Month: May 2021

Previously announced in November 2020, all photos and videos uploaded to Google Photos by iPhone users after June 1, 2021, will count against a user’s 15GB of Google Account Storage.Photographers using Google Photos to back up high-quality digital images need to find an alternative in the next day. Google is ending unlimited storage beginning on…

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In just a week from now, Apple will be holding its yearly developer conference to unveil iOS 15, iPadOS 15, watchOS 8, and the next major release of macOS. iOS 15 will not be as feature-packed of a release as iOS 15, but it should still come with some major useability enhancements. When will Apple…

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Intel continues to throw shade at Apple, oddly aiming at the Intel-based MacBook Pro, but this time using gaming as a cudgel to try and prove Windows-based products are better than Apple’s offerings.Intel’s presentation offered some bold claims against AppleApple is on a two-year transition away from Intel in favor of using its own Apple…

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Apple Watch users in Australia are now able to use the ECG feature, following regulatory approval from the region’s health authorities.Apple Watch Series 4 and later now has its ECG feature enabled in AustraliaMore than two years after it was introduced to the States in the Apple Watch Series 4, customers in Australia are now…

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In May 2021, Epic Games versus Apple may have taken some of our attention, but we gave most of it to the new Apple Silicon M1 iMac, iPad Pro, and Apple TV 4K — and on top of all that, we got news of Lossless Apple Music.The new 24-inch iMac didn’t arrive in users’ hands…

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Apple is planning to expand its global retail presence by opening more physical stores (via Bloomberg). Despite inner cities struggling with an accelerating shift to online sales, Apple is planning to open more retail stores. The company currently operates 511 Apple stores globally, of which over 100 are in Europe. Apple’s senior vice president of…

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Month-end deals offer fresh price drops on 16-inch MacBook Pro laptops, with every configuration up to $600 off — in addition to $80 off AppleCare. Prices start at $2,149 for a limited time.Exclusive MacBook Pro dealsThe Memorial Day MacBook Pro sale knocks $150 to $600 off every single 16-inch configuration with coupon code APINSIDER at…

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Neil Cybart, an Apple analyst, claims that Apple is a decade ahead of its competitors in the wearable segment. The company has managed this massive lead thanks to its focus on developing its own silicon, offering a great user experience, and more. Continue reading ? Go to Source Author: Rajesh Pandey

Stop being worried about your friends snooping through your data if you hand your iPhone to them, by using Guided Access to limit what they can do on your personal device. Here’s how to use it.Practically all iPhone and iPad users have, at some point, been encouraged to hand their devices over to someone else,…

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You don’t always have to keep a display in a landscape orientation. Here’s how you can turn a second screen into a vertical monitor, and to adjust macOS to work with it.A vertical monitor could make it easier to read articles on websites. One of the benefits of buying a new monitor is that you’re…

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