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The sixth developer beta for iOS 14.5 went live earlier today, and it comes bundled with noteworthy features: two brand new realistic-sounding American Siri voices, and an updated battery tool for iPhone 11 users. Watch our hands-on video walkthrough for the details, and be sure to subscribe to 9to5mac on YouTube for more video content….
Apple will use an array of Tesla “Megapack” batteries for a grid-scale energy storage project at its solar farm in California, according to a report on Wednesday.Announced today, Apple’s program is designed to store some 240 megawatt-hours of energy — enough to power more than 7,000 homes for a day — at the company’s 130-megawatt…
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Twitter today announced some nice changes coming to Fleets, which are basically stories shown within the Twitter app for iPhone and Android. Starting today, users can now add GIFs and stickers to Fleets, which makes the feature even more like Instagram Stories. more… The post Twitter users can now add GIFs and stickers to Fleets…
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There could soon be an alternative to the current, simple Apple TV remote. A schematic showing a rumored new version has leaked out, and it includes a wide array of buttons. It’s therefore likely to please those unhappy with the present version. An image of the device leaked to 9to5Mac. Exclusive: Here’s our first look…
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Twitter-owned app Periscope today announced that its dedicated app for the live video service will be shut down as of today. In a tweet, Periscope said that today is the last day that the Periscope app will be available. Periscope first announced its planned shutdown in December of 2020, and said that the app was…
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Recent reports claimed Apple is developing a new Apple TV remote dubbed “B519,” though that particular device appears to be third-party hardware designed for use by cable companies.Earlier this week, 9to5Mac reported that Apple is working on a new Apple TV remote expected to launch with a next-generation set-top box later this year. A follow-up…
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Among the new features introduced with the sixth beta release of iOS 14.5, which is currently available to developers and public beta users, Apple has added two new voice options for Siri. If you have already updated your iPhone, iPad, or even HomePod to iOS 14.5, read on as we explain how you can find…
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As scheduled, Twitter will officially shutter its Periscope livestreaming service on April 1, though most of the app’s core functions have already transferred to Twitter Live.Twitter announced the pending shutdown in a tweet posted to the official Periscope account on Wednesday.”This is it. Our final goodbye. Today is the last day the Periscope app will…
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The popular live video streaming service Periscope is now saying goodbye. Owned by Twitter, Periscope will be completely shut down on April 1, 2021, following the app’s removal from the iOS App Store and Google Play. more… The post Periscope shutting down on April 1st, app no longer available on App Store appeared first on…
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There are plenty of good reasons why you’d want to learn to take and edit beautiful photos. Whether you’re starting a side hustle in photography, want to capture your memories or grow your brand on social with high-quality content, it helps to have composition and editing skills. Get the photo skills you need The Complete 2021 Superstar Photographer…
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It has been a year since the pandemic struck us. Pandemic forced the world to adapt to conditions like lockdown and travel restrictions. This meant video conferencing tools like Zoom became the norm. Even Apple and Google collaborated for contact tracing technology. Now global airline industry body IATA says it is launching a digital travel…
Read More “Global Airline Industry Body IATA Will Release COVID Travel Pass for iOS in April” »
Apple today added the late 2012 13-inch MacBook Pro, the first 13-inch MacBook Pro to ship with a Retina display, to its list of obsolete products. Apple first introduced the Retina display in its Mac lineup with the 15-inch MacBook Pro released in mid-2012. In October of that year, Apple updated the 13-inch MacBook Pro…
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Apple has added the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display released in late 2012 to its list of obsolete products.Credit: AppleThe specific model was first released in October 2012, and was Apple’s first 13-inch MacBook Pro model to include a Retina Display. The obsolescence comes about nine years after the product’s first release.Read more… Go…
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Apple TV+ is expanding its scripted development and programming team with the hire of 3BD Networks executive Zennen Clifton.Credit: AppleClifton reportedly joined Apple in January as a creative executive reporting to Matt Cherniss, Apple’s head of development for its premium streaming platform, according to Variety.Read more… Go to Source Author:
Verizon says it is “breaking the rules” and will offer up to $1,000 toward a new 5G phone to customers who trade in their broken or water damaged devices.Credit: VerizonThe limited-time offer becomes available on April 1, though Verizon insists that it isn’t an April Fools’ Day prank. It applies to customers who transfer a…
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