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Apple Launches Annual ‘Back to School’ Promotion in India: Exclusive Savings and Free Bundles for Students

Tech giant Apple has officially commenced its seasonal “Back to School” promotional event for 2026 in India. Designed to support higher education students, their parents, and academic faculty, the limited-time sale combines Apple’s standard student discounts with valuable accessory packages. The campaign runs until August 27, 2026, offering a timely financial buffer following the company’s recent baseline price adjustments across its computer and tablet portfolios.

Eligible buyers can complete their academic verification via the UNiDAYS platform online or visit a physical Apple Retail Store (such as Apple Saket or Apple BKC) to redeem the offers.

Premium Bundles for MacBook Buyers

For customers purchasing a qualifying MacBook Air or MacBook Pro model, Apple is including complimentary premium accessories to round out their study setups:

Free Bundles: Buyers can choose between a standard pair of AirPods 4 or a 4-pack of AirTagsat no additional cost, providing direct promotional value up to...

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Essential Gear for an Emergency Kit—for Cars or Go-Bags

Another thing people forget to do until the internet is already down? Download emergency phone apps. As of October 2025, FEMA has an app. Your local municipal or state government likely also has opt-in emergency push notifications. Consider opting in. WIRED has also cataloged a number of other personal safety

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I wore the Viaim OpenNote earbuds all day, and its AI meeting summaries proved invaluable

AI transcription headphones with an open design that delivers clear audio for calls and music while still letting you hear what's going on around you. Like most modern earphones, they can be used for music and making calls, but it's the real-time transcription and meeting summaries

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'I thought it was satire': Sam Altman mocks Anthropic's latest AI ad that's getting widely blasted for being 'dystopian marketing slop'

* Anthropic has a new 'hard questions' ad for Claude and AI * Reactions to the short clip have been mixed * OpenAI boss Sam Altman says the ad feels like satire Anthropic has a new ad out for its Claude AI chatbot, and it ties into its Hard Questions project

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Podcast: Broken Governance, Agentic AI, and the MindStone Agent Exclusive

In this exclusive SecurityWeek interview, Brian “SchleiF” Schleifer sits down with Clint Bodungen, Director of AI/ML Engineering at Arcovo, founder of ThreatGen, and one of the industry’s leading voices in industrial cybersecurity. Together they tackle why traditional governance often fails practitioners, how cybersecurity has evolved over the past

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Essential Gear for an Emergency Kit—for Cars or Go-Bags

I wore the Viaim OpenNote earbuds all day, and its AI meeting summaries proved invaluable

'I thought it was satire': Sam Altman mocks Anthropic's latest AI ad that's getting widely blasted for being 'dystopian marketing slop'

Podcast: Broken Governance, Agentic AI, and the MindStone Agent Exclusive