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iPadOS 18, which Apple will release on Monday, September 16, will allow iPad users in the EU to use alternative app stores and browser engines.
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We don’t write much about Apple’s HomePod line of smart speakers here at Thurrott.com, but I’m suddenly knee-deep in them. They work well within the company’s ecosystem and not at all otherwise, which is problematic and makes me wonder what all … Continue reading A HomePod a Day Keeps the TV at Play (Premium)
Apple will release a new Password app in iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia, but as Dashlane reminds us, there are better choices.
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Apple’s annual iPhone launch is its biggest event of the year, and I’m guessing many readers were underwhelmed by today’s entry. I get that, to some degree, and I felt it too. But when you consider that we’re long past the point when Apple or any other… Continue reading A Few Thoughts About iPhones, Apple Intelligence, and the Next Few Months (Premium)
Apple’s latest software platforms will arrive on September 16 for users with supported devices, but without Apple Intelligence as expected.
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One week after its release on desktop, Vivaldi 6.9 is here for iPhone and iPad, and for Android, in a separate set of updates, each with its own unique set of new features.
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Microsoft has submitted a filing with the UK CMA explaining that Apple’s mobile app store fees are still far too high despite several rounds of changes this year alone.
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Reductionism is a powerful negative force that’s perhaps too easy to fall into. I’ve dealt with it for decades in my professional life. We all have. I saw this issue all the time when Mary Jo was partnering with me on Windows Weekly. To many, Mary Jo w… Continue reading Why Apple, When Apple (Premium)
The newly announced changes mean that Apple users in the E.U. will have more control over default apps, browser choice, and pre-installed apps. Continue reading Apple to Allow EU Users to Delete Pre-Installed Apps on iOS 18, Complying With Digital Markets Act
More DMA-related changes are coming to iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, and EU users will soon be allowed to change even more default apps on their devices.
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