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A new report from supply chain outlet The Elec today says that Samsung Display and LG Display have started production on the displays that will be used in the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro. The iPhone 13 Pro will reportedly use a new LTPO display technology with ProMotion 120Hz support. more… The post Report:…
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WWDC 2021 is just around the corner and while there are some obvious things we are going to see being unveiled during Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, we may have a few surprises. What are you looking forward to the most during WWDC 2021? more… The post Poll: What are you most looking forward to seeing…
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Famed designer Jony Ive had some input into the creation of the 24-inch iMac, though it is unclear if that was before he departed Apple or after he left the company.Apple’s major redesign of the iMac for the 24-inch M1-powered model is a striking change, and one that departs from the usual design of the…
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Samsung has started the production of 120Hz refresh rate LTPO display panels for the upcoming iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max models, according to a report from the supply chain outlet TheElec. According to the report, iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max will feature an LTPO panel from Samsung, while the iPhone…
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May 29, 1992: Apple demonstrates the Newton MessagePad for the first time, showing how the upcoming PDA can be used to order a pizza and pull off other time-saving tricks. Hailed by Apple CEO John Sculley as “nothing less than a revolution,” the Newton is Apple’s first major new product since the Macintosh eight years…
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With the school year drawing to a close and summer almost upon us, parents everywhere will be looking for ways to keep their kids occupied. Like it or not, some of that will revolve around technology. That isn’t a bad thing; there are many new options that will make kids and adults both happy. Outdoor movie…
Turning on your Mac or shutting it down and even waking it up from sleep doesn’t take much time. But even then, if you like your Mac to be on and ready when you want to use it, you can use the built-in macOS scheduler to do so. Here’s how to make your Mac boot…
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WWDC is quickly approaching, and that means rumors are starting to ramp up including the possibility that we might see the long-rumored MacBook Pro redesign at the keynote. This week also saw rumors about future updates to the AirPods and AirPods Pro, as well as a redesigned Mac mini. In other news, Apple has released…
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WhatsApp is no longer going to limit the accounts of users who do not accept the updated privacy policy, with the Facebook-owned iOS app now saying it wont be harming anyone’s usage of the service for the moment.Since February, WhatsApp has warned users to accept the new privacy policy it brought into force from May…
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The Apple Watch Series 3 is becoming a problem for Apple. Updating the smartwatch is getting messier and messier but, at the same time, having a $199 Watch option is an incredible deal for a brand like Apple. So what the company should do about the Apple Watch Series 3? more… The post Comment: Apple…
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Mac concept-makers are really strutting their stuff lately. This week we saw two eye-catching concepts that ring true. Get a glimpse of what the next-gen Mac Pro and MacBook Pro might look like in this week’s top stories. And don’t miss our interview with one of the concept artists, who tells what he uses to…
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Yesterday we posted about Memorial Day deals on Apple devices like the MacBook Pro and Apple Watch, and now we’re tracking even more deals, this time specifically on third-party accessories. This includes sales on popular Apple-related accessories like Anker’s portable batteries, Nomad’s leather products, Speck iPhone cases, and much more. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate…
One of Apple’s spring education announcements was iOS remote support for teachers in Apple Classroom. Remote support on iOS is something I never thought I’d see, but a global pandemic changed many plans for everyone. With many schools still virtual across the US, remote support is something that all schools need. On macOS, remote support…
Twitter has been reportedly working on a Facebook-like tweet reactions view. Now, researcher Jane Manchun Wong was able to give us a glimpse of what the company has been preparing. more… The post Twitter is working on Facebook-like tweet reactions view appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: José Adorno
This week, AppleInsider reviewed all of Apple’s recent major product launches, as well as discussed rumors of inbound Beats earbuds, Netflix taking on Apple Arcade, TagVault and Brydge launches, and more.Catch up on the last seven days of AppleAppleInsider posts many articles each week about Apple, its products, rumors, and connected third-party firms. In our…
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