Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple’s two-year transition from Intel processors to its own custom-designed chips in Macs is nearly complete. The only remaining Intel-based Macs that Apple sells are a higher-priced Mac mini configuration and the Mac Pro tower, and both of those models are expected to be updated with M2 series chips by the end of the year….
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At the beginning of the month, Nomad launched a beautiful limited edition Gold version of its high-end MagSafe chargers for iPhone and Apple Watch with the Base One and Base One Max. Follow along for a hands-on look at the new limited run colorways. more… The post Review: Nomad Base One Max MagSafe iPhone and Apple Watch charger…
For the first time since 2019, Apple will host an in-person event to launch its newest iPhones on Wednesday, September 7, at the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple Park. While the event is expected to remain primarily digital with an in-person component, it marks the first time in three years that Apple is holding an…
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Our friends at Relay FM have once again launched their annual fundraiser in support of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Over the years, Relay FM has raised an impressive $1.5 million in support of St. Jude, a Tennesee-based research hospital that treats and defeats childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. This year, 9to5Mac is proud…
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The European Union has given up on its 1 billion euro penalty it levied on Qualcomm, after an appeals court ruled that the fine and trial were irregular and illegally applied.Credit: QualcommIn 2018 the Commission said from 2011 to 2016, US-based chip maker Qualcomm illegally edged its rivals out in a deal with Apple to…
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A new leak suggests the iPhone 14 lineup could gain 30W fast charging, a significant jump from the 20W rating used in the iPhone 13 lineup.The iPhone 14 could charge even quicker with 30W fast chargingThe rumors are based on reports that an unnamed charger brand is allegedly sending out 30W iPhone 14 adapters to…
Apple’s supply chain is in a strong position for the launch of the iPhone 14, Wedbush analysts believe, with a raise in average selling prices expected through consumers shifting towards the Pro models.The iPhone 14 launch, anticipated to occur during the September 7 event, will be a “massive achievement” for Apple and its management, according…
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The hottest conditions in China for more than 60 years caused authorities to close down factories to conserve electricity, but now Foxconn has been able to resume iPad production.As previously reported, the heatwave in China’s Sichuan province led to local government implementing severe power cuts. Selected industrial users, including Foxconn, were initially required to stop…
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Apple’s production lead times are mostly stable for most of its products ahead of the iPhone 14 Apple Event, a report claims — except for the iPad.Apple’s supply chain is in full swing preparing hardware for the annual fall product launches, including Apple’s key product, the iPhone. In a report by analysts at J.P. Morgan,…
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NASA’s Artemis rocket is now in final preparations with a launch planned for Monday morning. Here’s how to watch everything as it happens, including on an iPhone.It’s NASA’s first Space Launch System (SLS) rocket, and it is standing ready on Launch Pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Alongside scientists and engineers, actors…
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A couple of weeks ago, part of iPad production stopped due to China’s worst heat wave in 60 years. Foxconn factory in the southwestern Sichuan province had to be shut down due to the higher temperatures. Now, with the heat wave easing, Foxconn is operating at normal capacity again. more… The post Foxconn resumes iPad…
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“Dateline” network NBC has added a new Apple Podcasts subscription series, plus over 400 hours of audio, and early access to episodes.NBC’s famous “Dateline” television show has long had a podcast version, which previously made the top 10 of the free channels on Apple Podcast Subscriptions.NBC is now launching “Dateline Premium,” which is a new…
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A week before the announcement of the iPhone 14 Pro, a rumor suggests this smartphone will feature a new 30W charger – doubling down on a previous report on a 30W GaN charger coming to Apple iPhones. more… The post iPhone 14 Pro again rumored to feature new 30W charger, most likely USB-C to Lightning…
A recent report from Mark Gurman indicates that Apple could release its next-gen MacBook Pro models with M2 Pro and M2 Max later this year. The 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros are the most powerful laptops that Apple has ever created. Powered by the M1 Pro and M1 Max, the MacBook lineup delivers an industry-leading…
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Alongside a plethora of 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro offers, Monday’s best deals include a $90 Adobe Photoshop Elements 2022 and Premiere Elements 2022 bundle, a $300 43-inch 4K Amazon Fire TV, and much more.Best deals for August 29AppleInsider checks online stores daily to uncover discounts and offers on hardware and other products, including Apple…