger blandt andet på et mindre Dynamic Island, større batteri i Pro Max, A20 Pro-chip, forbedrede kameraer med variabel blænde og mulig satellitbaseret 5G. Telefonerne ventes leveret med iOS 27, mens standardmodellerne først ventes i foråret 2027.

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M6 vs. M5 Pro Mac Mini Buyer's Guide Apple har lanceret to nye Mac mini-modeller med henholdsvis M6- og M5 Pro-chip, der starter ved 899 og 1.699 dollar. M6-modellen har nyere arkitektur og stærk enkeltkerneydelse, mens M5 Pro tilbyder flere CPU- og GPU-kerner, mere hukommelse, større lagerkapacitet og Thunderbolt 5. Guiden vurderer, at M6 passer bedst til de fleste, mens M5 Pro især er relevant til krævende professionelt arbejde og lokale AI-modeller.

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Foldable iPhone Ultra: The Latest Rumors Before Apple's Event Apple ventes at præsentere sin første foldbare iPhone, kaldet iPhone Ultra, ved et arrangement den 9. september sammen med iPhone 18 Pro-modellerne. Rygterne peger på MagSafe, Touch ID, en mindre synlig foldelinje, to kameraer og A20 Pro-chip. Telefonen kan koste over 2.000 dollar, og leverancerne kan blive begrænsede ved lanceringen.

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ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok Are Down ChatGPT, Claude og Grok oplever omfattende driftsforstyrrelser for mange brugere. OpenAI, Anthropic og xAI har bekræftet problemerne på deres statussider og undersøger årsagerne. Forstyrrelserne kan hænge sammen med problemer hos Cloudflare, som leverer infrastruktur til flere af de berørte tjenester og andre websites.

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Apple Hit With $2.7 Billion Lawsuit Over App Tracking Rules Apple står over for et søgsmål på 2,7 milliarder dollar i London. Sagen beskylder virksomheden for at håndhæve strengere regler for appsporing over for tredjepartsudviklere end over for Apples egne annoncetjenester. Kravet er indgivet ved Londons Competition Appeal Tribunal, men skal først certificeres, før det kan gå videre. Det følger efter en anden sag om App Store-provisioner.

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Apple's 2026 Studio Display Gets Steep $214 Discount on Amazon Apple Studio Display med nanotexturglas og vippejusterbar fod kan i øjeblikket købes hos Amazon for 1.684,88 dollar efter en kuponrabat på 214 dollar. Det er den laveste registrerede pris for modellen og kræver, at kuponen aktiveres på produktsiden. Skærmen blev opdateret i marts med blandt andet Thunderbolt 5-porte, 12-megapixel Center Stage-kamera og et højttalersystem med seks enheder.

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iPhone Ultra's Very High Price and Features Revealed in New Report En ny rapport fra TrendForce anslår, at Apples første foldbare iPhone får en startpris på 2.099-2.299 dollar i USA, mens de dyreste modeller kan koste over 3.000 dollar. Telefonen ventes at hedde iPhone Ultra og kan få to OLED-skærme, Touch ID, A20 Pro-chip, op til 2 TB lagerplads samt kameraer på 24 og 48 megapixel. Apple ventes at præsentere den 9. september.

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Apple Apparently Cancels Plans for Two New MacBooks Ifølge analysefirmaet Omdia har Apple tilsyneladende droppet planerne om både en foldbar MacBook på 16,1-18 tommer og en separat OLED-model mellem de almindelige MacBook Pro-størrelser. Apple arbejder stadig på at indføre OLED i hele iPad- og MacBook-serien, men justerer produktstrategien. En ny 13,8-tommer MacBook kan udfylde noget af det tomrum, mens OLED- og mini-LED-versioner af MacBook Pro ventes solgt parallelt.

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Review: Acer's 6K Touchscreen Display Turns Your Mac Into a Giant iPad, Sort Of

Acer ProDesigner PE320QXT er en 31,5-tommer 6K-skærm med touch, der kan bruges sammen med en Mac via USB-C eller HDMI. Den leverer skarp tekst, god farvegengivelse og 90 W opladning, men har begrænset lysstyrke, 60 Hz opdatering og en meget reflekterende overflade. Det tunge design og den justerbare stand giver især mening for brugere, der specifikt ønsker en stor tegne- eller touchskærm.

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Acer recently came out with a new 6K 31.5-inch display, the ProDesigner PE320QXT. It's a touchscreen display that's able to work with a Mac using touch drivers, and it's aimed at professional creators. It's fun to use, but there are some compromises, and this is not the display to get unless you really want touch integration.

This is a big, heavy display. It's thicker than my Apple Studio Display, and it's thicker than any other display I've tested, likely because of the touch layer. It does have a tapered design so the sides aren't quite as thick as the middle, but this isn't a modern-looking monitor. It doesn't resemble something designed in 2026, especially with the button-based controls and the thick bezels. If someone told me this was a display from 2006, I'd believe it. With its stand, the ProDesigner weighs about 22 pounds, and it takes up a lot of room on my desk.

The display uses an IPS panel and has a resolution of 6016 x 3384, and it can connect to a Mac using HDMI or USB-C. I tested it on a 16-inch M1 Max MacBook Pro running macOS Golden Gate and an M4 MacBook Air. By default, macOS uses a 3008 x 1692 scaled resolution, which is a good compromise between display quality and sizing. It can be set at higher resolutions, including the full 6016 x 3384, but window sizing and text get smaller as resolution goes up.

Text is crisp and everything looks sharp at the default resolution, but brightness is limited to 400 nits and contrast is just fair, not outstanding. My office is bright, and in the daytime, 400 nits is a little too dim, especially if I'm simultaneously using the ‌MacBook Pro‌'s much better mini-LED screen or a ‌Studio Display‌ with the Acer ProDesigner. Brightness does go up to 600 nits for HDR content, but I wouldn't recommend it for HDR movies because it doesn't have the local dimming you get from mini-LED or OLED.

Though brightness wasn't where I wanted it to be, quality and color were excellent. With some displays, it's unpleasant to use them with a ‌MacBook Pro‌ because of the pixel density mismatch, but 6K resolution makes a difference when using the display next to a ‌MacBook Pro‌. Text and interface elements don't look soft or low-resolution. Acer says the display is Calman-verified for color accuracy with support for 99 percent of the Adobe RGB and P3 color gamuts. I don't have a colorimeter or a reference display for testing, but colors were saturated and seemed similar to those on my ‌MacBook Pro‌. I did notice a little light bleed at the edges of the display when viewing a dark image in a dark room, but it's not something I noticed in regular use and the display otherwise looked uniform.

One of the main concerns with any kind of color work is the glossiness of the display. This is one of the most reflective displays I've used, and it is problematic when viewing dark content in a room with bright light. If you have lights behind you, they're going to reflect and make it harder to see what you're working on. Acer says it's an anti-glare display, but I disagree.

This is a display with a 60Hz refresh rate, and I do notice the lower refresh rate when scrolling through webpages because I'm used to my Mac's 120Hz option. This isn't a display I'd choose for games because of it, but games do look good thanks to the resolution.

Controls

Acer doesn't have a native macOS app for controlling the display, so there's no way to control brightness from the Mac unless you download third-party display software. I use BetterDisplay, and it works well.

Without third-party display software, you're limited to the brightness controls on the monitor itself. There are five buttons on the bottom right of the display. On-device controls are not as convenient as software-based controls, and it takes too many button presses to adjust brightness. I need to press one button to toggle the brightness setting, then use a different button and press several times to adjust up or down.

The brightness control is right next to the power button, so I've accidentally turned the display off several times. It's hard to imagine a control scheme that would be less ergonomic than the one Acer chose. You can tediously control all of the display settings with the physical buttons, or use third-party software to solve the problem.

Stand

The ProDesigner uses a folding stand made for switching between an upright and a tilted, low-angle orientation, with the latter meant to be used for drawing, sketching, and other tablet-style work. Since the stand is meant to tilt into a tablet position, it doesn't have much height adjustment, with about six inches of range. If you need the display to be taller, you'll need a monitor riser.

It is easy to pull it down into more of a tablet mode, and when it's oriented like that, it's like using a giant iPad or drawing tablet. It can be adjusted to several different angles, and it swivels 360 degrees so you can find the best position for whatever you're doing. The stand mechanism feels well-designed and there's little friction when making changes.

I didn't think attempting to draw or write on a display this size was going to be comfortable, but being able to angle the display helped. I had no issue when using it at my desk, though it does take up a lot of space. This isn't a situation where you can pick up your drawing surface and pop over to the couch to draw. You need the right setup for this display and its large stand.

The stand design makes the most sense if you're often using the display in touch mode, and less sense if you just want a display. It doesn't have the range of height adjustment of a standard desktop display because of the mechanism to shift it into a tablet position.

Ports and Charging

The display connects to a Mac over USB-C and offers 90W passthrough charging. That's not enough power to reach the 140W maximum charging speed of a 16-inch ‌MacBook Pro‌, but it was enough to keep my Mac topped up over the course of the day, even while gaming.

It has two HDMI 2.1 ports, one DisplayPort 1.4 port, a USB-C port with power delivery, two USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 ports, a USB-B upstream port, and a 3.5mm jack. There is no Thunderbolt support, so you can't daisy-chain displays.

Touchscreen and Software

macOS doesn't have native touchscreen support, so third-party software is required to make the Acer display's touchscreen function. Acer suggests the UPDD Touch Software driver from Touch-Base, and it allows for 10-finger touch input.

You can use all of the Mac gestures you're familiar with on the ProDesigner, but it's clear this is a display that wasn't built with the Mac in mind. The UPDD software requires per-app customization of touch gestures for some workflows. It's nice that the customization is available, but the software can be confusing. I don't know who is going to want to put in the work to get this running in a way that doesn't involve at least some frustration. In an app like Pixelmator Pro, I'd have to manually tweak the gestures to be able to use it efficiently, and the same goes for most apps. Apps on the Mac just weren't built for touch input.

With the UPDD software, touch input works, and works well. Finger taps are accurate, and Acer has a stylus that goes along with the display (that is a separate purchase). With the stylus, fine-line writing and drawing are supported, and features I'd expect with a stylus, like palm rejection and tilt, are available. Using the stylus is similar to using an ‌iPad‌ with an Apple Pencil that has hover. I can see the mouse cursor when the stylus is close to the screen so I can tell what I'm doing. Using touch or the stylus didn't seem laggy, and writing on the display was responsive.

Touch works on macOS, and I can tap with a finger to launch apps, change settings, adjust windows, and control on-screen elements, but it's not a feature I need or want. It would take me months, if not years, to get as fast with touch gestures as I am with a trackpad, and I'd never be able to replace the keyboard.

The display's touch feature is useful for drawing and sketching, and likely convenient for workflows like video editing, but I'm not sure it has appeal beyond that. There aren't many Mac tasks that are easier to do or more accessible with touch controls. Also, a display this big and this glossy really shows fingerprints.

Webcam and Speakers

There is a built-in 8-megapixel webcam, and it is higher quality than the camera in my ‌MacBook Pro‌ (not hard to achieve). Since I don't do a ton of video calls, it's not a super important feature for me, but someone who is often in video meetings might appreciate it more.

The camera can tilt for adjusting the angle depending on where you're positioned, but it is a wider angle than I'm used to with a webcam and the framing is awkward. When the camera is not in use, there's a physical cover for privacy purposes.

The speakers are fine, but nothing special. I wouldn't use them over standalone speakers or a Mac's speakers. Voice calls and short video content sound fine, but music sounds one-dimensional.

Bottom Line

Acer's ProDesigner PE320QXT wasn't built for the Mac, and it's obvious. It requires a lot of software to work, and it's software that Acer didn't even design. You can use it with the Mac, but the Mac was an afterthought.

The touch hardware works well, and if you want a 31.5-inch drawing surface, this display does that. You can make this work with a favorite creative app, and it's a lot of fun to have such a big digital canvas. There are rumors that Apple is working on a touchscreen ‌OLED‌ MacBook, so macOS could get more touch-friendly in the near future and that might change how useful the display is.

macOS wasn't built to be used with a touchscreen, and I would bet money that no Mac user is going to speed up an established and comfortable Mac workflow with Acer's display.

The only reason to choose this display over another 6K display is the touch feature. If you want a big touch surface, the ProDesigner is a good option and it's priced well for what it is. If you need a Mac display for any other purpose, you're probably better off getting something else.