Month: November 2022

Meta on Wednesday announced new features coming soon to Facebook and Instagram that will enhance the experience for creators using both platforms. This includes updates on NFT, Instagram subscriptions, and Facebook Stars. The news comes as the company holds its Creator Week conference with in-person events around the world. more… The post Meta announces updates…

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It’s taken a while to fully unpack and understand the technical improvements to the cameras in the iPhone 14 /pro. Camera nerd Sebastiaan de With, co-founder and designer of the highly-respected Halide camera app, has written a detailed review of the improvements to the camera system. His professional opinion? These are not just great iPhone cameras, they’re…

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Apple’s platforms have long been praised for their dedication to industry-leading accessibility features. Apple itself does an excellent job in this regard, but there’s also an entire industry of other companies and researchers developing innovative new ways to use iPhone and iPad for improved accessibility. A new story today from Semafor highlights ongoing work by…

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Twelve South created a hit with its for iPad and iPhone and its bigger brother has arrived today – the HoverBar Tower. Available as an Apple Store exclusive, this new floor stand for iPad offers the flexibility to put the tablet in the right position for pretty much any use case you can think of….

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A handy new health and fitness feature comes with watchOS 9 and iOS 16 that’s available both during and after workouts. Follow along for how to see heart rate zones on Apple Watch and iPhone, what they mean, how to see your max heart rate, manually edit your zones, and more. more… The post How…

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Update to this article from 2015 for 2022: This story was originally published a month after the original Apple Pencil was released in 2015. Three years later, Apple redesigned the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil. was less slippery, paired and charged magnetically, and generally just better in every way possible. Fast-forward from 2018 to 2022,…

Read More “How to enhance Apple Pencil (first-gen) with a standard pen clip for carrying and stabilizing” »

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Apple has been developing its own modem chips for iPhone, and some reports suggested that the company would start using them as soon as 2023. However, a statement from Qualcomm suggests that Apple will keep using third-party modems rather than its own chips for the 2023 iPhone models. more… The post 2023 iPhone models to…

Read More “2023 iPhone models to keep using Qualcomm’s 5G modem” »

Microsoft Office and its components are a mainstay for millions of digital workers. Capable of providing an educational or professional boost, a lifetime license to Microsoft Office on Mac or Windows is currently available at a reduced price. Usually sold for $349, you can get the entire suite on either platform for just $39.99 throughout…

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