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Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
$29.3 billion was spent overall on Apple’s App Store and Google’s Play Store, with over 35.6 billion app installs, in the third quarter of 2020, according to a new report by Sensor Tower. App stores have seen significant year-on-year growth, with customers spending 32 percent more than at the same time in 2019, with 23.3…
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September 2020 was the first September in eight years where Apple didn’t launch a new iPhone. However, in the midst of App Store and antitrust battles, it did rather well with iOS 14, a new iPad Air, and Apple Watch Series 6, plus a new fitness program, and the Apple One services bundle.New Apple launches,…
It’s been a huge week on Apple’s iTunes storefront so far as numerous sales have kicked off, including a $3 Halloween movie promotion, Star Wars titles heavily discounted, alongside various TV series. Now, Apple is taking the wraps off another promotion as we head into the weekend with great prices on James Bond films alongside a…
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On the Rocks, the Apple Originals movie co-produced with A24, debuts in select theaters today, ahead of its debut on Apple TV+ later this week. The movie reunites director Sofia Coppola with star Bill Murray for the first time since their brilliant 2003 movie Lost in Translation, which won an original screenplay Oscar for Coppola…
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YouTube’s picture-in-picture mode now looks as though it is supported again on Apple devices — even those without a Premium subscription — thanks to the latest iOS 14.0.1 update. more… The post YouTube website’s picture-in-picture mode returns on Apple devices w/ iOS 14.0.1 update appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: 9to5Google
An iPad widgets concept perhaps provides the answer to why Apple didn’t do what many of us wanted: allow flexible positioning of widgets on the iPad, in the same way as on the iPhone. I raised the issue as soon as iPadOS 14 was announced … more… The post Comment: iPad widgets concept perhaps shows…
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Spike is a streamlined email client that aims to feel more like iMessage instead of a traditional email client. It removes the introductions and signatures to focus just on the actual message. It includes a streamlined user interface along with adding in features like notes with collaboration, tasks, and a built-in calendar. Its latest update…
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You can return Solo Loop bands in Apple Stores, there are new iOS 14.2 features, Keychron K2 version 2 is out, Google announces new Pixel phones, and Apple TV+ recommendations, on the AppleInsider Podcast.Google Nest AudioWith the Apple Watch Series 6 now available, it’s time to dig in more on what it’s like in real-world…
Gallium nitride (GaN) chargers have become popular over the past couple of years thanks largely to their smaller size and greater efficiency relative to traditional silicon chargers, and popular accessory brand Anker today is launching its latest GaN charger, a 20W Anker Nano. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with Amazon. When you click a…
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New adventure game “Slash Quest!” landed today on Apple Arcade. Made by Green Pillow and Noodlecake Games, the title promises players plenty of “enemy chopping, puzzle solving, door unlocking, river crossing, fire setting, gear spinning,” and more. The Queen’s evergrowing talking sword is lost in a faraway land. Luckily you showed up to wield it…
Apple TV+ had another busy day Friday with multiple new episodes of current shows airing, alongside the debut of its wildlife documentary series Tiny World, narrated by everyone’s favorite actor Paul Rudd. In addition to all six episodes of Tiny World, Apple TV+ viewers can also enjoy new eps of acclaimed spy drama Tehran, the…
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New York and New Jersey have launched COVID-19 contact tracing apps based on Apple and Google’s Exposure Notification technology. In a press release on the New York State website, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced the release of COVID Alert NY and COVID Alert NJ for iPhone and Android users….
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Live View in Google Maps uses your iPhone’s camera and GPS to provide augmented reality directions when you’re walking somewhere, and this week Google announced that it’s enhancing the feature and making it available in additional transit scenarios. In Live View, arrows, directions, and distance markers are placed right on top of your surroundings to…
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Tonight, the YouTube website has started allowing iOS 14 devices to use the built-in Picture in Picture functionality for its videos even without a Premium account. This is an apparent reversal of a change that YouTube explicitly made following the release of iOS 14 which blocked such behavior. At that time, YouTube would only allow…
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YouTube on Thursday restored compatibility with Apple’s iOS 14 picture-in-picture feature, allowing all users to view minimized content from a mobile browser.Earlier this month, the Google streaming video unit restricted PiP functionality to YouTube Premium subscribers.The YouTube app does not yet support the feature on iOS, but the service’s website proved a useful workaround until…
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