Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
After releasing the fourth developer beta versions of iOS 13.4, iPadOS 13.4, macOS Catalina 10.15.4, and tvOS 13.4 yesterday, Apple is releasing the fourth beta build of watchOS 6.2 to registered developers. It should be available to download via OTA to watches that have a compatible software configuration profile. Continue reading → Go to Source…
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Apple today informed developers that it has released updated App Store Review Guidelines, with changes that cover reviews, spam, push notifications, Sign in with Apple, data collection and storage, mobile device management, and more. Apple’s new guidelines can be found on its developer website, but we’ve highlighted a few notable changes below. 1.4.4 – Apps…
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Hot on the heels of the launch of a completely redesigned version of Facebook Messenger for iOS, the social media giant seems to have taken the opportunity to finally release the much-awaited Facebook Messenger app for macOS. The rollout is limited to France right now. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Asif Shaik
Apple’s salute to International Women’s Day is a black-and-white montage of cool portraits of powerful women and the Mac computers that play a role in their work. Apple released the “Behind the Mac” video on YouTube Wednesday morning. The video opens with Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai and features a flash of musicians, filmmakers, CEOs and…
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Following the release iOS 13.4 beta 4 yesterday, Apple today is releasing watchOS 6.2 beta 4 to developers. more… The post Apple releasing watchOS 6.2 beta 4 to developers today appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: Chance Miller
An iPhone thief was arrested after the device’s rightful owner used the Find My app to track down the missing handset. A report published in WKOW says that a 21-year-old Madison, Wisconsin, resident left a bar on Sunday, only to notice that her debit card, driver’s license and iPhone X were missing. When her card…
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App Store Confidential, the recently released German-language book written by a former App Store manager, is seemingly so confidential that even Apple won’t reveal the bits it thinks are classified, according to legal counsel representing the book’s publisher. Dr. Ralph Oliver Graef said that Apple won’t disclose which parts of the book it considers to…
Sony makes some of the best personal audio gear on the market, and it typically boasts a premium price tag to match. We rounded up open-box deals on the best Sony headphones models, so you can save a bunch of money on a great set of new cans. Each one is certified to be in…
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Google has sent out emails informing developers and attendees that it will be canceling the physical I/O event that was scheduled to take place on May 12 -14. With many companies canceling their events, it is possible that Apple could not hold a physical WWDC event this year as well. Continue reading → Go to…
Nomad has launched a more powerful Base Station Apple Watch Edition with additional outputs and faster charging. And to celebrate the release, shoppers can save 50% on any Nomad Kevlar-reinforced cable with the purchase of a Base Station during its Power Combo Sale. Go to Source Author:
Owners of iPods who receive replacement iPod devices from Apple repair processes will no longer receive devices bearing engraving, with only non-engraved models being dispatched to customers without any re-application of personalized messages. Go to Source Author:
It’s time for Apple to give us a larger iMac. The company first launched a 27-inch iMac in 2009. Following on from earlier 17-, 20-, 21.5- and 24-inch models, it seemed huge at the time! But it’s not 2009 anymore. We now live in a world where 34-inch monitors are commonplace, 40-inch ones are not…
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Apple’s expected low-cost iPhone is said to be entering the final production stages ahead of an impending launch, with the LCD screen for the model apparently undergoing verification ahead of its potentially imminent launch. Go to Source Author:
After years of false reporting that demonstrated a complete lack of understanding of Apple’s supply chain or even the value of its operational expertise, Tripp Mickle of the Wall Street Journal is back, this time with a story about how foolish Apple was to rely on Chinese manufacturing and how hopelessly desperate its plight now…