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Chinese iPhone sales down 4% year-on-year might sound like bad news for Apple, but in the context of a 25% fall in the country’s smartphone market as a whole, it’s actually the opposite. It might also seem odd to track sales during a specific 18-day period in June, but there’s a very good reason for…
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Apple has finally ported the Weather app to the iPad twelve years after its debut. Of course, it has stiff competition, but the company will also work with developers by introducing WeatherKit.Apple Weather on iPadThe original iPhone included weather during its launch, powered by Yahoo and then The Weather Channel until 2021. Read more… Go…
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Earlier this year, Apple announced that it would comply with a new law in South Korea that required the company to allow third-party payment providers in App Store apps. Starting today, developers can finally apply to use other payment methods besides Apple’s in their apps distributed in South Korea’s App Store. more… The post App…
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Apps that are distributed “solely in South Korea” can now include their own in-app payment system, but Apple will block certain App Store features if they do.Following South Korea’s introduction of new laws regarding app stores, Apple has now formally allowed developers to adopt their own in-app payment systems. Instead of all payments going via…
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Apple’s svelte new M2 MacBook Air will reportedly go on for sale starting July 15. Announced at WWDC22, pre-orders for the redesigned Air should commence on July 8, a week before the retail launch. M2 MacBook Air pre-orders could go live soon Apple only mentioned the M2 MacBook Air would go on sale “next month”…
Apple has informed App Store developers in South Korea that they can now begin offering users alternative payment systems in their apps. The change comes after the country passed a law that bans app store operators from requiring developers to use their own in-app purchase systems. Apple’s developer update on apps distributed in South Korea…
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Apple’s new M2 MacBook Air could find its way to customers and storefronts by mid-July.While we know that Apple plans on releasing the new MacBook Air in July, the company did not provide a date when it announced the updated model at WWDC 2022.According to a retail source who spoke to MacRumors, the new M2…
Read More “M2 MacBook Air could hit shelves on July 15, with preorders on July 8” »
Apple announced a new generation of the MacBook Air earlier this month at WWDC 2022 along with the new 13-inch MacBook Pro. However, while the MacBook Pro with the M2 chip is already available in stores, Apple said that the M2 MacBook Air will be available sometime in July. Now it seems that we finally…
Read More “M2 MacBook Air reportedly hitting stores July 15 with pre-orders a week earlier” »
Apple is set to unveil the all-new iPhone 14 lineup this fall, bringing new features such as an always-on display and upgraded camera hardware. What about the iPhone 14 chip? As it turns out, things are going to be interesting this year. The iPhone 14 chip will be different than the iPhone 14 Pro chip…
A source revealed to 9to5Mac that employee badges at Chicago’s 167 Green Street are now Apple Wallet compatible. Instead of having a physical badge, employees only need their iPhone or Apple Watch to connect to access their destination. more… The post Employee badges at 167 Green Street in Chicago gain Apple Wallet capabilities appeared first…
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The redesigned MacBook Air with the all-new M2 Apple silicon chip will be available for customers starting Friday, July 15, MacRumors has learned from a retail source. The new ?MacBook Air? was announced and previewed during WWDC earlier this month, with Apple stating availability will begin in July. The ?MacBook Air? features a redesigned body…
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Use an Apple Card at certain online retailers and service providers between now and the end of July to earn 4% cash back. It’s a summertime promotion, and the companies involved offer sunglasses, movie tickets, coolers, hotel rooms, etc. Apple Pay and the Mac-maker’s credit card regularly offer at least 2% cash back for online…
Read More “Apple Card subscribers earn 4% cash back at Petco, Ray-Ban, Yeti and more” »
TweetDeck is a powerful Twitter account manager that lets users explore the social network with specific features for more advanced users such as multiple columns to keep an eye on a specific account or keyword. Unfortunately, Twitter confirmed earlier this month that TweetDeck will no longer be available for Mac users. more… The post PSA:…
Read More “PSA: TweetDeck for Mac will no longer be available after July 1” »
The Apple TV has a lot going for it, but the Siri Remote is pretty divisive, to say the least. If you like telling a robot what to do, you’re going to be hard-pressed to find a better remote. However, if you want a traditional TV-watching experience, the voice controls might not be your cup…
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Apple iPhone turns 15 years old today. To mark the occasion, YouTuber Luke Miani showed off a handful of iPhone prototypes. They feature pre-release software and somewhat unfamiliar designs. To give you an idea of how rare these handsets are, two of them are valued at $500,000 apiece. Happy birthday, iPhone: Prototypes dating as far back as…
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