Month: June 2022

YouTube personality Luke Miani has gotten his hands on a handful of iPhone prototypes with pre-release software and altered designs.A prototype iPhone 2G. Image source: Luke MianiThe original iPhone was first put on sale on June 29, 2007. In Luke Miani’s latest video, he shows off several prototype devices, with one dating back to 2006….

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Apple’s June 28 earnings are coming, and the company has already warned about up to an $8 billion revenue hit from various factors. Here’s what to expect from the iPhone maker during its Q3 2022.Apple moneyThe company will report its fiscal results for its thirds quarter, which corresponds to the second calendar quarter of the…

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Niantic is trying to prove that it’s more than its hitmaker Pokémon GO, but the company is not finding success at it, as Niantic will fire 8% of the staff while canceling four projects – including the anticipated game Transformers: Heavy Metal. more… The post Niantic cans four AR projects and cuts jobs as it…

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The Pebblebee Card and Clip, like Apple’s AirTag, are Bluetooth-enabled item trackers. Using your iPhone, you can track down lost items like your wallet or keys. For this review, I’ve been trying the Pebblebee Card and Pebblebee Clip for a few weeks now. They’re essentially the same devices, just physically designed to track different items….

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There may be situations where you want to turn off Face ID functionality in a hurry. Here’s how to quickly and safely turn it off.There are scenarios where leaving biometric authentication on on your most personal devices would open the door for bad actors to coerce access into personal files. Without taking away the convenience…

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Do you foresee any online shopping sprees in your future? If you own an Apple Card, you may want to check the latest deal before it ends. Apple Card users can enjoy double daily cash back at select retailers (and select items) from now until the end of July. more… The post Apple Card offers…

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Apple started selling several additional accessories Wednesday, including potent and relatively affordable MagSafe chargers from Belkin and OtterBox. Other new accessories in the Apple Store include the Eve Outdoor Cam, Philips Hue smart lighting and more. Apple Store begins selling Belkin and OtterBox MagSafe chargers and other accessories Apple began selling additional accessories in its…

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Google today announced that support for its Switch to Android app on iOS is rolling out to all Android 12 smartphones, which means iPhone users can now take advantage of the app’s transfer features to swap over to any device that supports Android 12. Prior to now, the Switch to Android app for the ?iPhone?…

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Having the right gear can make all the difference in getting a good workout on a bike. Here are the best tech accessories for cyclists.BicycleCycling isn’t all about health, though. Tracking metrics such as speed and distance and keeping track of the bike’s location are all crucial factors. Read more… Go to Source Author:

Apple introduced a new global “Apple Community+” program Wednesday that Cupertino said will recognize and reward top contributors in the Apple Support Community. The new program will provide “access to special perks, white-glove experiences, and more,” the company said. New Apple Community+ program will reward top Apple Support Community contributors Apple said the new program,…

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What were you doing on June 29, 2007? Some of you may say: on the line, waiting to buy the original iPhone. After being introduced a few months earlier, in January, the future of mobile was finally being made available to the public. Did you own the original iPhone when it launched 15 years ago?…

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Back in April, Google launched a “Switch to Android” iOS app that first worked with Pixel phones. Availability is now expanding to all Android 12 phones as Google makes its case for why iPhone users should switch. more… The post Google makes its latest case on why iPhone users should switch to Android appeared first…

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Not only is this M1 Max MacBook Pro 16-inch eligible for a $300 promo code discount, but AppleCare is also $80 off.Apple’s 16-inch MacBook Pro M1 Max laptop with 64GB RAM is back in stock and on sale.In stock and $300 off Read more… Go to Source Author:

Apple has launched a new App Store editorial series called “Meet The Founders,” which highlights smaller app developers throughout Europe.App StoreThe new App Store series, first spotted by TechRadar, curates several smaller apps and spotlights their founders or developers. Apple already collects and lists apps in its editorial content, but the Founders post appears to…

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Apple’s engineering research and development site in the Palestinian city Rawabi is reportedly to be expanded, although few details have been revealed.Johny Srouji during Apple’s “Unleashed” eventAccording to reports in local Palestinian and Israeli press, Apple has announced a significant expansion of its R&D efforts in the region. However, it hasn’t given any numbers, and…

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