Month: September 2021

B&H’s early Labor Day price cuts on the Apple Watch Series 6 deliver the year’s best prices on several styles, with discounts of up to $150 off.Limited supply availableThe newest markdowns knock up to $150 off GPS + Cellular models, with free expedited shipping within the contiguous U.S. and a sales tax refund in eligible…

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Apple’s Beats by Dre unit on Wednesday signed its first collegiate brand ambassador in Shedeur Sanders, Jackson State University football standout and son of NFL legend Deion Sanders.Beats announced the partnership in a tweet welcoming Sanders to the brand’s family. An accompanying video sees the Jackson State University quarterback pop in a pair of Studio…

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Twitter almost always has new features lined up for launch. Recently we saw a slew of new Twitter features focused on improving user experience. This time around, Twitter is testing an anti-abuse feature called ‘Safety Mode.’ The new feature aims at addressing harassment on the platform and take action against the perpetrators. Continue reading ?…

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According to a new report from Nikkei Asia, Google is developing custom chips for its next generation of Chromebooks. The report cites that Google was inspired by Apple’s success in custom silicon chipset, and now the search engine giant has decided to develop its own chipsets moving forward. Continue reading ? Go to Source Author:…

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We have already seen a bunch of iPhone 13 Concept videos. While some of them are realistic the others push the limit with futuristic features. Over the past couple of years Samsung and other manufacturers have come up with foldable display smartphones. Rumors are rife that Apple is working on a Flip iPhone with a…

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Apple today released a new update for Safari Technology Preview, the experimental browser Apple first introduced in March 2016. Apple designed the ?Safari Technology Preview? to test features that may be introduced into future release versions of Safari. ?Safari Technology Preview? release 131 includes bug fixes and performance improvements for Web Inspector, CSS, Web API,…

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Apple this week began asking all of its employees in the United States to provide details on their vaccination status, reports Bloomberg. Employees have been asked to voluntarily share whether they have been vaccinated by mid-September, and this applies to both employees working in an office and those working remotely. In a memo, Apple said…

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Twitter today announced that it is testing a new feature called Safety Mode, which is designed to cut down on harassment and unwelcome interactions on the social network. Users who often get unwanted, spammy, or abusive replies to their tweets can turn on Safety Mode, which will autoblock accounts that use harmful language like insults,…

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After unveiling its latest Pixel 6 smartphones with a custom Arm-based Google Tensor chip last month, Google is also developing its own Arm-based processors for future Chromebook laptops and tablets, according to Nikkei Asia. Google plans to roll out its own processors for Chromebooks in around 2023, according to the report. Chromebooks are laptops, tablets,…

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Apple will reportedly ask all of its employees to provide their vaccination status in an effort to better inform its Covid-19 policies, but it isn’t mandating the reporting or vaccination in general.Credit: AppleThe Cupertino-based company is asking staffers to “voluntarily” report vaccination status by the middle of September, regardless of whether they are working in-office…

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Future versions of the Chromebook laptop may be powered by processors designed by Google itself, in a move reportedly inspired by the success of Apple Silicon.ChromebookGoogle’s Chromebook has been a clear rival to Apple, especially in education. Now with some schools switching from Chromebook to iPad, and as global demand has slowed, the company plans…

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Fresh Apple deals are in effect at Amazon this September, with double digit and triple-digit savings on M1 MacBooks, the latest iPad Pro, AirPods, Apple TVs and even the Apple Pencil 2.Apple Pencil back on sale for $99Matching the lowest price we’ve seen, Amazon has the 2nd Generation Apple Pencil on sale for $99, with…

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Extended by popular demand! For a limited time only, save $300 on a lifetime Babbel subscription, with access to 14 languages (updates included). The 60% discount drives the price down to $199.$199 Babbel Lifetime SubscriptionThe $199 Babbel deal includes lifetime access to learn 14 languages, including Spanish, German, Italian and French. Read more… Go to…

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