Apple is making adjustments to its in-store retail strategy, reallocating space dedicated to the Apple Vision Pro headset and introducing a new layout pilot program in selected stores. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple plans to consolidate Vision Pro display […]
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Streaming service Max (formerly HBO Max) is the latest to crack down on password sharing. Warner Bros. Discovery, Max’s parent company, has revealed that the service will begin rolling out new messaging to subscribers. This update comes after Netflix successfully
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Nvidia has announced significant changes for GeForce NOW subscribers, introducing a monthly cap on playtime hours for Performance and Ultimate plans. Starting in January 2025, Nvidia will limit subscribers to 100 hours of gaming per month, with the option to
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Apple’s Image Playground, a key feature of Apple Intelligence introduced in June, initially promised three unique styles for creating digital artwork: animation, illustration, and sketch. However, the latest updates to Image Playground in iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2, and macOS Sequoia
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The introduction of the M4 MacBook Pro marks a significant evolution in performance capabilities, particularly with its advanced 10-core CPU that offers notable improvements over its predecessor, the M3. This enhancement not only caters to professionals engaged in demanding tasks
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Apple has just begun its journey in integrating AI into its software ecosystem, but it might already have a valuable case study to consider. Microsoft, one of Apple’s biggest competitors, recently took a major step back from its initial AI
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Apple’s iOS 18.2 update introduces several impressive features aimed at enhancing device security, productivity, and overall user experience. Notably, the update includes a new Face ID capability that allows users to trust a new computer with ease, strengthening data protection
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Whether you’re preparing to sell, trade in, or give away your Mac, or simply need a fresh start, resetting your MacBook or Mac desktop can clear out data and ensure that the device is ready for its next phase. Depending
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Apple has long offered basic password management through iCloud Keychain, but iOS 18 marks the debut of a standalone Passwords app. With expanded features, the app aims to simplify password management while increasing security. Among its key features, Shared Groups
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The iconic Apple stickers have long been a part of the unboxing experience, a small yet sentimental addition to the sleek packaging of every iPhone, iPad, and Mac. But as of 2024, Apple has decided to remove these stickers from
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