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Investment bank JP Morgan is adding Apple to its top picks after the company reported financial results for the second quarter that were much better than Wall Street estimates. Go to Source Author:
Depending on where you’re looking on social media, it could be easy to think that a majority of people are gaining weight with more time on the couch and making rich, carb-heavy meals. However, new data from health device maker Withings says that’s not the case. more… The post Withings data suggests coronavirus lockdown isn’t negatively…
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You may remember when Apple announced at WWDC 2017 that macOS High Sierra would be the first version of Mac’s operating system with support for virtual reality. In a big move, Apple worked with Valve, Unity, and Unreal to bring their VR SDKs to the Mac. Today, however, Valve announced that SteamVR for macOS will…
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One of the things that Amazon has done well with Alexa is cloud-enabled skills that are directly connected to its Echo products. In my smart home setup, we have a couple of Echo Dots in my kid’s rooms they use for ‘story time’ at night. I love my HomePod, but it can’t replace this functionality…
Read More “HomeKit Weekly: Cloud based HomeKit skills are a natural next step for HomePod” »
Nanoleaf announced its latest smart lighting system called “Shapes – Hexagons” at CES back in January and now pre-orders are starting for the slick hexagonal HomeKit light panels. Read on for all the details. more… The post Nanoleaf’s new HomeKit-enabled ‘Hexagons’ smart light panels start pre-orders appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: Michael…
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Apple has released version 3.0 of its COVID-19 screening app. The latest update includes tips for using cloth masks as well as the updated symptoms and recommendations from the CDC. more… The post Apple updates COVID-19 screening app with new CDC symptoms list and mask cleaning tips appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author:…
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Nanoleaf has been working on new hexagon-shaped lighting panels to add to its triangle and square-shaped lighting panel options, and the Hexagons are now available for limited pre-orders. Customers who signed up to be notified when the Hexagons became available were this week sent emails allowing them to place a pre-order. Pre-orders are set to…
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Apple and Goldman Sachs might cut you some slack on your credit card bill if you lost your job during the COVID-19 pandemic. Users of the Apple Card were notified today that they can apply to skip their May payment without interest charges being added. Saved by the Apple Card Customer Assistance Program Apple Card…
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Automatic, a company that made the Automatic Adapter that plugs into a car’s OBD-II port to provide vehicle information like distance traveled, gas used, time spent in the car, and more, is shutting down. The imminent shuttering of the company was announced on the Automatic website, which says that the global health crisis has impacted…
Read More “Automatic Shutting Down and Connected Car Service is Ending on May 28” »
Veteran Hollywood writer and producer Annie Weisman has signed a longterm creative deal with AppleTV+ to develop televisions projects exclusive to the service, according to a published report Friday Weisman, has been in production of the upcoming Apple TV+ dramedy series Physical, which stars Rose Byrne, is a comedy/drama. Physical is set in a 1980s Southern…
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With the new Magic Keyboard, Apple will let you forget about the touch screen entirely, turning the iPad into more of a laptop than ever before. (via Cult of Mac – Tech and culture through an Apple lens) Go to Source Author: Ian Fuchs
Smartphone shipments took a major tumble in the first quarter of 2020 as coronavirus wreaked havoc on the supply chain and demand. That’s the conclusion drawn by three of the top mobile-tracking research firms, Strategy Analytics, Canalys, and IDC. While their numbers don’t all tally perfectly they tell the same overall picture. While Apple wasn’t…
Read More “Smartphones are getting slaughtered, but iPhone fares better than most” »
Amazon’s big discount on Powerbeats Pro is back for a limited time only. You can enjoy $50 off the usual price on all four color options. Powerbeats Pro pack Apple’s newest H1 chip, offer up to nine hours of listening in between charges, and sport a sweat-resistant design that’s ideal for running, cycling, and home…
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A new leak related to the Apple Watch Series 6 points to the wearable offering sleep tracking, longer battery life, and coming with Apple’s newest S6 SoC. The leak comes from a relatively new source, though the leak was confirmed to be real by YouTuber Jon Prosser who has recently leaked plenty of information related…
Valve on Thursday announced that SteamVR no longer supports macOS so that its team “can focus on Windows and Linux.” As noted by UploadVR, Mac users will still be able to use SteamVR by running Windows with virtualization software like Parallels Desktop or VMware Fusion. Valve says legacy builds of the virtual reality platform will…
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