Month: March 2021

Apple has reportedly fixed a bug in iOS that blocked web searches that had the word “Asian” in them when Screen Time was enabled.Credit: AppleInsiderThe bug apparently occurred in the “Limit Adult Websites” option of Screen Time’s content restriction controls. When enabled, the feature would block websites that had “Asian” in their domain names.Read more……

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Apple today announced that it will be holding WWDC 2021 from June 7 to June 11. Can’t wait until Apple kicks off its keynote? Show your excitement by downloading WWDC 2021 wallpapers here. Continue reading ? Go to Source Author: Sanuj Bhatia

Clubhouse has been gaining popularity since its release. Spotify, today, as a part of its recent acquisition of Betty Labs, announced its plan of bringing a Clubhouse-like live audio feature to its app. Continue reading ? Go to Source Author: Sanuj Bhatia

Verizon is planning to shut down its 3G network at the end of 2022, effectively ending 3G support, the company announced today. Verizon has pushed back the sunsetting of its 3G network several times now, but it sounds like a concrete end date has finally been established. We will turn off the last of the…

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Adobe has today announced the launch of a new iPad app bundle, including Photoshop, Illustrator, Fresco, Spark Post, and Creative Cloud at half price. In a new blog post titled “Everything’s coming together for mobile creativity,” Adobe set out its vision for the future of creative productivity on the iPad, explaining that “The combination of…

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The Apple Maps app was this week updated with new COVID-19 guidelines for airports, providing iPhone, iPad, and Mac users with a quick look at COVID-19 travel requirements and easy access to each airport’s full list of guidelines. Airport data is being provided by the Airports Council International, with the information displayed at the top…

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Apple supplier Foxconn today said that it expects shipments to be cut by 10 percent due to the global chip shortage, reports Nikkei. In an earnings call, Foxconn chairman Young Liu said that the first two months of the quarter were okay, but the company “started to see changes happening this month.” Foxconn did not…

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One of the most unique and potential-filled features of the iPhone 12 lineup is MagSafe. But months after launch, it is still hard to come by accessories that work well are truly useful. We go hands-on with one of the companies leading the charge with a wide array of compatible gear — ESR.ESR HaloLock Magnetic…

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Month-end price wars are heating up on Apple’s newest MacBook Air, with the standard M1 model on sale for as low as $929. Plus, save up to $150 on every other configuration, including models with 16GB RAM.M1 MacBook Air discountsThe latest MacBook Air deals see prices fall to as low as $929, with markdowns on…

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Apple shipped an estimated 108.9 million “smart personal audio” devices, which includes the AirPods and Beats headphones in 2020, according to new data shared today by Canalys. That’s up close to 30 percent from the 84 million device shipments in 2019, with Apple holding 25.2 percent market share. Apple dominated the competition, with Samsung, the…

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