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Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Got an Apple, Mac, or iOS tech question? We have the answer. In this week’s installment of Ask, we’ll help you remove old, unwanted, or useless applications from your Mac. Question I have just upgraded my Mac to Mavericks using Migration Assistant. This is probably the fifth computer I have done this with, over many,…
The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) announced today that it’s introducing the latest DisplayPort technology that brings support for upcoming 5K monitors and more. DisplayPort 1.3 for audio and video increases the standard to a maximum link bandwidth of 32.4 Gbps and as a result supports 5K displays with resolutions of 5120 x 2880 on…
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Typing is our primary mode of communication, but it can be a real time suck. If you find yourself saying the same phrases or re-typing the same things over and over, all you can do is imagine how much time you’d be able to save if you weren’t repeating yourself. With TextExpander 4, you get…
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Apple’s new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are now officially available for pre-order, but buyers still need to decide what to do with their old device. As in years past, AppleInsider takes a look at nearly a dozen big-name buyback services and retailers looking to attract your iPhone trade-ins over the next several weeks….
SternisheFan notes reports about why Apple didn’t use sapphire glass screens in the latest iPhones as many expected. Sapphire screens were part of the iPhone 6 design until the glass repeatedly cracked during standard drop tests conducted by Apple suppliers. So Apple abandoned its sapphire plans before the iPhone 6 product launch September 9. VentureBeat…
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Earlier this year, Apple and Square were rumored to be in talks over a possible acquisition, but no deal materialized. According to a new report from TechCrunch, talks between the two companies failed over purchase price. Apple is said to have wanted to purchase Square for approximately $3 billion, an offer that Square felt was…
Read More “Apple, Square Acquisition Talks Went South Over $3B Offer [Update: Nope]” »
While we’d all expected plastic bank cards to be replaced by apps eventually, the CEO of mobile banking startup Moven is suggesting that Apple’s backing could mean the end of physical bank cards within 2-3 years. The additional sweetners here are three fold. Firstly, tokenization will avoid much of the type of breaches we’ve seen…
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Perhaps one of the worst threats your Mac faces is the chance of being doused with water or other liquid: In a second, a cup of coffee could leave you about $1500 in the hole for a new Mac (plus $5 for another latte). Unfortunately, warranties for your Mac (and other electronics) do not cover…
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Even after the months of hype and speculation, the behind-the-scenes development and manufacture, and then the announcement Tuesday, it seems Apple’s servers weren’t quite ready for the workout they got from would-be early adopters of its newest iPhone. Preorders through Verizon Wireless and AT&T largely started without a hitch at midnight, though some customers on…
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Pre-order supplies of the iPhone 6 in the United States have dwindled significantly since pre-orders kicked off last night, with most models of the device now displaying shipping estimates of 7 to 10 days. The new shipping estimates mean customers who place an order now will likely be receiving their phones in October rather than…
Read More “Shipping Estimates for iPhone 6 Pre-Orders Slipping to 7-10 Days” »
Several months ago, T-Mobile US launched an iPhone “test drive” program allowing users to test an iPhone 5s on the carrier’s network for seven days free of charge. The program helps users decide if T-Mobile’s coverage is satisfactory in the areas they frequent, and also gives users unfamiliar with the iPhone a free introduction to…
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jones_supa writes Google has revealed that it’s launching the finished 64-bit version of Chrome 39 for OS X this November, which already brought benefits in speed, security and stability on Windows. However at this point the 32-bit build for Mac will cease to exist. Just to make it clear, this decision does not apply to…