Month: September 2022

Apple stock fell after news broke that Apple is keeping its original goal for iPhone 14 production, but two notable analyst firms aren’t worried.iPhone 14 lineupIn two notes to investors seen by AppleInsider, analysts from Morgan Stanley and Wedbush say that a recent report about iPhone 14 family production shouldn’t worry investors. The report on…

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There are many protective cases available for Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. Here are our top picks from what’s on the market.Apple’s annual September launch event saw the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max get some serious upgrades, and the pair is set to be the most popular of…

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Wednesday’s best deals include $300 off an Intel Mac mini, iPad 9 for $299, $5 off AirTag 4-pack, and much more.Best deals September 28Every day, AppleInsider searches online retailers to find offers and discounts on items including Apple hardware, upgrades, smart TVs, and accessories. We compile the best deals we find into our daily collection,…

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Apple’s A17 chip is of course expected to be used in iPhone 15 Pro models. It’s reported that the chip will use TSMC’s new 3nm process, which we’re expecting to be used first in M2 Macs later this year. Given the increased sophistication of the fabrication process, TSMC has reportedly told Apple it plans to…

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Apple introduced iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus earlier this month. The new base models don’t offer a massive upgrade over the iPhone 13 models, which Apple continues to sell, and now a Bloomberg report suggests that Apple has backed off plans to increase production of its new iPhone 14 models this year due to…

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Today, Amazon is virtually taking the stage to . The company’s annual hardware event always kicks off in September, and this time around we’re expecting the announcements from earlier in the month to be followed up by a focus on Echo and Alexa smart home lineups. We’ll be updating this post throughout the event with all the details…

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Businesses that use Square as a payment processor will now be able to use Tap to Pay on iPhone using the company’s point-of-sale app.Tap to Pay on iPhoneIn June 2022, Square announced it would bring support for the feature, and had launched an early access program for businesses. Read more… Go to Source Author:

Logitech just launched its first mechanical keyboard optimized for Mac. The MX Mechanical Mini features low-profile switches and backlighting. It’s joined by the MX Master 3S mouse and the Lift mouse in Logitech’s new “Designed for Mac” collection. “We’ve created a suite of stylish tools that elevates how you work by adding more functionality, customization…

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You can amass an array of the world’s most formidable tech gear and photograph it, but if you get a cute animal in the frame — living or inanimate — that’s where all eyes will go. Today’s clean MacBook Pro setup boasts a 34-inch curved ultra-wide display, a custom mechanical keyboard and other cool stuff….

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Apple CEO Tim Cook has been on a whirlwind of a trip through Europe over the last several days, making pit stops in the UK and Germany. Through his travels, Cook has been joined by a number of different Apple executives and visited Apple Stores, an Apple chip lab, and had some fun along the…

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Halfway through the work week, all of today’s best deals are now up for grabs. A $149 discount on Apple’s latest 24-inch M1 iMac leads the way, and is joined by a 25% off sitewide ZAGG Apple accessory sale. Then be sure to go check out these discounted Anker USB-C wall chargers from $15. Hit…

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In the last teardown video of Apple’s Far Out event announcements, iFixit has now dissembled the brand-new AirPods Pro 2. Three years after the first AirPods Pro was announced, was Apple able to make this second generation a little bit more repairable? Er… no. more… The post AirPods Pro 2 iFixit teardown: You break it,…

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Square today publicly launched support for Tap to Pay on iPhone to sellers across the U.S., enabling small merchants and independent retailers to use their ?iPhone? as a payment terminal. Tap to Pay on ?iPhone? allows sellers to accept contactless payments directly using an ?iPhone?, with no additional hardware or dongles required. The public launch…

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Apple has removed from the App Store all iOS apps belonging to Russian technology conglomerate VK, a move Apple says is in response to the latest round of UK sanctions on Russian oligarchs. “These apps are being distributed by developers majority-owned or majority-controlled by one or more parties sanctioned by the UK government,” said Apple…

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Apple CEO Tim Cook is tweeting his way around Europe, seeing new Apple Stores, new Apple offices, and also cheering in the stands at AFC Richmond, the fictional “Ted Lasso” football team.Tim Cook visits Apple Brompton Road (source: Tim Cook on Twitter)Cook is making his first full-scale public tour outside of the US since the…

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