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Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
The 14-inch MacBook Pro price cut knocks $200 off the current M3 model with a bump up to 16GB unified memory. But this special deal at B&H ends June 28.Apple Authorized Resellers B&H Photo and Adorama are both offering the $1,599 M3 MacBook Pro 14-inch deal on the laptop with 16GB unified memory. At B&H,…
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When you need to video chat and they don’t pick up the phone, you can send a FaceTime voicemail to someone that they can watch later. (via Cult of Mac – Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos) Go to Source Author: D. Griffin Jones
The accessibility setting for AirPods, called headphone accommodations, is now available in macOS Sequoia, enabling more control over playback.Headphone accommodations are coming to macOS SequoiaApple added headphone accommodations to iOS 14 in 2020, and it finally arrived in macOS Sequoia. The feature helps users choose precisely how incoming audio can sound based on different control…
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As we’ve been covering this month, macOS Sequoia brings a lot of new features for Mac users, including iPhone Mirroring and a new Passwords app. But there’s also a discreet but important change coming with the update. That’s because the new version of macOS eases the free storage requirements for downloading apps from the Mac…
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Apple Vision Pro still lacks an official YouTube app, and while Google has already confirmed its plans to build a visionOS app, users still have to rely on Safari to watch online videos on Apple’s $3,500 headset. Luckily, Juno – a third-party app – brings a better YouTube experience to Vision Pro users. Now the…
The control for the Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad backlight isn’t where you might expect. Here’s where to look, and how to adjust it. (via Cult of Mac – Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos) Go to Source Author: Ed Hardy
Samsung today announced that it will be rolling out AirPlay support for its series of hotel room TVs, allowing iPhone and iPad users to wirelessly stream videos, music, photos, and more from their device to the TV in their room. The feature allows you to scan a unique QR code on the hotel room TV…
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If you’re thinking about getting a wrist tattoo, your Apple Watch may not be able to detect your pulse — but it’s fixable with some money and pain.An Apple Watch could have trouble with a user’s tattoosThe Apple Watch, like many other wrist wearables, relies on light to gather data points about a user’s heart…
Read More “There are drastic steps to take, if your tattoo is hampering your Apple Watch” »
At WWDC 2023, Apple announced its plans to expand the availability of AirPlay to hotels around the world. The feature eventually launched with iOS 17.3 in January, starting with IHG Hotels & Resorts and TVs from LG. Now, Samsung has (vaguely) announced that it is rolling out support for AirPlay to its family of hospitality…
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Meet The TORRAS Ostand 360 Case Series for iPhones – it’s got a 360-spin kickstand and ring holder, powerful integrated magnets, and military-grade protection. more… Go to Source Author: Sponsored Post
Benjamin and Chance react to all the new features in iOS 18 beta 2, and the fact that most of those features won’t be available in the European Union as Apple worries about DMA compliance concerns. In other EU legal news, the commission threatens fines for Apple’s anti-steering policies, and is officially investigating the Core…
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Fans of the acerbic espionage series rejoice: Gary Oldman and his blundering team return for a fourth season of “Slow Horse” on September 4. (via Cult of Mac – Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos) Go to Source Author: David Snow
Apple is reportedly testing ways to make it a lot easier for users to remove the glue holding down the battery in the iPhone, with a report suggesting the new tech may arrive as soon as the iPhone 16.Pulling a battery out of an iPhoneLike many mobile devices, the battery in the iPhone is a…
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Apple is researching how to bring the simplicity and security of biometrically protected passwords to real-world objects like bike locks, door codes, safes, and more with the help of iPhone or Apple Vision Pro.Apple’s tech could allow for at-a-glance combination code access and guidance.In this patent Apple has plans to tackle the problem of having…
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