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Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Use iCloud to give Apple Mail on iOS some much-needed, if still basic, rules to automatically handle your emails.Using iCloud gives Mail more powerful rulesIf you get a lot of email, anything that helps you stay on top of it, is a good thing. So even though it’s hardly very powerful, you have to give…
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iOS 15 was released last week with a long list of new features, but there is one change that is proving to be an annoyance to users. On the Apple TV, users who prefer not to input text using the Siri Remote can use a nearby iPhone or iPad to type. Whenever a text field…
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Future Moments is today releasing AudioFix 2.0. This update delivers enhanced de-noising, filtering, a fuller, brighter sound design for mobile content creators, and a new macOS app. more… The post AudioFix 2 brings new features for iPhone users and a new macOS app appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: José Adorno
In a new clip, Jon Stewart promoted the “thousands of hours of high-quality content” that go unwatched on Apple TV+, which costs less than the price of a “high-end cup of coffee.”Credit: The Problem with Jon Stewart/AppleAhead of the debut of his new Apple TV+ series, “The Problem with Jon Stewart,” the comedian appeared in…
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September 29, 2004: Apple debuts Logic Pro 7, its pro-grade music creation and audio production software. The update brings new tools and a streamlined interface in line with other Apple software. Coming off the success of the iPod and iTunes Music Store, the Logic Pro 7 launch — alongside its stripped-down sibling, Logic Express 7…
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Early iPad mini 6 owners have noticed a “jelly scrolling” issue with the display on their unit where one part of the screen refreshes faster than the other. This is most noticeable when the iPad mini is used in portrait mode while scrolling through lists, websites, and large documents. Apple has now issued a statement…
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Apple and Google have been asked to provide compliance plans for a newly amended law in South Korea that bars both tech giants from forcing developers to using their in-app purchase payment system for their respective app distribution platforms, Reuters reports. In August, South Korea passed an amendment to an existing law that bans Apple…
Today at AT&T you can get 15 percent off a wide selection of Apple’s MagSafe accessories, including Clear, Silicone, and Leather Cases for the iPhone 13, 13 mini, 13 Pro, and 13 Pro Max. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with some of these vendors. When you click a link and make a purchase, we…
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Wednesday’s best deals include up-to 50% Apple Products on eBay, $120 off a Hisense 55-inch ULED TV, 75% off Sony Noise Cancelling Headphones, and more!Wednesday, September 28 Best DealsShopping online for the best discounts and deals can be an annoying and challenging task. So rather than sifting through miles of advertisements, check out this list…
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Instagram today announced a new test for its Stories function. Starting today, Close Friends will be called Selected People and will let users select exactly who can see some of their Stories for 24 hours. more… The post Instagram changes Close Friends to ‘Selected People’ in new test appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source…
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A new report by NkkeiAsia says that iPhone 13 buyers are facing “longer-than-expected” delivery time due to the COVID-19 wave in Vietnam and the deployment of a new camera feature. Although reports suggest that iPhone 13 camera parts get priority as Samsung orders fall below expectations, supply chains in Vietnam are struggling with constrained supplies…
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The popular high-intensity rhythm game and Apple Design Award-winner, Thumper: Pocket Edition is landing on Apple Arcade this Friday, October 1. more… The post Apple Design Award-winner rhythm game ‘Thumper’ arriving on Apple Arcade on Oct 1 appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: Michael Potuck
It’s been a few months since 9to5Mac began reporting on Costa Rican banks readying the launch of Apple Pay in the country. Now, Banco Promerica just uploaded Apple’s payment system terms and conditions to its web page. more… The post Costa Rican banks continue to ready Apple Pay ahead of expected launch appeared first on…
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Despite widespread support for a federal privacy law across US citizens, businesses, civil rights groups, and even politicians, efforts to create one appear to have stalled. Congress now appears to be placing its hopes in FTC regulation instead … more… The post Federal privacy law stalled; plan B could be FTC regulation appeared first on…
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You’ve got to love somebody bragging about getting their computer setup’s cable management down to one cord, because it’s never really one cord. They don’t mean it literally. It’s just that one cord to a hub or dock helped reduce their previously tangled mess of cables splaying out all over the place. This post contains…