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MacworldSearching for an iPhone case can be a difficult task with so many options at such a wide array of prices. But this sale makes it easy: Casely is slashing 50 percent off its entire lineup of iPhone cases in a massive sale that ends Friday.In our roundup of the best iPhone cases, we named Casely as our favorite case for colorful protection due to its incredible library of designs. The are hundreds of options, from graphic illustrations to solid colors, patterns, logos, and artist collaborations. We cant begin to list all the models available, but many are available for less than $10, dropping prices below even the 50 percent off sale.This sale is scheduled to end at midnight on Saturday, so act fast if you want to save big on a new iPhone case. The sale also includes AirPods cases, bags, cables, and screen protectors, so even if youre happy with your current iPhone case, head over to take advantage of some huge savings.Browse Casely's massive 50% off sale

MacworldWhen the very first Mac Studio was unveiled in 2022, a teardown found a surprisingly removable SSD module. However, theres no way to officially upgrade the drive, since Apple doesnt offer any type of service or do-it-yourself option to swap it out. Neither has any third-party company, until now.Polysoft launched a Kickstarter campaign for its Studio Drive, an SSD upgrade that enthusiasts and repair professionals can use to upgrade the Mac Studio SSD. The campaign was successful and according to the Studio Drive website, the company is very busy producing the boards sold on Kickstarter and theyre going to be taking new orders for bare PCB board to 8TB models soon. If youre interested, Polysoft has an online form to request more information.In case youre wondering if this is a legitimate product, the company reached out to YouTube PC enthusiast Luke Miani, who posted a hands-on with the Studio Drive. Miani shows how the Studio Drive is installed, points out how Apples SSD implementation is different from typical PCs, and how you need another Mac to connect to, run the Apple Configurator app, and reformat the Mac Studio. The installation may sound a little dauntingits not as simple as swapping out the SSDs and rebooting, but its not terribly complicated for the type of user who would buy the Mac Studio in the first place. You can see Mianis demo below.The Studio Drive is guaranteed for 140,00TB written and includes something Apples SSDs dont have: overvoltage protection to prevent the SSD modules from being zapped dead.According to Miani, Polysoft plans to offer an 8TB Studio Drive for 799 (about $845/660), though the official prices are not posted on the Studio Drive website. While Apple doesnt sell Mac Studio SSD upgrades, an 8TB Mac Pro SSD upgrade for the Mac Pro is $2,800/2,800. So, thats a big price difference.Polysoft also has M4 Mac mini SSD upgrades in the works. For more information as its available, check out the Studio Drive website.

AI-generated content accounted for less than 1% of the disinformation fact-checkers linked to political elections that took place worldwide in 2024, according to social media giant Meta. The company cited political elections in the United States, Great Britain, Bangladesh, Indonesia, India, Pakistan, France, South Africa, Mexico and Brazil, as well as the EU elections.At the beginning of the year, many warned about the potential impact that generative AI could have on the upcoming elections, including the risk of widespread deepfakes and AI-powered disinformation campaigns, Meta President of Global Affairs Nick Clegg wrote. Based on what we have monitored through our services, it appears that these risks did not materialize in a significant way and that any impact was modest and limited in scope.Meta did not provide detailed information on how much AI-generated disinformation its fact-checking uncovered related to major elections.