Month: April 2022

When Apple announced the M1 chip and its plan to transition from Intel processors to its own ARM-based silicon, popular smartphone chipmaker Qualcomm also announced plans to follow suit and launch a range of ARM-based chips. Earlier this week, the company’s President and CEO Cristiano Amon said Qualcomm’s chips would be available in computers by…

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The Apple Pencil is a great tool that helps you make full use of an iPad, whether you want to take notes or draw. And Elago offers some wonderful accessories that can help you get the most out of your Apple Pencil. The company’s Apple Pencil accessories collection includes inventive stands, helpful grips and a…

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Looking for a hassle-free solution on “how to mirror my phone”? Here’s the best tool to get the task done quickly and easily. (via Cult of Mac – Tech and culture through an Apple lens) Go to Source Author: Sponsored Post

You might ride around on an electric scooter in your shades and flannel shirt while sporting copious amounts of sculpted facial hair, but are you a hipster? In certain neighborhoods of New York City or San Francisco, it may be a foregone conclusion. It’s practically mandatory. But others might wonder if they qualify. Thankfully, a…

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If you’re uncomfortable with social media apps tracking your movements, here’s how to stop them using your iPhone’s built-in Location Services. Or if you’re moving to a different city or to a new job, it can be annoying seeing travel suggestions to the wrong place. Resetting your location history will start from a clean slate….

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Apple announced its earnings for the second fiscal quarter of 2022, aligning with the year’s first calendar quarter. It posted a revenue of $97.3 billion, up from $89.6 billion in revenue during Q2 2021. The company raked in a net quarterly profit of $25 billion, which was also more than Q2 2021 $23.6 billion net…

Read More “Apple Posts $25B Profit on $97.3B Revenue for Q1 2022; Registers Record High Revenues” »

Apple introduced iCloud Private Relay as a part of its iCloud+ subscription service at its Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) in 2021. The feature has been available to paying iCloud+ customers as an opt-in beta feature only, but a report suggests the scope and availability of the feature could change when iOS 16 debuts at WWDC…

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Several rumors about the iPhone 14 series independently suggest that the product lineup will be the first without a “mini” model. Additionally, the iPhone 14 Pro models are expected to have taller displays due to the dismissal of the notch in favor of a hole + pill-shaped cutout for the FaceTime camera and Face ID…

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We have come across leaked CAD renders, schematics, and accessory molds of the upcoming iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro in the last few months. However, there has been no tangible way to assess whether we will be able to use iPhone 13 accessories such as phone cases with the upcoming iPhone 14 models. Phone…

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Facebook has regularly been under the scanner for privacy concerns stemming from its data handling and advertising practices. A newly leaked document suggests the company is struggling much more internally than is evident on the outside. Engadget reports that a document authored by privacy engineers from the social media giant’s advertising team was sent to…

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Users and potential buyers of Apple’s $1,599 Studio Display know that it comes with a 27-inch 5K panel that lacks mini-LED backlighting and ProMotion technology, making it remarkably similar to the 5K 27-inch iMac’s display. One YouTuber decided to convert a 27-inch iMac into a Studio Display replete with a functional webcam, all for less…

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We regularly come across rumors and leaks related to Apple’s mixed reality headset. The company has recently been granted new patents by the United States Patents and Trademarks Office (USPTO). They suggest Apple is now developing a wireless charging system for its rumored headset. First spotted by Patently Apple, the patents awarded to Apple outline…

Read More “Apple Patents Charging Systems and ‘One-Way Mirror’ for Rumored Mixed-Reality Headset” »

Late last year, we reported that Apple would soon give you the tools and spare parts required to repair your iPhone by yourself under the new Self Service Repair Program. After several months, the company has finally kicked off the program with an online Self Service Repair Store providing several components required to repair the…

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When the $1,599 Studio Display launched in March this year, besides the overpriced accessories, the poor webcam quality was one of the biggest gripes among reviewers and users. Apple had promised to fix the issue and claims it has now been resolved with a firmware update for the Studio Display. Alongside the third beta build…

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Today marks the 20th anniversary of Apple introducing the eMac, designed specifically for educational use in classrooms and computer labs. eMac via Hellenic IT Museum Priced at $999 in the United States, the original eMac featured a white enclosure with a 17-inch flat-faced CRT display, a 700 MHz PowerPC G4 processor, 128 MB of RAM,…

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