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In December, reliable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reported that the fate of iPhone SE 4 was up in the air. At the time, he said the device might be canceled altogether or delayed until 2024. Now, Kuo reports that Apple has restarted iPhone SE 4 development, which will be the first iPhone to include Apple’s…
Apple is once again receiving praise for the work it does to protect customer data. Speaking at Carnegie Mellon University today, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Director in the United States, Jen Easterly, praised Apple’s focus on user privacy and security, while urging companies like Microsoft and Twitter to do more. more… The post…
Apple plans to release an iPhone SE 4 based heavily on the design of the iPhone 14, according to a new report from a reliable source. Word that the low-cost handset had been cancelled leaked out recently, but work on the device has supposedly started again. The iPhone 4 SE is back, baby! The iPhone…
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Impressively, it’s been 1,244 days since an Android smartphone has beaten a flagship iPhone in the first round of a PhoneBuff speed test. But that’s now changed because of the new Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. However, the iPhone 14 Pro Max was able to make a comeback against the S23 in the second round. Here’s…
While the smash-hit mobile game Pokémon GO promotes outdoor exercise, Pokémon Sleep will reward users for getting a full night of shut-eye — later this summer. (via Cult of Mac – Tech and culture through an Apple lens) Go to Source Author: D. Griffin Jones
Accusations that Apple paid off benchmark developers so its iPhone can beat Samsung’s latest models are unfounded, and based on tribalism. Here’s why.Geekbench 6 is the latest benchmark in the series. Social media complaints about Samsung’s S23 Ultra doing worse than the iPhone after the introduction of Geekbench 6 has led to accusations of bias…
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Whether you’re a content creator with a buzzy blog, a college student powering through a midterm essay, or a bestselling author chipping away at a first draft, you don’t have to be stuck with the same old writing apps. Scrivener 3 is not only a writing platform, but also an in-depth organizational tool that lets…
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Speaking at the MWC 2023 conference today, Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon said Apple’s rumored 5G chip could be ready next year. “We expect that Apple will do their own modem in 2024, but if they need ours they know where to find us,” said Amon, in an interview with The Wall Street Journal’s Joanna Stern….
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Today on Amazon you can get the 41mm GPS (PRODUCT)RED Aluminum version of Apple Watch Series 8 for $329.00, down from $399.00. As of writing, only the (PRODUCT)RED color is on sale at this all-time low price for the 41mm GPS models. In addition to this model, we’re tracking numerous best-ever prices across the Apple…
A new auction in March will feature a collection of over 500 Mac computers and other Apple products spanning over 45 years.Apple II Plus computerHosted by Julien’s Auctions, “The Hanspeter Luzi Vintage Apple Archive” features an extensive collection of Apple products that will be offered for the first time at an auction. The Luzi family…
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Apple’s iPad 9th Generation is back on sale at Amazon, with an $80 price drop bringing the cost down to just $249.99.Save $80 on Apple’s iPad.If you’ve been waiting for Apple’s iPad 9th Generation to dip back to $249.99, today is the day — with the standard 64GB WiFi model in Space Gray eligible for…
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Users of the highly-subscribed Gmail may not be able to access their emails on Monday, with an outage making access to the Alphabet communications service intermittent.GmailA number of visitors to Gmail are discovering they cannot get onto the site at all on Monday, just as businesses in the United States get to work. Rather than…
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After failing to overturn a 2021 Russian fine regarding abuse of the App Store’s alleged dominace, Apple has now paid the country’s regulator $12.12 million.This case is separate to the 2022 App Store antitrust fine, in which Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) has said it will fine Apple $17.4 million. That case concerns forcing developers…
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Apple discontinued the Newton personal digital assistant (PDA) 25 years ago today via press release, marking the start of the company’s renewed focus on the Mac. The Newton came with a stylus, ran Newton OS, and was the first PDA to offer handwriting recognition. The device could be used to take notes, store contacts, manage…
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