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Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Facebook tests the limits of people’s tolerance for use of private information, as well as over regular changing of privacy settings for their users with little or no notice. Obviously, you can delete your Facebook account, but what if you’re not ready to purge everything? AppleInsider – Frontpage News
Apple confirmed in December that it does slow older iPhones as their batteries age and are unable to handle a full load. The company is currently offering users a discounted rate for battery replacements, giving users the opportunity to return to full power. A new video shared today offers a great look at just how…
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As the first iMac Pros shipped to customers last week, we also saw the first set of space gray accessories hit eBay at 50% of the cost of the base $ 5,000 machine itself. That listing ultimately proved to be unrealistic and didn’t quite fetch two and a half grand, but others are still selling for…
Read More “Here’s how much special iMac Pro accessories are actually selling for” »
Following the discovery of a major security vulnerability yesterday, Apple this morning quickly released an update for macOS to address the problem. While the update does solve the critical hole, another issue has since appeared, related to file sharing… more… 9to5Mac
Update: An Apple spokesperson has issued the following statement, saying an update is in the works: “We are working on a software update to address this issue. In the meantime, setting a root password prevents unauthorized access to your Mac. To enable the Root User and set a password, please follow the instructions here. If…
Whether it’s the upcoming iPhone X, Nintendo’s new Switch console or even Google’s Pixel last year, shortages of new electronics have become the norm. While the delay of the iPhone X launch past the iPhone 8 adds even more disappointment for consumers on top of expected constrained supply, you have to wonder, is it really…
Read More “Here’s why new iPhones are always supply-constrained at launch” »
Apple will likely unveil watchOS 4 at WWDC next month which should bring new features and improvements to the Apple Watch. I recently got my hands on an Apple Watch with the original Watch OS software which includes a few things I hope return with watchOS 4… more… 9to5Mac
The Hackintosh community is probably best described as a group that doesn’t love Apple’s hardware options for pros but would prefer not to give up macOS for Windows or another alternative. They put together their own custom PC builds, and work together to come up with the necessary hacks to get macOS and the software…
Read More “Here’s what the Hackintosh community wants in the new modular Mac Pro” »
Apple’s iPad lineup doesn’t always get the attention it deserves. Often overshadowed by the iPhone 8 rumors is an all-new iPad family that we’re expecting to be announced at some point this year, likely sooner rather than later. Last weekend, we told you all about the new iPhone 8, but now it’s time to give the…
Read More “Roundup: Here’s everything we currently know about the new iPads coming this year” »
Smart home accessories are priced at a premium over basic appliances which makes HomeKit an expensive hobby. Homebuilders are offering HomeKit accessory packages for new home buyers with a $ 4,000 starting price so that’s one ballpark estimate, but how much would it cost to retrofit your existing home with HomeKit hardware? more… Filed under: Apple…
Read More “Just how expensive is a HomeKit house? Here’s my estimation” »
Apple’s spaceship-shaped campus in Cupertino, California is nearing completion, and most of the ring-shaped main structure and auxiliary buildings have been finished. We’ve seen monthly drone updates of the location during the construction period, letting us keep an eye on Apple’s progress, and now SkyIMD has created a neat high-resolution aerial mosaic that gives an…
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At its recent Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple unveiled an all new “Remote” app for iOS devices, which has been entirely overhauled to make it easier than ever to control a fourth-generation Apple TV with an iPhone. In the video below, we took a look at the Remote app to give MacRumors readers an early glimpse…
If you pre-ordered a fancy new iPhone SE or 9.7-inch iPad Pro and expected it to be delivered today, you might have to wait a little longer depending on which part of the country you live in. more… Filed under: iOS Devices Tagged: iPad Pro, iPhone SE 9to5Mac
Yesterday, we gave you the chance to speak your mind on Apple’s choice to omit 4K video support from the latest Apple TV — did Apple blow it, or does 4K support not yet matter? After over 6,500 votes, and more than 125 comments, we have a clear answer: roughly 2/3 of readers said Apple made…
Read More “Apple TV Brawl results: Apple solidly wins the 4K debate for now – and here’s why” »
Apple’s rumored to have hundreds of employees working on a an electric car, which could come to market as soon as 2020. Recent Mac and iOS Blog Stories • Japan Display Looks to Partner With Apple on New $1.7 Billion iPhone Display Plant • IFTTT Launches Trio of New Apps Alongside a Rebrand of Original…
Read More “Here’s everything we know about Apple’s electric car project” »