Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
All of today’s best deals kick off with an up to $679 off sale on iPad Pro. Not to mention, Beats Solo Pro Headphones at $170 and Nomad’s Lightning Carbon Carabiner to $17. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break. more… The post Deals: iPad Pro up to…
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Anker’s popular smart home brand eufy has been a notable adopter of HomeKit, even supporting HomeKit Secure Video with some of its cameras. Now its latest floodlight camera has been spotted in an FCC filing. The updated smart home camera + floodlight is getting a nice resolution bump and it’s possible it could get HomeKit…
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New York City designer Arun Venkatesan is about to take delivery on a 2020 MacBook Air with an M1 chip to replace the 2013 MacBook Air he uses in tandem with his 2018 MacBook Pro. But the new Mac isn’t really what he’s excited about. He thinks less about having the latest technology and more…
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A woman in China was left disappointed when she opened the box for her order of iPhone 12 Pro Max. Opening the box revealed that the iPhone has been swapped with an apple-flavored yogurt drink. Continue reading ? Go to Source Author: Sanuj Bhatia
Momentum is picking up on “Masters of Air,” a sequel to “Band of Brothers,” that’s coming to Apple TV+, reports Deadline. “Masters of Air” is the first series that’s coming from Apple’s own internal production studio run by ?Apple TV+? heads Zack Van Amburg and Jamie Erlicht. Austin Butler and Callum Turner have been cast…
After a failed bill was proposed in North Dakota earlier this month that would have forced Apple to allow developers to sideload apps and use alternate in-app payments, a similar bill has been officially introduced in Minnesota. more… The post Minnesota introduces new App Store reform legislation following failed bill in North Dakota appeared first…
Apple Music is showing off its love for the industry in a new collection called Behind the Songs. Here, Apple Music members can discover music with an emphasis on songwriters, producers, and session musicians who may not otherwise receive top credits. more… The post Apple Music showcasing session musicians and songwriters in ‘Behind the Songs’…
Apple released iOS 14 to the general public around six months ago, and the adoption rate has skyrocketed since. The company today has updated its iOS 14 adoption numbers today, and the numbers are reaching the sky. Continue reading ? Go to Source Author: Sanuj Bhatia
A security researcher has detailed seven trackers inside popular password manager LastPass, that the company itself or other advertisers can utilize to create targeted ads for users of the app.German security researcher Mike Kuketz has uncovered seven trackers within the LastPass Android app, a password manager that has over 10 million installations in the Google…
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Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work. The apps we use daily can do everything from customizing smarter workflows to predicting the phrases we write. They can suggest an appropriate contact and auto-scheduling meetings based on conversations with co-workers. In fact, more and more laborious processes are getting a boost from AI — and…
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Apple is not developing a coronavirus vaccine passport with Google — despite what European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, has claimed. On Thursday, von der Leyen told reporters Apple and Google were developing a solution for the World Health Organization. However, “a person familiar with Apple’s position” has said that this is not the case. They…
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The will-they-won’t-they drama involving Apple and Kia’s possible team-up to build an Apple Car is on again. Shares in the automaker rose by up to 8.1% Friday, after rumors abounded that there is still a chance that they will work with Apple on an electric vehicle. Even if it turns out to be a slightly…
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February 26, 2008: Less than five years after launching, the iTunes Music Store becomes the No. 2 music retailer in the United States, second only to Wal-Mart. In that relatively short period, iTunes sells more than 4 billion songs to more than 50 million customers. The rapid rise to prominence stands as a massive achievement…
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To meet the new regulations under Right to Repair laws, Apple has started showing repairability scores of its products in France on its online store. Continue reading ? Go to Source Author: Rajesh Pandey