Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has spoken up following the controversial passage of a Georgia law limiting access to voting.Tim Cook has provided a statement in direct response to Georgia’s new voting law, “SB 202,” which has been called a “return to Jim Crow” by observers.”The right to vote is fundamental in a democracy,” Cook said…
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has joined others in speaking out against Georgia’s new voting law, which many have described as voter suppression – but did so in a more roundabout manner than some other CEOs … more… The post Tim Cook less outspoken on Georgia’s new voting law than other CEOs appeared first on 9to5Mac….
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Twitter today added options to include stickers and other media in its ephemeral tweets, or “Fleets,” which last for 24 hours on the social network before disappearing. Launched on the platform back in November, Fleets are short stories made up of photos or videos with overlaying text. Much like stories on Instagram or Facebook, Fleets…
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Life can be hard on desktop accessories, and so Satechi created the Cybermouse. It’s made of indestructible “Super-Tough” aluminum in a design sure to widen the eyes of Elon Musk. And the designers didn’t leave out other advanced features, like wireless and solar charging. “The Cybermouse is made for the toughest desktop warriors, and offers a…
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The minimalist Opera browser designed for the Mac was today updated with native Apple silicon support for M1 Macs, introducing notable speed improvements. With this release, the Opera browser runs two times faster on ?M1? Macs compared to the previous generation of the browser for smoother and quicker browsing performance. Along with ?M1? Mac support,…
Long-time Apple supplier TSMC, which produces A-series chips for the iPhone, iPad, and Apple silicon chips for the Mac, will invest $100 billion over the next three years to significantly expand its production capacity to meet ever-increasing demand, Bloomberg reports. TSMC previously announced a planned expenditure of up to $28 billion in 2021 alone; however,…
Apple plans to use Telsa’s “Megapack” battery pack at a newly announced energy farm in California to help power Apple Park and further its commitment to renewable energy and being carbon-neutral by 2030, according to The Verge. Apple’s newly announced California solar farm will use 85 of Tesla’s 60MV battery packs to help power ?Apple…
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Opera is out today with the latest update for its Mac browser. The new release brings official Apple Silicon support and the company says users can expect performance that’s two times faster on M1 Macs. more… The post Opera browser gets M1 Mac support with 2x faster performance appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source…
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A judge has reduced the scope of a class action lawsuit concerning Apple’s 15-inch MacBook Pro display issues, but denies the company’s move to dismiss the case.Close up of the cable at the center of the caseApple’s 2016 15-inch and 13-inch MacBook Pro design featured a thin flex cable linking the display. Opening and closing…
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Last month, it was revealed that Apple had agreed to comply with new Russian legislation that would require device makers to ‘preinstall’ apps as part of first setup. As it is now April, this law has come into effect and Apple has enabled the system server-side. After completing normal iPhone set up, iOS now directs…
The COVID-19 led lockdowns last year across the world led to a massive increase in consumer spending on apps and games. That trend is still continuing as consumers reportedly spent $32 billion on IAPs across iOS and Google Play in the first quarter of 2021. Continue reading ? Go to Source Author: Rajesh Pandey
A few weeks after Apple agreed to allow Russia to show iPhone users in the country government-approved suggested apps, Russian users are seeing the list of app suggestions when setting up a new device. As noted by Khaos Tian on Twitter, Russian users will see an App Store section featuring apps like Yandex Browser, Yandex…
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Amid a global computer chip supply drought, industry heavyweight and Apple partner TSMC on Thursday announced plans to invest heavily in expanding output capacity as rivals like Intel seek a larger piece of the pie.TSMC said it plans to pump $100 billion over the next three years into an expansion of its chip fabrication capacity,…
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