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Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
AirPods competition has stiffened in the past few years with more models to hit the market than can be quantified, and Jabra has been a persistent rival with steadfast quality making it a worthy alternative to Apple’s audio devices. We compared the new Elite Active 75t with AirPods Pro, as well as AirPods, to see…
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HBO Max officially launches at the end of this month, and we already know that you’ll be able to subscribe through Apple’s in-app purchase and Apple TC Channels platforms. WarnerMedia, however, is enticing you to subscribe directly with a lower rate. more… The post WarnerMedia offering HBO Max pre-order discount, but you have to subscribe…
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Fiction podcasts are taking up more and more of my podcast listening time. Thanks to shows like Blackout and Carrier, I’ve been opened up to an entirely new world of podcasts. I recently discovered a podcast called Dust that just started its second season called Flight 008. more… The post Podcast of the Week: DUST…
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Apple this week released iOS 13.5 beta 3 to developers and public beta users. The update includes a trio of major changes, but when will the update be released to everyone? Read on for the details. more… The post When will Apple release iOS 13.5 to the public? appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source…
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Earlier this week, we walked through everything we know so far about Apple’s rumored over-ear headphones. One of the details that will likely go unknown until an official announcement is how much these will cost. What would you be willing to pay? more… The post Poll: How much would you pay for Apple’s rumored over-ear headphones?…
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Apple frequently places iTunes movies on sale, and this week is no exception. As we roll into the weekend, here’s the latest batch of movies that you can get on the cheap for weekend watching. Go to Source Author:
The past few weeks have been wild at my school. Over just a few days, we went from thinking there would be a 20% chance we’d shut down to making serious plans due to the COVID–19 outbreak. This scenario meant that we had to launch a distance learning platform virtually overnight. This week, for Making…
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Apple Watch Series 6 will be able to take blood-oxygen readings, according to an unconfirmed report. Word of this upcoming feature has leaked before — and COVID-19 makes adding it a bit more urgent. The source for this rumor also claims the 2020 Apple Watch will usher in numerous other new features as well. An…
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The CDC has shared a new document today that covers some of the minimum as well as preferred criteria for digital contact tracing apps. No surprise here but Apple and Google’s exposure notification system lines up with many of the “preferred” criteria elements and looks like it will offer a good choice for local health…
As video call apps have seen massive growth over the last few months during the pandemic, Apple users have found Group FaceTime’s moving tiles to offer a distracting experience. With Apple’s upcoming iOS 13.5 software arrives the option to stop moving faces in Group FaceTime calls. more… The post iPhone and iPad: How to stop moving faces…
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention this week published a paper outlining key features public health organizations should look for in a COVID-19 contact tracing platform, with the recommendations closely following methodology implemented in Apple and Google’s exposure notification system. Go to Source Author:
Automatic Labs is shutting down is vehicle monitoring service which worked with the iPhone beginning May 28, saying Friday its business has been adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The service provides various data via a diagnostic port on many vehicles as well as warns authorities when a car has been in an accident. Automatic Labs alerted…
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Apple released Friday version 3.0 of its COVID-19 screening app with new guidelines from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control that includes additional symptoms and tips on using cloth masks. The additional symptoms include muscle pain, headaches, sore throat, chills, and continual shaking with chills. The tips on how to best use cloth masks include…
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In its fourth episode, stellar Apple TV+ show Defending Jacob shows every member of the Barber family starting to crack as young Jacob moves closer to his murder trial. As the characters head toward revelations and uncomfortable conclusions, they start to stall for time in irresponsible, sometimes dangerous ways. As the situation unfolds, their relationships…
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Apple and other tech companies are doing their bit in the battle against COVID-19. Apple has now updated its COVID-19 screening app with two important things. The app now comes with updated CDC symptoms that help in self-evaluating and taking proper care. Apple has also introduced a new section that helps you prepare a mask…
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