Apple's 7-Inch Secret and the Death of the Mac Pro

Apple might be cooking up a massive seven-inch iPhone with curved edges and zero bezels for its twentieth anniversary. But that is not all that is shaking up the tech world this week. AI developer tool Claude Code can now build, run, and test iPhone apps directly inside the Mac simulator. You just watch it work. On the flip side, Apple officially killed off its supercharged Extreme chips and retired the Mac Pro after twenty years. Meanwhile, chipmaker TSMC is raising prices by up to ten percent, which could make future iPhones even pricier. Oh, and watch out for a new Mac malware called ClickLock that tricks you into pasting commands into Terminal. Get ready, because your tech setup is about to get bigger, smarter, and definitely more expensive.