Month: September 2022

That unread messages tally can get out of control. Here’s how to deal with them all in seconds, by quickly marking all text messages as read in iOS 16.While notification badges are helpful to highlight things that need immediate attention, they can sometimes be an unwanted distraction. This is doubly true when it pertains to…

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The Russian government’s decision to hold sham referendums in Ukraine has seen Apple pull a number of major apps in response to new sanctions. Popular Russian apps removed from the App Store worldwide include Mail.ru and Facebook competitor VK. The latter is one of the apps the Russian government previously required Apple to show to…

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As Apple’s self-imposed deadline to launch Apple Music Classical nears, more mentions have been found in the latest iOS beta.Following Apple’s acquisition — and closing down — of classical music service Primephonic, references to the service were spotted in Android beta software, and betas of iOS 15.15.Now a Twitter user has shown screenshots from the…

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More Apple Music Classical app references have been spotted in Apple Music code, as we get closer to the company’s self-imposed launch deadline of the end of the year. Previous references have been spotted in an iOS 15.5 beta, and in the Android version of Apple Music … more… The post Apple Music Classical app…

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Apple was forced to disable Fast Company’s Apple News account overnight after hackers gained control of it and sent two offensive push notifications to the channel’s followers. Tweeting from its Apple News Twitter account, Apple said it had disabled Fast Company’s channel following the “incredible offensive alert” that its subscribers had received on their Apple…

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Logitech is today launching a new ‘Designed for Mac’ brand, presenting a range of keyboard and mice aimed at Apple users.  This includes a new , with low-profile tactile switches and backlighting activated by proximity sensor, available in Space Gray and Pale Gray finishes. A color-matched MX Master 3S mouse is also on sale now….

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A security research team has recently discovered ten adware apps on the App Store that were engaging in ad fraud.  Adware is unwanted software that generates revenue for developers by throwing advertisements up on your screen. Thanks to Apple’s review process, very few adware make it to the App Store. However, some apps still manage…

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A new claim says that despite the popularity of the iPhone 14 Pro, overall demand for the iPhone 14 range has been lower than expected.Previously, multiple reports have claimed a strong demand, and also Apple shifting production to the iPhone 14 Pro to meet orders. Now, however, a new report claims that a lack of…

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Apple has reportedly gone back on its plans to boost iPhone 14 production for the year. The company seemingly nixed the original plan after iPhone 14’s demand did not surge after its release. Apple suppliers were scheduled to ramp up iPhone 14 production to produce an additional 6 million units by the end of the…

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Apple today explained why iPhone users who recently updated to iOS 16 may not see the new Duplicates album in its stock Photos app, and what they can do about it. New to iOS 16, the Photos app will automatically detect any duplicate photos and videos in users’ libraries and collate them together in a…

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Logitech today announced the launch of several new mice and keyboards that have been developed for use with Apple’s Macs, including Logitech’s first mechanical keyboard that has been optimized for the Mac. The MX Mechanical Mini for Mac Keyboard has a keyboard layout designed for Macs, with tools to customize shortcuts with Logi Options+. The…

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Apple is calling off plans to increase production of its latest iPhone 14 series after an anticipated surge in demand failed to materialize, Bloomberg reports, citing sources familiar with the matter. Apple has reportedly told suppliers to rein in efforts to increase ?iPhone 14? assembly by as much as 6 million units in the second…

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Hackers have used Fast Company’s Apple News access to send obscene push notifications to users and then detailed plans to release company information in a now-removed post to the outlet’s website.On Tuesday, business-centric news outlet Fast Company sent two obscenity-laden push notifications to its Apple News followers.Apple News responded by disabling the feed and acknowledging…

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With the launch of the iPhone 14 lineup, Apple reportedly asked its suppliers to increase iPhone production as the company expected strong demand for the holiday season. However, it now seems that Apple has gone back on its plans as the company will no longer increase iPhone 14 production in the short term. more… The…

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Someone identifying as “Thrax” has managed to successfully send an offensive notification to Apple News users through Fast Company’s account. more… The post Apple News sends offensive notification to Fast Company followers in apparent hack [U] appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: Zac Hall