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October 2025

Original MacWizardry news and information published during October 2025.

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Spooky October!

With the year almost gone already, we now start looking towards the end of the year which generally always starts to get busier - as we try squeeze as much in as possible before the Christmas break.

We’re starting to see nicer weather with more sun and warmer days (just not so good for the hay fever suffers!).

Now is a good time to start booking ahead as it tends to get busy for the “crazy season”.

I hope everyone has a good October!

So we may not see these updated until early 2026.

Apple update iPad Pro to M5 chip (And Apple Vision Pro to M5 chip)

As well as the entry level MacBook Pro 14” Apple also added the M5 chip to the iPad Pro and Apple Vision Pro.

The iPad Pro also gained Apple’s own N1X chip to the Cellular model version as well.

You can read more about the update to the iPad Pro here .

And you can read about the Apple Vision Pro update here

What may we see this month?

After the annual “iPhone” event last month, we sometimes don’t always see too many new Apple items. But according to rumours we may see updated iPad Pro models and MacBook Pro updates this month.

A bit more info can be read here . Will update this new page if anything new comes out!

eBooks Online - your source for Digital eBook’s ‘Down Under’

After quietly working on a new venture since mid-last year, I’m excited to announce that it’s now live!

The first eBook—"Avoiding Scams Down Under"—is available now, with more titles to come.

With scams on the rise in recent years, this eBook is a valuable resource to help you stay informed and protected. It covers key warning signs, practical steps to safeguard yourself and your finances, and crucial advice on recovering if you’ve been scammed.

Sadly, I’ve seen too many people fall victim to scams, which is why I hope this eBook will make a real difference by equipping more people with the knowledge they need.

Head over to my new site to grab your copy today!

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