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Apple today released a new update for Safari Technology Preview, the experimental browser that was first introduced in March 2016. Apple designed ‌Safari Technology Preview‌ to allow users to test features that are planned for future release versions of the Safari browser. ‌Safari Technology Preview‌ 205 includes fixes and updates for CSS, HTML, JavaScript, Lockdown …
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We’re nearing the end of the iOS 18.1 beta testing process, but Apple is continuing to make tweaks to refine built-in features ahead of when the software launches. With testing winding down, there are fewer new additions, but Apple has made changes worth noting. The new beta is available for both developers and public beta …
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Mac Studio and Mac Pro machines that are equipped with Apple’s next-generation M4 chips will be some of the last Macs to be refreshed with the new chip technology, Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman said in this week’s Power On newsletter. The ‌Mac Studio‌ is set to come out somewhere around the middle of the year in …
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Apple is planning to launch the first M4 Macs in early November, and new benchmarks for one of the upcoming models surfaced on Geekbench, giving us some insight into how the M4 Mac will perform compared to the M4 iPad Pro and prior-generation M3 Macs. The “Mac16,1” that was benchmarked features a 10-core CPU and …
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Alleged photos and videos of an unannounced 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M4 chip continue to surface on social media, in what could be the worst product leak for Apple since an employee accidentally left an iPhone 4 prototype at a bar in California in 2010. The latest video of what could be a next-generation …
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Repair site iFixit today disassembled the 46mm Apple Watch Series 10, giving us a look at the components inside Apple’s thinnest Apple Watch to date. Apple used an enclosed case for the Series 10, a move that allowed for a the thinner design without impacting the sensor lens assembly. Tolerances in the Apple Watch are …
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With macOS Sequoia, Apple is requiring users to regularly reauthorize permissions for screen recording apps, but you may not have to do it quite as often with a change that’s being implemented in ‌macOS Sequoia‌ 15.1. In the release notes for the sixth beta of the ‌macOS Sequoia‌ 15.1 update, Apple says that users aren’t …
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Apple today updated its iCloud.com website, which is the way you can access your iCloud apps and settings from any web browser. With today’s refresh, iCloud.com supports some of the features that have previously been introduced in iOS. There’s now a Dark Mode option that will match your Mac’s Light Mode or ‌Dark Mode‌ color …
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Epic Games has successfully forced Google to change its Play Store business model following the conclusion of a 2020 antitrust lawsuit. A U.S. judge today decided that the Google Play Store has an illegal monopoly, and Google has been ordered make multiple changes as a result, reports Reuters. Google will need to allow Android users …
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With the sixth beta of iOS 18.1 and the fourth beta of watchOS 11.1, Apple has finally added support for sleep apnea on iPhones that have been running the iOS 18.1 beta since before the Apple Watch Series 10 launched. Sleep apnea alerts were introduced with iOS 18 and watchOS 11 on the Apple Watch …
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