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During Apple’s holiday quarter earnings call, CEO Tim Cook and CFO Luca Maestri gave an update on how many Apple devices are active around the world. The latest installed base is a massive 1.8 billion and if Apple can see a bit more growth than the last couple of years, it could surpass 2 billion…
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A researcher has found that the mandatory Beijing 2022 Olympics app for iOS and Android is collecting and sending audio to Chinese servers.On Thursday, researcher Jonathan Scott had posted his findings after reverse-engineering the mandatory MY2022 Olympics app. As it turns out, the app is capable of spying on Olympians and attendees and sending the…
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Apple sold a crazy number of iPhones and Macs during the December quarter. And the result is what CEO Tim Cook called the company’s “biggest quarter ever.” Take a deeper dive into the details to see how Apple was so very successful. Apple set so many all-time records Apple executives hold a conference call with…
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This week, Apple announced its record-setting revenue of $123.9 billion in the first quarter of 2022, driven by strong iPhone sales in the holiday season. However, headwinds from its supply chain difficulties held it back from earning around $130 billion in revenue. Continue reading ? Go to Source Author: Chandraveer Mathur
After the launch of the iPhone 13 Pro models with 120Hz ProMotion, it became clear that most third-party app animations were limited to 60Hz and were unable to take advantage of the 120Hz maximum refresh rate of the new devices. At the time, Apple said there was a Core Animation bug that would be fixed…
Apple today released the first beta of iOS 15.4 to developers. Unlike iOS 15.3, iOS 15.4 packs several new features and changes. Below is everything new that we have found in iOS 15.4 beta so far. Continue reading ? Go to Source Author: Rajesh Pandey
If you want to run more than one display with your M1 MacBook Air or M1 MacBook Pro, Sonnet Technologies just made things easier. The company rolled out new dual-display adapters that let you hook up two 4K displays to your laptop using just one of its precious few ports. Sonnet DisplayLink Dual DisplayPort Adapters…
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Face ID in iOS 15.4 will let users unlock their iPhones while wearing a mask. No Apple Watch necessary. The system will scan just the area around eyes. It comes with a warning that the change makes Face ID less secure, though. Apple seeded the first iOS 15.4 beta to developers on Thursday. iOS 15.4:…
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Apple seeded the first beta for macOS Monterey 12.3 to developers on Thursday. Testers will be eagerly looking for signs that this will bring the long-overdue Universal Control feature. It comes just a day after macOS 12.2 ended testing and was released to the public. Hopes for Universal Control in macOS Monterey 12.3 When Apple…
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Apple today seeded the first betas of iOS 15.4, iPadOS 15.4 to developers for testing purposes, adding a slew of new features to the latest iOS operating systems. iOS 15.4 is the biggest update that we’ve had to iOS 15 to date, and it brings Universal Control, Face ID with a mask, new emojis, and…
With the iOS 15.4 update that was introduced today, Apple has added support for Emoji 14, introducing a selection of new emoji like melting face, biting lip, heart hands, and more. There are 37 new emoji and 75 skin tone additions in Emoji 14, resulting in a total of 112 characters. New faces include melting…
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Apple today seeded the first beta of macOS 12.3 to developers for testing. In the release notes for the update, Apple confirms that it has deprecated kernel extensions used by Dropbox and Microsoft OneDrive and notes that both cloud storage services have replacements for the functionality currently in beta. Earlier this week, Dropbox announced that…
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The iPadOS 15.4 and macOS Monterey 12.3 betas that Apple released today introduce support for Universal Control, the long-awaited feature that’s designed to allow multiple Macs and iPads to be controlled with a single mouse and keyboard. There are Universal Control settings available on both the Mac and the iPad, and the feature is enabled…
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The iOS 15.4 developer beta has introduced a version of Face ID that unlocks the user’s iPhone while wearing a mask, though it is less secure.The iOS 15.4 beta adds Face ID with a maskA new onboarding screen in the iOS 15.4 beta prompts users to choose between two versions of Face ID. One is…
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After months of the feature’s absence, Apple has finally introduced its long-awaited Universal Control feature in the latest beta versions of macOS Monterey 12.3 and iPadOS 15.4.Universal Control at WWDC 2021The feature, which allows users to control multiple Mac and iPad devices with a single mouse and keyboard, was initially slated for a release by…
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