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Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
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Apple is continuing to slowly expand its autonomous vehicle testing program in California. According to new data published by the California Department of Motor Vehicles, Apple now has 15 new drivers registered to its crew. The number of self-driving vehicles, however, remains the same at 69 vehicles. more… The post Apple once again increases autonomous…
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The latest iPadOS 16 beta released earlier this week expands a Display Zoom option for more screen space to 2018 and 2020 models of the 11-inch iPad Pro with A12X and A12Z chips. The feature was previously limited to iPad models with the M1 chip. The feature can be enabled in the Settings app by…
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Apple CEO Tim Cook says that the company is making undisclosed donations to help people affected by Hurricane Ian, and thanked first responders in the region.Tim Cook interrupted his current European tour in order to tweet that the company is concerned for people’s safety in Florida and all along the path of Hurricane Ian. It…
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Newly discovered references to the iPhone 14 Plus as “?iPhone 14? Max” on Apple’s website suggest this was the name originally intended for the low-end 6.7-inch device before the company changed its mind at short notice. As spotted by the Dutch blog iCreate, in two instances on the company’s website, Apple refers to the ?iPhone…
A federal appeals court has ruled that Apple’s settlement offer of $310 million to users over iPhone “batterygate” has to be rejected and reconsidered because of a legal mistake in the lower courts.In 2020, US District Court Judge Edward J. Davila approved Apple’s offer to settle a class action suit regarding its controversial battery slowdown….
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The iPhone has a built-in Apple TV Remote feature that is a swipe and tap away at all times. Here’s how to get the most out of this handy tool.How to use the Apple TV Remote appApple used to offer the Apple TV Remote as a separate download from the App Store. It removed the…
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Microsoft has confirmed that it is to remove its typing app SwiftKey from the App Store on October 5, 2022, though existing owners can continue to use it for now.Microsoft SwiftKey is a typing app, installed as an iOS keyboard, which lets users type by swiping over the glass instead of picking out individual letters….
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While Apple opted to name the larger base model the iPhone 14 Plus, it had been widely referred to as the iPhone 14 Max in media reports ahead of the keynote. It now appears that the iPhone 14 Max was indeed Apple’s planned name for the device, with the Plus decision being made relatively close…
Adobe has said that the Figma free tier will remain available if the company’s planned acquisition of the collaborative design platform is approved by shareholders and antitrust regulators. The company has also offered some additional reassurances … more… The post Figma free tier will remain if Adobe’s $20B acquisition is approved appeared first on 9to5Mac….
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Adobe today debuted new versions of Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements, the company’s affordable photo and video editing software aimed at casual users who want to enhance their photos and videos with easy to use editing tools. There are new AI-powered features that are available across both Premiere and Photoshop. A new Moving Elements option,…
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Previous speculation that Apple’s larger iPhone 14 would be called the iPhone 14 Max, instead of iPhone 14 Plus, have been proven correct by Apple’s own website code.Even though it seemed obvious that Apple would revive its old Plus name for the iPhone 14 Plus, there was considerable expectation before launch that it would be…
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A new Apple patent application for iPhone reverse charging has been published today, further boosting speculation about when the Cupertino company will finally offer the wireless power sharing capability. The application describes another possible application for the technology: placing two iPhones back-to-back to enable one to charge the other … more… The post iPhone reverse…
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Microsoft is killing SwiftKey for iOS, one of the most popular third-party keyboard apps for iPhone. The company will remove the app from the App Store and end its support on October 5th. SwiftKey has been available for iPhones since 2014. Microsoft acquired the keyboard app in 2016 and eventually discontinued its own Word Flow…
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Microsoft is ending support for its SwiftKey predictive keyboard for iPhone and the app will be delisted from the App Store next week, the company confirmed on Wednesday. Responding to a request from ZDNet’s Mary Jo Foley for more information after a lack of updates to the app for over a year, director of product…
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