Along with the shift to Apple Silicon, performing things like a restore is different with M1 Macs compared to their Intel predecessors. Follow along for a look at how to revive and restore M1 Macs, what the difference is, when to use them, and what to try before taking those steps. more… The post How…
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SanDisk’s Ixpand Wireless Charger Sync is a wireless charging pad with up to 256 gigabytes of storage, intended for backing up your photos, videos, and contacts — with some issues.For those who don’t keep their photos and videos backed up into iCloud, SanDisk’s Ixpand Sync promises to provide an invaluable service— the ability to easily…
Apple can reportedly drag its feet when removing repeat labor violation offenders from its supply chain, a new report from The Information claims. Cupertino supposedly postpones taking action when it has no other companies lined up to pick up the slack, or in other scenarios that would cause financial damage due to delays or higher…
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Apple recently unveiled its premium (and expensive), AirPods Max. Some AirPods Max users are already complaining about water drops forming inside the cup. This issue mostly happens after prolonged usage. The case has caused grave concern for some users who are worried if something is wrong with their AirPods Max. Continue reading ? Go to…
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A new report claims that Foxconn’s foldable iPhone testing consisted of two entirely separate designs, and that both have passed the assembler’s quality control checking.Mockup of a foldable iPhone (Source: William Gallagher)Following previous rumors that Foxconn is testing a foldable iPhone, a new report says that it was in fact testing two competing designs for…
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Apple first unveiled its plans to transition away from Intel processors at WWDC in June, detailing that the first Mac powered by Apple Silicon would be released before the end of the year. As it turns out, Apple released three Macs powered by its new M1 chip: a MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini….
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It’s New Year’s Eve, so chances are that your Instagram feed is full of people sharing their annual top 9 year-in-review posts. If you’re looking to create and share your own Instagram Top 9 before the end of the year, here’s how to do it. more… The post How to create and share your Instagram…
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A new app has launched to help with quick text transformations on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Textcraft brings over 50 formats that you can quickly convert your text to which should be useful for everyone from developers to everyday users. more… The post Textcraft app for iOS and Mac offers powerful text conversion tools for…
Miles Somerville is one half of 9to5Mac’s YouTube channel alongside Jeff Benjamin. This week we’re catching up with Miles to learn how he uses the Apple Watch. 9to5Mac Watch Time is a podcast series hosted by Zac Hall. In this series, we talk to real people about how Apple Watch is affecting their lives. Subscribe…
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Apple upended the computer industry with its Apple Silicon M1 launch, it delighted developers with its first-ever App Store commission cut, but then it struggled to get Big Sur out of the door.”PC” has a few problems with the new M1 processor, revealed in November 2020Nothing ever happens in November, and especially not this year…
Mac developers are currently in the midst of a major hardware architecture transition. But for some app makers, this is the third time that they have done this.After years of rumors, Apple announced the transition to first-party Apple Silicon chips in 2020. Then the first Macs with a proprietary M1 processor launched in November —…
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The end of the holidays marks the end of an extremely difficult year. Luckily, the holiday deals haven’t come to an end just yet. We rounded up 10 of the best deals on apps and software from 2020, some of which are over 90% off. And many come with lifetime subscriptions. LingvaNex Translator: Lifetime Subscription (Desktop and…
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Brave, a privacy oriented, Chromium-based web browser has been updated to add native Apple Silicon support for the first generation of M1 Macs. Brave’s big claim to fame is that it blocks ads and website trackers by default, as well as letting users compensate creators by sending them cryptocurrency contributions, called Basic Attention Tokens. Founded…
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We’re expecting 2021 to be an exciting year for Apple thanks to a renewed focus on the Mac. Apple debuted the first Macs with Apple silicon chip in late 2021, and Apple’s M1 chips turned out to be unexpectedly powerful, leaving us looking forward to what’s next. New iMacs and MacBook Pro models are rumored…
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Two prototype foldable iPhones have passed internal tests for durability, according to Taiwanese website Economic Daily News. Tests of an Apple-designed folding hinge system for two different iPhones were reportedly recently completed at the Foxconn factory in Shenzhen, China. The first foldable iPhone to undergo testing is said to be a dual-screen model, which is…
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