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Apple will reportedly launch a standalone Passwords app on iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS 15 later this year.
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In the 1990s, web browser upstart Netscape bragged about operating on “Internet time,” a term that roiled Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates so badly that he once sputtered that the only way to win that battle was for his company to ship new products at do… Continue reading Think Globally, AI Locally (Premium)
Apple’s infamous belligerence in the face of antitrust regulation continued unabated this past week, with the consumer electronics giant defying credulity on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Apple will roll out several interesting new accessibility features across its platforms in the coming year.
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Apple detailed today new accessibility features coming to its mobile devices later this year, including Eye Tracking for the iPhone and iPad.
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The iPad doesn’t need to run macOS, nor does it need to run Mac apps. It just needs a slightly more sophisticated OS of its own, tailored to the form factor.
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iOS 17.5 is out with cross-platform tracking detection, Apple News updates, and the ability for EU users to download apps from the web.
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Apple issued yesterday a rare apology for its new iPad Pro ad that showed various creative tools being destroyed by a giant crusher.
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When Steve Jobs introduced the first iPad in 2010, he carefully positioned it as a new category of device that was different from, and superior to, both the PC and the smartphone. And while his initial justification for the iPad—”the question has arise… Continue reading Thinking About iPad (Premium)
Apple announced today new iPad Pro models with OLED displays and a brand new M4 chip, as well as two new iPad Air models with the M2 chip from 2022.
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