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Google could pay a whopping $15 billion to remain the default search provider on iPhone and iPad, according to one analyst. The figure could rise even higher, to as much as $20 billion, in 2022. It is believed Google is willing to pay so much to ensure Microsoft and Yahoo, which may also be interesting…
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Twitter has started rolling out its new Ticketed Spaces feature to iOS users, the company has announced. Twitter Spaces allow users to host live audio discussions that other users can listen in to. Now, some Twitter users on iOS will be able to create Ticketed Spaces that have a small fee to join, allowing hosts…
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Apple on Thursday evening announced it has reached a $100 million settlement that, pending court approval, will resolve a class action lawsuit from U.S. developers who alleged that Apple has a monopoly on the distribution of iOS apps and in-app purchases. As part of the settlement, some U.S. developers would be entitled to receive a…
Images purporting to show counterfeit clones of upcoming Apple Watch Series 7 models have been shared online, giving a closer look at the device’s expected redesign. The images, shared in a tweet from the user known as “Majin Bu,” show counterfeit clones of the Apple Watch Series 7 in Space Gray, Silver, and Space Black….
Amazon today introduced new low prices on the M1 MacBook Air for both 256GB and 512GB storage options. To start, you can get the 256GB model for $849.99, down from an original price of $999.00. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with Amazon. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive…
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CEO Mike Sievert has issued a public apology for T-Mobile’s failure to prevent the cyberattack that saw personal details of more than 50 million people stolen.Mike Sievert, T-Mobile CEOAs the hacker who claims responsibility for the attack calls T-Mobile’s security “awful,” the company has detailed the steps it is taking to improve. In an open…
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Investment bank JP Morgan believes that Apple’s proposed App Store changes could only have a modest impact on the company’s services business and revenue.Credit: AppleIn a note to investors seen by AppleInsider, lead JP Morgan analyst Samik Chatterjee gave some thoughts on the recent App Store changes that Apple has announced to settle a lawsuit…
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Images of what appear to be counterfeit “Apple Watch Series 7” devices show what Apple’s expected redesign may look like.A reportedly counterfeit “Apple Watch Series 7” showing the redesign Apple is expected to introduceAhead of Apple’s anticipated launch of the “Apple Watch Series 7,” customers in mainland China are reportedly able to buy counterfeits made…
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Twitter users reported a service outage in some areas starting at 8:45am ET.Twitter downMost users are reported an issue when accessing the Twitter website through a browser, but others indicated the app is failing to access the service. It appeared that most reports were situated in the northeast of the United States, indicating a specific…
UK Finance announced a new GBP 100 spending limit when using contactless payments, including Apple Pay, to go into effect on October 15.Contactless payment limits to increase to GBP 100The current limit is GBP 45 when using contactless payments, and depending on the merchant, this limit can be applied to Apple Pay. In this context,…
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Redditor jackwong343 knows how to keep his work computing and his personal use separate — even within a clean, spare and capable computer setup. It all starts with an M1 MacBook Pro for work and an M1 Mac mini for play, and never the twain shall meet. This post contains affiliate links. Cult of Mac…
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About a year ago, I did a review of HOOBS, which is an out-of-the-box solution for running a Homebridge environment. Homebridge has become the centralized platform for connecting devices that don’t natively support HomeKit to Apple’s platform. There are countless other projects going to make all of your smart home products HomeKit compatible. HOOBS 4…
Google has released a satirical ad for the Pixel 5a’s headphone jack that pokes fun at Apple, even though that feature is actually absent from Google’s flagship Pixel devices.Credit: GoogleThe ad, titled “The Circle Comes Full Circle,” touts the apparent symmetry and perfection of the 3.5mm headphone jack on the newly released Pixel 5a with…
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The weekend has arrived, and so too have the best deals, which are headlined today by a notable $249 M1 MacBook Air discount. That’s alongside Apple’s official MagSafe Charger at an Amazon low of $30 and Philips Hue HomeKit gear from $20. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch…
August 27, 1999: Apple replaces the striped, multicolored logo it used since 1977 with a new single-color version. The replacement of the iconic logo shocks many longtime Apple fans. However, it is part of a sustained, company-wide overhaul by Steve Jobs. The makeover includes new products, the “Think Different” ad campaign, and eventually the removal…
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