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Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple just released an iPhone with 1TB of storage, which some people already think it’s too much. Now, a new report suggests that the iPhone 14 could feature twice the storage available today. Would you buy one? more… The post Poll: Would you buy an iPhone with 2TB of storage? appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go…
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Apple TV+ dropped the axe on Joseph Gordon-Levitt comedy-drama series “Mr. Corman” after a single season, making it the second show to be cancelled in the service’s history.Apple has opted out of renewing “Mr. Corman” for a sophomore season despite relatively positive reviews, reports Deadline. Along with starring, Gordon-Levitt created, wrote, directed and executive produced…
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This week on Happy Hour, Zac gives his thoughts after a week with the iPhone 13 Pro and trying a new iPad mini at Best Buy. There’s also some news about Apple TV+ and a ‘High Power Mode’ for Mac. Plus, Zac and Benjamin explore how antiquated DRM of the iTunes Store continue to rear…
Google has decided not to move forward with plans to offer mobile-first bank accounts to Google Pay users, an initiative that would have helped solidify the tech giant’s position as a serious finance market player.Dubbed Plex, née Cache, the system was designed to present Google Pay digital wallet users access to augmented checking and savings…
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This month we’ve teamed up with Western Digital® to give away Apple’s latest M1 iMac to one lucky reader. Head below to enter the giveaway and get a special deal on a selection of the company’s latest My Passport™ SSDs. more… The post 9to5Rewards: M1 iMac giveaway + WD’s My Passport SSD deals appeared first…
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Following the release of the new Safari 15 for users running macOS Big Sur and macOS Catalina last month, Apple this week released the first Safari 15.1 beta for macOS versions prior to Monterey. more… The post Apple releases Safari 15.1 beta for macOS Big Sur and Catalina users appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to…
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Apple this week issued a beta version of Safari 15.1 for macOS Big Sur and Catalina for testing ahead of a launch to macOS Monterey this fall.Release notes accompanying the Safari 15.1 beta, which was pushed out on Thursday, largely repeat disclosures issued with Safari 15 in September.Refinements and feature additions might be added at…
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I loved the original MagSafe wallet that Apple introduced last year alongside the iPhone 12, but it was missing something obvious: Find My compatibility. Something like a wallet, especially one that sticks to the back of a phone you slide in and out of a pocket, needs some sort of fail safe in case it…
Apple fixed a recently unearthed lock screen bypass with the release of iOS 15.0.1, but failed to publicly recognize the weakness or the person who discovered it.In September, researcher Jose Rodriguez detailed an iOS vulnerability that enables attackers to bypass a secured iPhone lock screen and access notes through a combination of VoiceOver and common…
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If you have been experiencing issues with paying off or managing your Apple Card today, you are not alone, as Apple has confirmed ongoing issues. “Some users may not be able to apply for Apple Card, pay their bill, lock/unlock their physical card, request a new or replacement physical card, or request a new card…
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Apple on Friday reported system issues that leave some Apple Card users unable to make bill payments or access the branded credit card’s account management features.Problems began at around 11:30 Pacific, with some users experiencing a variety of issues impacting Apple Card’s account management backend, according to Apple’s system status webpage.Those affected are unable to…
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iOS 15 is officially here and even though there aren’t as many flashy features as we saw in iOS 14, there are a number of great changes and improvements. While there are over 300 new features and tweaks, let’s narrow things down, here’s how to use the most popular iOS 15 features. more… The post iOS…
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If you experienced any problems with Apple Card this Friday, it’s not just you. Apple has just confirmed an Apple Card outage on its System Status website that has been affecting some users. more… The post Apple confirms Apple Card outage affecting some users this Friday appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: Filipe…
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Apple’s September event marked the introduction of the iPhone 13, a new entry-level iPad, and an all-new iPad mini. Apple still has quite a bit more in store for the rest of 2021, and rumors suggest it could hold yet another event in October. Head below for our full roundup of what Apple could announce…
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Apple pushed out a point update for iOS 15 on Friday, but the release appears to be directed mainly at usability issues as three zero-day vulnerabilities that were publicly disclosed last week have gone unpatched.In September, security researcher Denis Tokarev, better known by his pseudonym illusionofcha0s, alleged Apple ignored multiple reports pertaining to newly discovered…
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