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Wednesday April 2, 2025. 12:20 PM
If you think the rumored glassy redesign of iOS 19 could be a game-changer, check...
If you think the rumored glassy redesign of iOS 19 could be a game-changer, check out Apple's latest granted U.S. patent detailing all-glass enclosures for future devices including the iPhone, Apple Watch, and even Mac Pro. The patent envisions devices where all external ...
While almost no Chinese EVs are legally sold in the US, these are the workarounds that could allow eager enthusiasts to get them onto American roads—at a price.
Macworld When we take our iPhones out of our pocket to make a call, send...
In as much as Goldman Sachs is looking to get out of the Apple Card business and being the Apple Card’s financial backer, a small war seems to be breaking out as Visa, Mastercard, and American Express are apparently in talks to become the new payment network behind Apple’s...
Amid Apple’s slew of updates on Monday, Apple also released visionOS 2.4, the newest update for its wearable headset. The update adds the following fixes, changes, and new features: Users can also use an iPhone to set up and manage Guest Mode on the Vision Pro, and guests...
Using environmental DNA analysis and traditional fishing techniques, researchers are seeking answers about the current population of axolotls in their natural habitat. The numbers are alarming.
Apple’s latest iOS 18.4 software update appears to be causing long-deleted apps to reappear on...
Apple's latest iOS 18.4 software update appears to be causing long-deleted apps to reappear on some users' iPhones, based on corroborating reports on forums and social media. Several Reddit threads (1,2,3,4) and posts on Apple's Community Support pages over the last 24...
Macworld Sitting on an Airtag isn’t comfortable, and it ruins your wallet. The MagTag Ultra Slim Tracker Card offers the same smart tracking power without the bulge. Now just $23.97 (Reg. $42.99), this 1.5mm tracking device is just about the size and thickness of a...
Macworld Sitting on an Airtag isn’t comfortable, and it ruins your wallet. The MagTag Ultra Slim Tracker Card offers the same smart tracking power without the bulge. Now just $23.97 (Reg. $42.99), this 1.5mm tracking device is just about the size and thickness of a...
Macworld Sitting on an Airtag isn’t comfortable, and it ruins your wallet. The MagTag Ultra Slim Tracker Card offers the same smart tracking power without the bulge. Now just $23.97 (Reg. $42.99), this 1.5mm tracking device is just about the size and thickness of a...
Macworld Sitting on an Airtag isn’t comfortable, and it ruins your wallet. The MagTag Ultra...
Macworld Sitting on an Airtag isn’t comfortable, and it ruins your wallet. The MagTag Ultra Slim Tracker Card offers the same smart tracking power without the bulge. Now just $23.97 (Reg. $42.99), this 1.5mm tracking device is just about the size and thickness of a...
Macworld Sitting on an Airtag isn’t comfortable, and it ruins your wallet. The MagTag Ultra Slim Tracker Card offers the same smart tracking power without the bulge. Now just $23.97 (Reg. $42.99), this 1.5mm tracking device is just about the size and thickness of a...
Apple Removes VPN Apps from App Store After Links to Chinese Military Are Found Apple has removed two VPN applications, Thunder VPN and Snap VPN, from the App Store after reports surfaced regarding their links to a Chinese company with alleged military ties. The reports,...
Apple Removes VPN Apps from App Store After Links to Chinese Military Are Found Apple...
Macworld If you aren’t using two-factor authentication to protect your Apple Account and iCloud account, you really should do it. In the past, hackers claimed to have millions of stolen iCloud credentials are demanded that Apple pay a ransom. So even as Apple does what...
Macworld If you aren’t using two-factor authentication to protect your Apple Account and iCloud account, you really should do it. In the past, hackers claimed to have millions of stolen iCloud credentials are demanded that Apple pay a ransom. So even as Apple does what...
Macworld If you aren’t using two-factor authentication to protect your Apple Account and iCloud account, you really should do it. In the past, hackers claimed to have millions of stolen iCloud credentials are demanded that Apple pay a ransom. So even as Apple does what...
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