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Apple is expected to stage a second product launch in the final week of October, according to MacRumors’ Joe Rossignol, citing multiple sources familiar with the company’s plans.

That later window would follow an earlier October event. Bloomberg News’ Mark Gurman has reported that Apple intends to unveil an all-new home hub, a new HomePod mini, and a new Apple TV 4K on Tuesday, October 13th. MacRumors has since learned of a separate launch slated for the end of the month, pointing to two distinct sets of announcements rather than a single October drop.

Rossignol writes that the exact lineup for the late-month launch is not confirmed, but the most likely candidates are Macs. Those include long-rumored “MacBook Ultra” models with OLED displays and a thinner, lighter design, a base 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M6 chip, and an iMac with an M6 chip. Apple has also already said a high-end Mac Studio configuration with the M5 Ultra chip and 512GB of RAM is due in late October, which would fit the same period.

A new iPad mini is also expected this month, with an OLED display, an A20 Pro chip, a landscape front camera, and a redesigned speaker system. It is not clear whether that tablet would appear with the home products on October 13, with the Macs in the final week, or on its own.

The two launch windows would sit alongside the iPhone Duo, which is set to launch on Friday, October 23rd. Taken together, the schedule described points to a crowded second half of the month for Apple hardware.

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Source link: https://macdailynews.com/2026/10/06/second-october-product-launch-expected-as-apple-lines-up-more-late-month-hardware/

In this brief tutorial, we’ll show you how to add divider lines to a note on iPhone, iPad, and Mac to clearly separate text blocks, drawings, and media for a cleaner, organized, and visually polished layout.

iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27 Golden Gate added a small but thoughtful addition to the Notes app. It lets you add a thin horizontal line to divide blocks of text, drawings, file attachments, or whatever else you add to your note, like a checklist or table.

Before this update, I often found myself adding a line by tapping the dash (-) key dozens of times. And then I’d copy and paste that line in another spot if needed. Thankfully, all these time-consuming workarounds are now a thing of the past.

Mac

1. Open the macOS 27 Notes app and go into an existing note or create a new one.
2. Click where you want to place the insertion point. If it’s between a sentence, the divider line will break it and move the text under it.
3. Press the Command + L keys or click Edit > Insert Divider Line from the top menu bar.

As of now, you can’t change the color, thickness, or style of the divider line. It’s a simple black horizontal line that’s about 2px wide.

iOS

If you’re using a physical keyboard with your iPhone or iPad, you can press the Command + L keys to add the divider.

Or, follow these steps if you don’t have a keyboard attached:

1. Open the Notes app and go inside a note
2. Tap at the desired spot in the note to place the insertion point.
3. Then, tap the right arrow icon (>) in the thin menu strip.
4. Select Insert Divider Line to place a horizontal divider line to demarcate your note.

Once you have an area divided by a line divider, the drawing you make or files you attach will stay confined under it.

In case you no longer need the line, delete it using the Delete key (like any other text) or undo it using Command + Z.

Note: The Notes app also has a Lines & Grids section, but that’s for the page background.

Check out next: How to draw in Notes on Mac in macOS 27

Source link: https://www.idownloadblog.com/2026/10/07/how-to-add-divider-lines-in-notes-on-ios-and-macos-27/