Month: September 2020

B&H Photo is kicking off September with three aggressive deals on Apple’s 11-inch iPad Pro, 12.9-inch iPad Pro and 13-inch MacBook Pro. Prices start at just $669, matching the lowest prices we’ve ever seen on the LTE tablets.Apple September savingsKicking off the September sale is an early Labor Day deal on Apple’s 12.9-inch iPad Pro…

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Apple has a number of products in the works that are set to debut this fall, and this evening, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman and Debby Wu shared details on Apple’s launch plans, reiterating many of the rumors that we’ve previously heard about the upcoming product lineup. There are four new iPhones in the works in 5.4,…

Read More “Bloomberg: Apple Launching iPhone 12, Apple Watch Series 6, iPad Air, Smaller HomePod and AirPods Studio This Fall” »

In addition to details about the new iPad and Apple Watch, Bloomberg also shed some light on the next Apple TV, which apparently might not be ready to ship until next year. The Apple set-top box was last updated in 2017, with the launch of the Apple TV 4K. Evidence of a new Apple TV…

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Facebook is about to face some challenges in Australia as local government considers approving new regulations that will force digital platforms to pay for news publishers. In response to that, Facebook threatened to completely remove the option to share news for Australian users if the government approves these regulations. more… The post Facebook users in…

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Landon Bytheway is a Salt Lake City-based content creator for Full Time Filmmaker, a crash course on everything film. And his setup is geared for creating top-quality videos. The linchpin of the rig is a 27-inch iMac. It rests on top of a Walnut Monitor Desk Stand by Grovemade. Mounted over it is a 34-inch…

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The 2020 iPad will resemble a smaller iPad Pro, if leaked schematics of this upcoming computer are accurate. It supposedly will offer narrow screen bezels, Face ID, a USB-C port and other features previously reserved for Apple’s high-end tablets. Redesigned iPad dumps the screen bezels The design schematics were given to 91mobiles by an unnamed…

Read More “2020 iPad might borrow the best features of the iPad Pro” »

Twitter has been testing a new way to let users easily find quote tweets by separating them from regular retweets. The company confirmed today that this feature is now being rolled out to all users around the world. more… The post Twitter is now rolling out a new way to find quote tweets for all…

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The long wait for AirTags comes to an end this autumn, according to an unconfirmed report. Leaks and rumors about Apple’s item-tracking tags kept circulating for literally the last year. But it seems the debut is right around the corner, at last. AirTags about to be found Apple will take the wraps off AirTags in…

Read More “Apple AirTags trackers could finally launch in October with iPhone 12” »

This password manager post is presented by Dashlane. Cult of Mac has made no secret over the past couple of years that it favors Dashlane as its official password manager. We decided to whip up a little case study to help explain why that is. Stolen and reused credentials are linked to 81% of hacking-related…

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Apple reportedly slipped up and notarized some malware. This allows the ill-behaved software to be installed on Macs. Preventing the spread of malware is exactly why Apple insists Mac apps to be notarized, so it’s not clear how this malicious software got Apple’s approval. Mac apps are notarized for your protection Apple requires all Mac…

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