Month: January 2022

Last fall we saw engineer Ken Pillonel replace an iPhone X’s Lightning connector with a functioning USB-C port and ended up selling it for almost six figures. Inspired by Pillonel, Gernot Jöbstl successfully created the second USB-C iPhone, this time with waterproofing, and listed it for sale. However, interest in the world’s second iPhone with…

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If you’re looking to step up the production value of your videos shot on iPhone, then boosting the sound quality is an easy way to do so. While no shortage of hardwired external microphones are available, a truly wireless microphone setup, like what we find with the late-2021-announced DJI Mic, provides much greater flexibility. The…

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Apple is warning developers beta testing macOS Monterey 12.3 that they could encounter a boot loop if they use it on a Mac with macOS Catalina and FileVault enabled.Apple issued its first beta of macOS Monterey 12.3 on Thursday, allowing participants in the Developer Beta program to download and try out the operating system update….

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This week on Cult of Mac’s podcast: Will Apple blow our minds (and our wallets) with a devastating blitz of new hardware in 2022? Signs point to yes. This week we’re discussing the latest rumors about new Apple gear coming this year — and trying not to get too excited. Also on The CultCast: Tim…

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A good PDF editor is a tool you need whether you’re in school, at work or just trying to tweak something you downloaded. PDF Expert is an award-winning Mac app that lets you use PDFs as easily as if they were Pages docs. Sound promising? If so, you should jump on this deal. It’s your…

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Ever tried unlocking your iPhone with Face ID while wearing a mask only to be disappointed to know that it does not work? You aren’t the only one facing the hindrance during a time when wearing a mask has become a must due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading ? Go to Source Author: Rajesh

If you are still using third-party apps to convert images on your Mac, you are probably unaware of macOS Monterey’s nifty image converter. Thanks to the integration of a default Quick Action, you can now convert images directly in Finder on macOS Monterey.  Continue reading ? Go to Source Author: Rajesh

It was certainly an exciting week in the Apple software department, with new iOS 15.4, macOS 12.3, and associated betas delivering a host of new features including the much-anticipated Universal Control functionality. The new round of betas follows the public release of iOS 15.3 and associated releases, which were mainly focused on bug fixes and…

Read More “Top Stories: Universal Control Enabled in New Betas, Core i9 vs. M1 Max, and More” »

Alongside refurbished Intel iMacs and $99 AirPods, Saturday’s best deals include an Anova Sous Vide cooker for $159 and a Snow Joe Snow Thrower for $130.Best Deals for January 29As we do every day, we’ve collected some of the best deals we could find on Apple products, tech accessories, and other items for the AppleInsider…

Read More “Best deals Jan. 29: Refurbished Intel 27-inch iMacs, $99 AirPods, $90 Linksys Wi-Fi Extender, more!” »

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Apple has released iOS 15.4 beta 1 to developers and public beta users. With this version, the company is finally testing the ability to use Face ID with a mask. Here’s everything you need to know about this upcoming feature. more… The post Face ID with a mask tidbits: iOS 15.4, supported iPhones, glasses, Apple…

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The Dougherty County School System in southwest Georgia has Apple’s M1 MacBook Air, Logitech Crayon. more… The post Dougherty County School System announces new Apple program to drive innovation in the classroom with M1 MacBook Air and iPad appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: Bradley Chambers

Apple has announced on its developer website that the App Store now supports unlisted apps that are only accessible via a direct link. This could be useful for developers or companies to release private apps for their employees or event attendees. Continue reading ? Go to Source Author: Anu Joy

There are strangers in the house on this week’s Servant, the Apple TV+ show about the absurd goings on in a Philadelphia townhouse. Writer Tony Basgallop and director/producer M. Night Shyamalan continue to reap rich rewards from showing what it looks like when the kookiest people in town try to do things normally. Mystic nightmare…

Read More “Misery loves company, and the Turners have both in this week’s Servant [Apple TV+ recap]” »

Apple this week released the first beta of macOS Monterey 12.3, which comes with new features like Universal Control and secure notes in Safari’s password manager. The update also prepares Apple’s desktop operating system for new technologies, as internal system files hint at ultra wideband (or UWB) coming to the Mac. more… The post macOS…

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