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The Apple Watch was announced in September 2014 and hit stores a few months later in April 2015. The first generation was available in aluminum, stainless steel and 18-karat gold cases, but it seems that Apple already had other materials in mind at that time. A new Apple Watch prototype shows that the company was…
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Navigating the App Store can be a difficult task. With all the available apps that can make your life easier and help your computer function more efficiently, finding the best ones is a real challenge. But there is a way to get that done while somebody else does the work for you. That’s what you’ll…
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If you have a vast Lego collection of bricks in a bucket, you could probably do with some inspiration and help sorting out the pile. Here’s how to use your iPhone to assist in constructive play.Your iPhone can count and detect Lego bricks using the Brickit app. It’s fairly typical that you can’t own just…
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Apple TV+ just keeps adding new movies and shows, but how many people are watching? Only Apple knows for sure. An entertainment industry expert takes a look at the current state of Apple TV+ — and outlines what the future might hold for the streaming video service. Read the Q&A to find out what “success”…
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Microsoft announced Windows 11 a while back. The new Windows operating system brings a breath of fresh air, with the new blur design language and a lot of exciting features. However, not all the features of Windows 11 are new or ‘unique.’ Microsoft has clearly taken cues from Apple’s macOS for Windows 11. Let’s take…
Zhiyun’s Smooth Q3 Gimbal for iPhone comes with a fill-in light geared toward YouTubers and offers robust filming features in a highly compact device.The Zhiyun Smooth Q3 Gimbal comes with its own light that’s excellent for facesWhether you want to film your surroundings as you walk, or you burn to say, “Wassup guys, welcome to…
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Gone are the days when we used to rely on Adobe Photoshop to create UI/UX design and mockups. It’s 2021, and now we have dedicated UI design software available for Windows and Mac. There are dozens of UI design tools out there. Among them, Wondershare Mockitt stands out for several reasons. Continue reading ? Go…
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What precious digital files do you have on your phone, laptop or iPad? Today, we all have tons of irreplaceable family photos, videos, confidential work documents and essential personal files on our devices. But are you protecting them, and do you even have enough space for all of them? The way to keep them safe…
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Apart from headline features such as Hide My Email, Focus Mode, FaceTime improvement, etc., iOS 15 fixes many little annoyances that are found in iOS 14. Here are some of the annoying iOS 14 features Apple fixed in iOS 15 to level up the overall user experience. Continue reading ? Go to Source Author: Parth…
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A ransomware attack has potentially impacted hundreds of companies on the July 4th weekend, an attack by the same group that attempted to extort Apple in April.On Friday, it was revealed IT management firm Kaseya has been the focus of a new ransomware attack, that deals with software tools it produces. The Florida-based Kaseya disclosed…
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July 3, 2001: Apple suspends production of its Power Mac G4 Cube, one of the most notable busts in Apple history — and the first major flop following Steve Jobs’ glorious return to the company. Although Apple leaves the door open to possibly reintroducing the remarkably clear G4 Cube at a later date, this never…
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In my opinion, one of the most shocking pieces of news coming out of WWDC 2021 was that Apple was going to allow you to bring your own domain to iCloud+ sometime later this year. more… The post Making the Grade: Custom domains for schools is the next logical step for Apple after bringing custom…
Happy public beta week! This week saw the release of a complete set of public betas for Apple’s major upcoming operating system updates, giving everyone the chance to check out all of the new features and changes. Subscribe to the MacRumors YouTube channel for more videos. We also saw a slew of rumors on everything…
In this week’s roundup, Apple’s supply chain is preparing for this year’s product updates, as well as rumors about the iPad Pro, and the possibility that AirPower may still exist.Keep up with the last week of Apple newsEach week, AppleInsider posts tons of stories about Apple, its products, rumors, and information about related vendors and…
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It’s been a few months since Twitter announced its new Super Follow feature. Now, according to researcher Jane Manchun Wong, the company is working on even more functions to Twitter’s paid service. more… The post Twitter is working on more exclusive Super Follow features appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: José Adorno