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9to5Mac Happy Hour 382: New Accessibility features, iOS 16 rumors, cheaper Apple TV
IOS 16 rumors are heating up, including Apple pre-announcing some accessibility-focused features that will inevitably arrive with iOS 16’s release later this year. Benjamin and Zac also discuss reports that a cheaper Apple TV is in development, interesting updates to Apple Podcasts, and hands-on with the game-changing Apple Studio Display firmware update.
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iPhone made up over half of smartphone shipments in North America during Q1
A new report by Canalys shows that the iPhone accounted for half of the smartphone shipments in North America in Q1 of 2022, achieving a 51% market share powered by the strong performance of the iPhone 13. “The North American smartphone market has been buoyed by Apple’s strong growth,” said...
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Best Webcam Deals: Options Starting at Just $28
CNET editors pick the products and services we write about. When you buy through our links, we may get a commission. In a time when many of us are still working remotely, video calls have become a crucial part of keeping in touch with one another, and are now an important part of our daily lives. While video quality may not be the most important part of the call, it never hurts to look great while chatting with friends and co-workers. Using a great webcam can help with that. If you're tired of dealing with your laptop's built-in webcam, it may be time to take advantage of one of these webcam deals today.
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Tony Fadell talks iPod design considerations, illustrated by CT scans
It’s not unusual to hear Tony Fadell talk iPod, but a 20-minute video provides a new perspective as it’s illustrated by CT scans of three different iPod models. Fadell talks about a number of the design considerations. For example, the team was extremely nervous about the reliability of the hard drive as consumers – unused to the delicacy of such devices in such a portable product – might treat the iPod rather more casually than they would a laptop …
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iTunes for Windows updated to version 12.12.4 with security fixes
Apple this week quietly released an update for the Windows version of its iTunes music player. However, rather than adding new features, the update is focused on fixing bugs and security breaches for those who still rely on iTunes. According to an Apple Support webpage, iTunes 12.12.4 fixes five different...
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Jeff Bezos Just Took a Shot at Elon Musk on Twitter. It Did Not Go Well
Jeff Bezos, the founder and former CEO of Amazon, and Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and soon-to-be owner of Twitter, don't strike me as best buds. The two men have competed over the past few years for the title of the world's richest man, a title Musk holds. They also sort of compete in space, with Bezos' Blue Origin competing against Musk's SpaceX.
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Rumored higher-end Apple external display with mini-LED reportedly delayed to October
Display analyst Ross Young today tweeted that his latest supply chain analysis indicates that the rumored 27-inch external display with mini-LED has been delayed until October. He previously said it would arrive in June. Young says the delay is due to the recent wave of COVID-induced lockdowns at the Quanta...
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Disney+ plans for growth through ad-based tier as Netflix boosts accessibility features
Between Disney+ and Netflix, many subscribers are getting more of what they want – a cheaper price with Disney and more features with Netflix. Back in March, Disney announced it will release a cheaper, ad-supported plan later this year on Disney+. With over 100 million subscribers worldwide, the company is anticipating the majority of its users will move to this plan.
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Apple Support scam cons woman out of $1500, here’s how to identify fakes
The next time you look for help with one of your devices, beware of Apple Support scams. With multiple tech support scams out there, bad actors are looking to take your money. One Denver woman found out the hard way after seeking help with her new iPhone 13. After purchasing...
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How to watch Harry Styles on Apple Music Live
Tonight at 9:00 p.m. ET/6:00 p.m. PT Harry Styles performs his show One Night Only in New York live on Apple Music. The concert will take place at UBS Arena in Long Island, New York. Subscribers to the service have access to watch the concert for no extra cost on the platform.
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Best phone carriers: Verizon vs T-Mobile vs AT&T and more affordable iPhone plan alternatives
Ready to check out your options for phone carriers? While prices have increased for some of the major carriers this year, the market competition is strong which means compelling offers for those who switch. Read along for a look at the best phone carriers in the US. We’ll cover Verizon vs T-Mobile vs AT&T as well as some of the best affordable iPhone plans from smaller carriers. This guide will also detail how to find real-world coverage maps, how to test a new carrier for free instantly with eSIM, and more.
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iPhone eSIM bug randomly deactivating iMessage and FaceTime, requiring physical SIM
An apparent iPhone eSIM bug is randomly deactivating iMessage and FaceTime. In some cases, the only resolution appears to be to install a physical SIM. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman experienced the issue with T-Mobile, but others report they’ve experienced the same issue with other carriers …. What is an...
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Apple Music discount for students getting pricier in several countries
Currently, Apple Music offers four different subscription plans for its users: individual, student, family, and Voice Plan (limited to a few countries). Now, college students from several regions are receiving an email warning that its discount will be reduced, as Apple is raising the price of Apple Music for students.
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Apple opens new store in Wuhan, brings dedicated product pickup area
This Saturday, Apple opened a new store in Wuhan, China – the first in the Hubei Province. It also inaugurates an exclusive pickup area never seen before in the country, which will allow customers to more easily pick up products ordered online. “We couldn’t be more excited to open...
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Apple’s mixed reality headset challenges from Jony Ive to battery life, heat, cost, and lack of discipline
Rendering by Antonia De Rosa. Edited by 9to5Mac. In a follow-up report on the challenges Apple has been facing in creating its mixed reality headset, The Information corroborates details we’ve learned from Bloomberg in recent years. But it also digs deeper into the problems the project has faced from Jony Ive to the wearable’s power, battery, heat, cost, and even an alleged lack of discipline from the AR/VR team.
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iPadOS 16: Here’s what we know so far about new features, supported devices, and more
WWDC 2022 will start a couple of weeks from now. On June 6, Apple will announce iPadOS 16, which will mark the next major release of Apple’s software platform for the iPad. Head below as we recap all of the latest rumors and expectations for iOS 16 this year, including new features, release info, and more.
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FCC filings reveal Apple’s mysterious ‘Network Adapter’ that runs iOS
Every time a company builds a product with radio frequency (like Bluetooth or Wi-Fi), it must be approved by regulatory agencies like FCC. Interestingly, new FCC filings this week reveal a mysterious new “Network Adapter” from Apple that runs iOS. Codenamed “A2657,” the product is simply described as...
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Making sense of the latest rumors about Apple’s looming AR and Mixed Reality headsets
Apple is likely to enter a new product category with headsets in the near future. So far, there are two rumored products: the AR headset and the Mixed Reality headset, usually called AR/VR headset or “Apple Glasses.” With rumors gaining traction about these products, here’s what we know so far about each of them.
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Feature request: HomePod should have a true surround mode
HomePod, Apple’s smart speaker, has some great features when it comes to pairing multiple speakers together. Thanks to AirPlay 2, users can play the same audio on different HomePods around the house or even use a stereo pair as standard Apple TV speakers. However, there’s one thing that I still miss about the HomePod, and that’s a true surround mode.
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MacBook Pro stage light lawsuit dismissed; court said Apple didn’t have to disclose the flaw
A class action lawsuit against Apple for the so-called MacBook Pro stage light issue has been dismissed, the court ruling that Apple had no legal obligation to disclose the design flaw. An earlier court upheld part of the claim against Apple, while dismissing a second element …. The MacBook Pro...
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