Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
The most significant deals we found today include AirPods for $114, $268 for a 55″ Roku Smart TV, a Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 for $199.99, $597.99 off an LG 16″ Laptop, and $349.01 off an iPad Pro 11″.Get AirPods for $114.99The AppleInsider team evaluates deals at online retailers to curate a list of deep discounts…
A new report shows how Apple continues to go above and beyond its direct competitors when cutting its carbon footprint.Daisy, Apple’s recycling robotSustainability is a big deal to Apple, which is why it stands head and shoulders above its competition when implementing environmental-forward initiatives. Read more… Go to Source Author:
On this year-ending episode of the AppleInsider Podcast, your hosts look back at everything Apple launched in 2022 like the Mac Studio and Studio Display, software features from WWDC, and more with special guest Jason Aten.2022 was full of surprises from AppleApple has had a busy year, and it is time to recount all the…
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To mark the Chinese New Year, Apple is releasing a limited-edition Year of the Rabbit version of the AirPods Pro in four countries in Asia.Year of the Rabbit AirPods ProThe Chinese New Year takes place on January 22, 2023, and Apple is capitalizing on the event with customized versions of its hardware. The latest launch…
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The Cherry Gentix BT bluetooth mouse with multi-device functionality is small but mighty, and perfect for students or digital nomads with more than one Mac, PC, or iPad.Cherry Gentix BT ReviewStudents and remote workers often find themselves using multiple devices to complete their work. They may start out doing research on a laptop, use their…
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It’s been more than five years since plans were announced for an innovative Apple data center town heating plan. The idea was to harvest excess heat, and use it to help warm nearby homes. That plan still hasn’t been implemented, but there is now much greater interest in the face of huge increases in energy…
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With a new year comes fantastic new deals on Microsoft software. Just visit the special New Year Sale at software activation keys provider CdkeySales.com to save on Windows, Office and more. SPONSORED This post is brought to you by CdkeySales. Cult of Mac readers can click on the links below to get a great deal…
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Announced ahead of the 2023 CES expo, Motorola’s Moto Watch 100 is compatible with iOS, and will let users manage their music playback, as part of a number of updates to the now budget-focused smartwatch.Moto Watch 100The Moto Watch 100 was initially launched in December 2021 as a budget-focused smartwatch. However, in an update for…
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Who says nostalgia can’t be practical? The Sharkgeek Retro 67 is shaped like the original Macintosh, but the palm-size wall charger pumps up to 67 watts through a trio of USB-C ports. The accessory for MacBook, iPad or iPhone can be preordered now. Tiny Macintosh charges your MacBook The original 1984 Macintosh is a milestone…
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There are times when something drives you nuts, and a long time later you learn that there was a simple solution all along. So in case anyone else has suffered from Apple Calendar timezone confusion, let me share it. The confusion arises because of what I personally think is a rather odd default by Apple,…
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Apple has marked iOS 16.2’s Home architecture update as a major issue by adding it to an internal list of issues typically only reserved for widespread and noteworthy problems, indicating the update caused widespread and systemic issues to users’ HomeKit devices and setup. Earlier this month, Apple released iOS 16.2, which included an option for…
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The Otterbox Terrus Apple Watch Band is a simple and hardy silicon band that works great for casual use.The Terrus is made of recycled silicon and features a stainless steel clasp. Available in clay (pictured above), ocean, moss, and stonework color ways, the recycled silicon is both eco-friendly and gives the watch band a pleasant…
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While Apple has increased the level of customization iPhone users have access to over the years, the ?iPhone?’s system-wide font has been one thing users have not been able to change. Thanks to a new tool created by a developer, however, users will now be able to change their ?iPhone?’s font if they’re running an…
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The A17 Bionic chip for next year’s high-end models of the iPhone 15 lineup could be 35% more efficient compared to current iPhone processors thanks to the use of newer 3nm chip process technology. Apple is expected to adopt the smaller 3nm process technology for the 2023 ?iPhone? chip, destined to be the A17 Bionic….
September is always Apple’s busiest month, and this time it shook up the Apple Watch, showed the world how the notch should be done, and left last year’s processor in the iPhone 14.Apple has come a long way since Steve Jobs would name a product by picking from a list his PR firm suggested. You…
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