Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
The Zendure SuperTank Pro is an updated version of the existing Zendure SuperTank power bank. The original had become one of the power banks of choice for those who need to significantly extend their MacBook Pro battery life, and the new model has the same massive 26,800mAh capacity. The Pro differs from the original in…
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The stock market opening for the first time following Apple’s four-for-one stock split took effect has seen AAPL up two percent plus. At the time of writing, AAPL has been hovering in the 2.5% to 2.9% range above its adjusted closing price … more… The post AAPL up 2%+ in early trading following stock split…
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The way that Apple Watch podcast downloads are counted is being changed, to avoid double-counting which occurred with the original approach. The issue only occurs with Apple’s own Podcasts app. This change means podcasts will see their audience number appear to fall – and, indeed, for Apple Watch listeners to more-or-less disappear altogether … more……
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A Digitimes Research report suggests that the economic hit caused by the coronavirus crisis could heavily hit initial iPhone 12 sales. It suggests that early sales could be lower than those seen for the iPhone 11 last year … more… The post Coronavirus crisis could heavily impact iPhone 12 sales, suggests Digitimes; references blue model…
Today’s top deals include a new Twelve South accessory sale, a fresh batch of Anker price drops, and HomePod from $188. You’ll find all that and more down below in today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break. more… The post Monday deals: Twelve South accessories, Anker HomeKit cameras, HomePod $188, more appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source…
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A brand-new iMac, powered by Apple Silicon combined with a custom Apple GPU, will land during the second half of 2020, according to a new report. Codenamed “Lifuka,” the all-in-one is expected to use 5-nanometer chips manufactured by TSMC — like those destined for iPhone 12 and other Apple Silicon machines later this year. Apple finally…
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eBay this week is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a new coupon that takes 25 percent off 25 brands on the website from eligible sellers. As with all eBay purchases, this means that some of the products in the sale aren’t being sold from first party sources, and might be used or refurbished. Note: MacRumors…
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Security researchers have discovered that Apple’s macOS app notarization process has mistakenly approved a piece of malware disguised as a Flash installer.Apple mistakenly approves Mac malware in notarization.Apple requires Mac app developers — even those outside of the App Store — to submit apps for notarization, which checks them for security issues and malicious code….
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Apple’s devices are known for being secure. And the Cupertino-based tech giant keeps on improving the security on its device every year. Last year, Apple took a major step to make Macs even more secure by introducing a process called “Notarization.” In this process, developers have to submit their apps to Apple where it checks…
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Additional month-end Apple deals continue to flow in this Aug. 31, with up to $500 off MacBook Pros, fresh price drops on AirPods 2 at Amazon and other Apple resellers, and an extra 25% off select iPhones and Apple Watches at eBay.Month-end Apple markdownsIn addition to the new iMac deals we highlighted early this morning,…
Apple’s third-generation AirPods have once again been rumored to be launching in the first half of 2021, according to DigiTimes. The claim comes in a paywalled preview of an upcoming report indicating that Apple’s supply chain partner Inventec will only account for 20% or less of assembly orders for the new model. Apple has multiple…
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The next-generation iPhone won‘t launch in September. Apple itself says so. And market researchers predict the delay past the usual release date will cut significantly into sales of this iOS smartphone. Apple will sell between 63 million and 68 million iPhone 12 series units before the end of this year, according to Digitimes Research. That’s…
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A set of announced updates and changes to Apple’s App Store review process, including the ability to appeal deemed violations, are now live for developers.Credit: AppleApple first announced the update during its WWDC 2020 event in June. On Aug. 31, Apple said that the changes have now gone line.Read more… Go to Source Author:
Apple mistakenly approved and notarized a common kind of malware for macOS on at least two occasions, reports TechCrunch. Apple requires developers to submit their apps for security checks to run on macOS in a process called “notarization.” Notarization was required from the launch of macOS Catalina. If software has not been notarized, it will…
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In the recent past, Apple’s App Store review policy has come under the scanner multiple times. The company has now announced that it will be allowing developers to “suggest changes to the guidelines.” This way, developers will be able to voice their opinion and suggest changes to the existing guidelines. Continue reading → Go to…
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