Month: May 2021

Back in 2015, Apple considered purchasing Time Warner, with Apple iTunes chief Eddy Cue suggesting Apple bid on the media conglomerate. Discussions did not ultimately progress and there was no purchase, but CNBC today provided some previously unknown background information about the talks between the two companies. ?Eddy Cue? met with Time Warner CEO Jeff…

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Repair experts at iFixit have completed their teardown of the M1 iMac, revealing impressive engineering including a large speaker chamber that fills a large portion of the chassis.Credit: Andrew O’Hara, AppleInsiderThe repair site published the first part of a two-part teardown on Monday, revealing some of the major design changes from previous generations of iMac….

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Apple may be one of the few companies with the balance sheet to purchase WarnerMedia-Discovery, and it has historical ties to the media company, including past talks of a takeover.Credit: AppleInsiderAT&T intends to merge its WarnerMedia assets with Discovery in a deal structured specifically to give the company flexibility. According to CNBC, that could lead…

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Music Streaming app Tidal has launched a new app for Apple Watch. The standalone app allows Apple Watch users to play offline music without the need for iPhone. Recently Spotify announced a similar feature. The Apple Watch app is available for premium Tidal users with subscription charges starting at $9.99/month. Continue reading ? Go to…

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Given the ongoing pandemic, having access to a pulse oximeter can be handy as it can be used to measure one’s blood oxygen levels instantly. However, you might find yourself in a situation where you do not have access to a pulse oximeter. In such scenarios, you can use your iPhone to measure your blood…

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A survey from Mac and iOS subscription service Setapp says that 57% of Mac users buying a new app will consider its security aspect more than features, price — or privacy.Setapp surveyed US users and found the MacBook Pro was the most popular MacSubscription app service Setapp’s US-only survey questioned 462 participants over April 14…

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Brydge has begun offering its long-promised iTrack trackpad designed exclusively for iPad users , well after its early debut during CES 2020.Brydge iTrack iPadOS trackpadThe Brydge iTrack trackpad looks very Apple-esque with an aluminum base that tapers towards the front with a 5.5-inch by 3.3-inch matte glass top that creates a smooth tracking surface. It…

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ElevationLab has launched the TagVault: Pet, a waterproof AirTag holder that connects to collars or harnesses for dogs.TagVault: Pet on a dog collarTagVault: Pet is a new AirTag mount that is intended to be used for tracking dogs. ElevationLab claims that it works with most collar thicknesses, and is suitable for dogs — or cats…

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