Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
In this week’s App Recap, we’ve highlighted productivity app “Filter,” utilities app “Hue Menu Bar for Philips Hue,” and productivity app “TimeBloc” as three apps that are worth checking out. We’ve also compiled a list of apps that received major updates this week. Apps to Check Out Filter – Website and App Blocker (Mac, Free)…
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Verizon’s cheapest AirPods Pro deal is about to end, so if you’re looking for the best price on the wireless earphones you’ll want to shop before the $30 discount runs out. AirPods 2 are also on sale, with AirPods with Wireless Charging Case now on sale for $139.98.Apple AirPods dealsVerizon has Apple AirPods Pro on…
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Apple’s in-store creative sessions are coming back to life in mainland China after being paused due to COVID-19. Today at Apple is scheduled to resume at nine stores across the country on August 3. more… The post Today at Apple returns to Apple Stores in mainland China appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author:…
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iPadOS 14 includes Scribble, finally allowing you to hand write text on an iPad with a stylus. If you don’t already have a stylus, there are some great options out there besides the Apple Pencil. Here are some of the best available, so you can take full advantage of your iPad’s capabilities. Why not just…
Being stuck at home can be a drag, so we’ve rounded up three things that can make it more bearable. With language lessons, VPN protection, and a library of short reads, you can pass the time productively and safely. The Social Distancing Lifetime Subscription Bundle features an unlimited subscription to Rosetta Stone. There are 24…
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Google’s rumored Pixel 4a could be made public on Monday, with the search giant preparing to unveil a new smartphone on Monday in the Pixel family, one that could be accompanied by a 5G model.Google has confirmed that there will be a smartphone launch taking place on August 3. A page on its online store…
After debuting at CES, Belkin just started shipping its latest generation of it’s small — and inexpensive — smart plug that supports Apple’s HomeKit.The new Belkin Wemo Smart Plug and its boxWemo devices have been helping automate user’s homes for many, many years. They previously were clunky, funky shaped adapters that were plugged into your…
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Twitter user @DongleBookPro has today posted images of what seems to be a first-generation iPod Touch prototype with a 2013 Mac Pro-style glossy black finish. The Twitter user claims that the iPod Touch prototype pictured has “the same coating as the 2013 Mac Pro.” Had the finish been selected for the final product, it would…
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Passengers of American Airlines have a new in-flight entertainment option, with Apple TV+ shows now available to view during flights, both from a passenger’s mobile device and via seat-back screens for free.[via American Airlines]Quietly added to the roster on Saturday, passengers flying on American Airlines will be able to access the Apple TV+ video-streaming service…
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Apple has asked landlords of its retail stores in the UK for a 50 percent cut to rent, reports The Sunday Times. If landlords agree to cut rent by up to 50 percent and offer a “rent-free period” of an undisclosed duration, Apple is supposedly offering a considerable lease extension in return. The proposal is…
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Apple on Saturday removed nearly 30,000 apps from its Chinese App Store due to the apps lacking an official license from local regulators, reports Reuters. The report, which cites data from research firm Qimai, says that 90% of the apps removed were games. The report also mentions that over 2,500 additional apps were removed from…
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Apple TV+ is now available on American Airlines for free. The airline and Apple are partnering to give customers more options for passing the time whilst in the air. As first reported by The Points Guy, Apple TV+ content is now available on American Airline entertainment systems. The exact roster of shows varies per flight,…
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August 2, 1993: Apple debuts the MessagePad, the first product in its Newton line of handheld personal digital assistants. The most unfairly maligned product in Apple history, the Newton is a revolutionary device. It predates Apple’s push toward app-based mobile devices 14 years later. Often dismissed as a failure, the Newton ranks near the top…
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Back at WWDC 2020, Apple announced its plans to switch to its own custom Arm-based Apple Silicon chips inside its Macs. The company expects to complete the transition within two years. This led many people to wonder if Apple will drop support for Intel Macs in the foreseeable future. If you are in the market…
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Apple has made a request to landlords in the United Kingdom to cut the amount of rent it pays by half and to offer a free rental period, a report claims, with Apple supposedly offering to extend its leases for those who take up its offer.Regent Street Apple Store, LondonApple’s physical retail outlets in the…
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