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Apple, the shopping center developers, and the driver responsible for the destruction at the Apple Derby Street store in Hingham, Massachusetts, are all being sued by a coalition of victims, all saying that not enough was done to prevent the incident.Source: AP Photo/Steven SenneOne man died and 19 were injured in the incident on November…
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The iPhone City lockdown has ended, allowing free movement of residents and workers in Zhengzhou, China. The move will help relieve pressures at the Foxconn plant after a massive production disruption that is estimated to have cost Apple around a billion dollars a week in lost iPhone sales. The ending of COVID-19 restrictions in the…
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While Apple Silicon-powered Macs can run most iOS apps, the vast majority of developers have opted out. Google did that in late 2020, though it recently made its AI Test Kitchen iPhone/iPad app available on the Mac App Store. more… The post Google makes one of its iOS apps available on the Mac App Store…
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Tapbots, the company behind the popular Tweetbot app designed for Twitter, is working on developing a new app called Ivory that integrates with the Mastodon social network. Currently in beta testing, the Ivory app is in the early stages of development, with many features that still need to be implemented and bugs that need to…
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A man was robbed of 300 iPhones he’d just purchased at the famous Apple store on Fifth Avenue early Monday. He walked out of the store and was soon assaulted by a pair of criminals who drove off with a bag carrying $95,000 worth of handsets. It could be worse, though – that was just…
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Urban Armor Gear (UAG) is out with its newest iPhone accessory. The Lucent Power Battery with Kickstand is a MagSafe-compatible power source with a useful kickstand neatly integrated into its clean design. more… The post UAG launches MagSafe-compatible Lucent Power Battery with Kickstand for iPhone appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: Michael Potuck
Apple CEO Tim Cook is headed to Washington D.C. to meet with GOP lawmakers who will likely chair committees overseeing the tech industry.Credit: Wikimedia CommonsCook has scheduled meetings with Republican reps like Ohio’s Jim Jordan, California’s Darrel Issa, and Washington’s Cathy McMorris Rogers. Read more… Go to Source Author:
Better than Black Friday pricing is here, with Apple’s MacBook Pro 16-inch a staggering $510 off with coupon. And AppleCare is an additional $80 off, making this the best 16-inch MacBook Pro deal we’ve seen in 2022.Save $510 on Apple’s MacBook Pro 16-inch.To activate the exclusive discount, shop at Adorama.com and enter promo code APINSIDER…
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Apple CEO Tim Cook this week traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with top Republican lawmakers, reports Bloomberg. Cook is said to be aiming to create ties with the GOP as it prepares to assume control of the House in the new year. Cook has scheduled meetings with Ohio’s Jim Jordan, California’s Darrell Issa, and…
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Your iPhone uses a lithium-ion battery that degrades over time, but there is little reason to worry about battery health in a new device. Here’s what you need to know about your iPhone’s battery.What you need to know about iPhone batteriesBatteries are not mysterious black boxes that power your iPhone, in fact, they are quite…
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Plugable’s new USB-C dock is small enough to be mistaken a hub but has room for seven ports. And that includes dual 4K HDMI ports that can be used even with Macs that ordinarily support only one external monitor. The USB-C HDMI Docking Station also has USB and Ethernet ports, as well as an SD…
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WaterField Designs’ new Time Travel Case for Apple Watch provides an elegant way to take your smartwatch, its charging puck and up to three bands on the road. Made of full-grain leather, the folding rectangular case comes in four colors, the company said Tuesday. Time Travel Case for Apple Watch One of the coolest things…
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If you’re tethered to a computer all day and start to get agonizing pain from repetitive motions, don’t panic. There are lots of ergonomic devices out there to help, including the brand new Kensington SlimBlade Pro Trackball. It’s like a mouse, but it doesn’t move. You roll the large trackball with your palm and click…
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According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max sales will be lower than projected in Q4 of 2022. It’s reportedly due to the labor protest at Foxconn’s main iPhone factory in China. Last week, several footages of hundreds of Foxconn employees matching in protest and clashing with the local police…
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