Apple is going all out with promotions for the popular Severance Apple TV+ show today, and as of right now, you’ll find a new “Lumon Terminal Pro” listed on Apple’s Mac site.

The Lumon Terminal Pro is designed to look similar to the machines that Severance employees like Mark S. and Helly R. use for macrodata refinement. The Terminal features a blue keyboard, a small display with wide bezels, and a trackball for navigation purposes.

Unfortunately, you can’t actually buy a Lumon Terminal Pro, though it would undoubtedly sell well to Severance fans. Apple’s page links to the company’s actual Macs, and to a behind the scenes editing video that Apple shared this morning.

The second season of Severance wrapped up last Thursday, so the entire series is now available to stream on ‌Apple TV‌+. Apple renewed Severance for season three, and Severance director Ben Stiller has promised that it won’t take another three years for us to get another season.

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Unlike Android phones, iPhones have yet to introduce 8K video recording. While the iPhone 16 series could offer high-resolution video recording the company never really implemented it. Now, a tipster with a solid track record when it comes to Apple leaks says the iPhone 17 will finally bring 8K capture. As of now, the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus can record 4K videos at up to 60fps, while the Pro and Pro Max can go up to 120fps. According to some internal rumors, Apple was ready to offer 8K video recording with the current iPhone 16 lineup, but the telephoto sensor used for the Pro and Pro…

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Apple’s second-gen headphones should include a case that’s actually protective, as well as other refinements.

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Samsung this week announced the launch of a few next-generation Odyssey gaming monitors, and you can get a $50 discount right now if you make a reservation for pre-orders. The new lineup includes the Odyssey 3D, Odyssey OLED G8, Ultrawide Odyssey G9, and the new ViewFinity S8.

The Odyssey 3D ($1,999.99) is a 27-inch monitor that features support for 3D gaming without the need of dedicated glasses. Samsung is partnering with a few developers to showcase the 3D features of the monitor, and it’ll be available in games including Lies of P and The First Berserker: Khazan.

The Odyssey OLED G8 is available in 27-inch ($1,299.99) and 32-inch sizes, featuring vibrant colors with glare-free technology. The monitor also features a 240Hz refresh rate and .03ms GtG response time to enhance gaming performance, as well as integrated bias lighting on the back of the display.

The Ultrawide Odyssey G9 ($999.99) features a 49-inch Dual QHD display and 1000R curve, with a 144Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time. There are also a few multitasking abilities on the monitor, with Picture-by-Picture and Picture-in-Picture features, allowing two different devices to be viewed at the same time.

Finally, Samsung is also launching the 37-inch ViewFinity S8 monitor ($599.99), which makes it the largest 16:9 4K Samsung monitor to date. The screen is approximately 34 percent larger than the previous generation, and it features a 4K display and HDR10.

The three Odyssey gaming monitors are available to reserve for pre-order today. If you do, you’ll get a $50 credit to use on your future pre-order of the monitors. This only requires you to enter your name and email, so even if you’re unsure you’ll go through with a pre-order, it’s worthwhile to snag the $50 discount during the reservation period.

This offer will be live through April 8, after which you’ll be able to use the $50 discount on a pre-order until April 22.

In other Samsung news, we’re also still tracking a few deals on Samsung’s connected health products like the Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Ring, as well as savings on Samsung TVs, smartphones, and home appliances.

And finally, Samsung has just launched its latest budget phones, the Galaxy A26 starting at $299.99 and the Galaxy A36 starting at $399.99. As part of the launch, Samsung has an enhanced trade-in offer worth up to $150, plus you can get 50% off the Galaxy Buds FE earphones or Galaxy Fit3 smartwatch when you bundle a purchase with one of the new phones.

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Xiaomi has been partnering with Spotify, offering owners of mobile devices free months of the Swedish audio streaming service since September 2024. The company now confirmed that Xiaomi 15 owners can also benefit from a similar promotion – anyone who purchases a Xiaomi 15 or Xiaomi 15 Ultra can claim 4 months of Spotify Premium for free. The promotion actually applies to a wide range of Xiaomi devices. Devices eligible for 4 months include the Xiaomi Mix Flip, Xiaomi 14T and 14T Pro, Xiaomi 14 and 14 Ultra, Xiaomi 13T and 13T Pro. Devices eligible for 3 months are the Redmi Note…

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Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman today shared bad news for fans of the iPhone mini.

In a live-streamed Q&A session today, Gurman said that Apple currently has no plans to reintroduce a smaller iPhone model.

Apple discontinued the iPhone 13 mini in September 2023, and it has not offered a mini model since then. Apple is not expected to release an iPhone 17 mini this year, and Gurman’s revelation likely rules out an iPhone 18 mini next year too, given Apple’s multi-year planning and development cycle for future iPhone models.

Since it discontinued the third-generation iPhone SE last month, Apple no longer offers any new iPhone models with under a 6-inch screen size. All of the iPhone 15 and iPhone 16 models that Apple currently sells have between 6.1-inch and 6.9-inch displays, whereas the iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 13 mini had 5.4-inch displays. The final iPhone SE had a 4.7-inch display, albeit with thicker bezels that increased the device’s overall size.

While there is a vocal group of customers who wishes that Apple would bring back the iPhone mini, the smaller model simply never sold well enough for the company to continue offering it, according to market research firms. It is not much of a surprise that Apple is not currently reconsidering this decision, but it helps to set expectations for those who may still be holding out hope. Do not expect another iPhone mini any time soon.

The full Q&A audio stream can be replayed on Bloomberg‘s website.

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With every day bringing us closer to the official launch of the Galaxy S25 Edge, one of Samsung’s most anticipated smartphones in years, we expect to see and hear a lot about the device. Today, we’re getting a look at official Galaxy S25 Edge renders courtesy of Roland Quandt (via WinFuture). These renders show the […]

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