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- 11:48 pmCommunication Safety Requires a Screen Time Password in Latest Systems
Apple has quietly tightened the requirements for how children under 13 in a Family Sharing group can bypass its on-device detection system for nudity in images and videos.11:17 pmTotallee launches super thin cases for iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max | 9 to 5 MacTotallee launches super thin cases for iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max
Totallee is now shipping their signature-style cases for all the new iPhones. Totallee has been making iPhone cases since 2013 and is the leading manufacturer of super-thin cases that provide everyday protection without adding bulk. All of their cases are thin, pocket-friendly and branding free. If you just received your new iPhone and are in need of a case, definitely give them a try. SUPER THIN iPHONE CASES | $35 Size: iPhone 16 Pro Max case | iPhone 16 Pro case | iPhone 16 Plus case | iPhone 16 case | Older models more…10:53 pmGentler Streak is now ready for iOS 18 with tinted icons and widgets
The popular fitness and wellness app Gentler Streak recently released a major update that turned the app into a workout journal. Now the developers behind the app are back with another update, this time adding support for iOS 18’s tinted icons and widgets. more…09:42 pmmacOS Sequoia’s firewall disrupts security tools, and more
Apple's recent macOS 15 update, also known as Sequoia, has caused compatibility issues with several security tools from prominent… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.09:40 pmFirst iPhone 16 Pro durability tests show downside to new ultra-thin bezels
The iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro are here, and so are the first durability tests. If you want to watch Apple’s latest flagship phones go through drop tests, knife tests, and more, head below for some links. more…09:21 pmiOS 18: How to lock and hide apps on iPhone
Apple has improved iPhone security and privacy with iOS 18. One of the valuable new features is the ability to require Face ID for individual apps as well as putting them in a hidden folder. Read along for how to lock and hide apps on iPhone in iOS 18. more…09:14 pmWSJ: Qualcomm wants to acquire Intel as PC makers switch from x86 to ARM
In a surprising move, chipmaker Qualcomm has been considering a full takeover of Intel, known for its computer processors. A report in The Wall Street Journal on Friday revealed that although a deal is “far from certain,” the two companies have held talks on the subject. more…08:58 pmApple has a list of everything you need to repair the iPhone 16
Apple has posted a guide covering what tools you need to replace the iPhone 16 battery, and a list of other items needed to conduct wider repairs.Image credit: AppleThe guide, found on Apple's support site, provides a small list of items you'll need to make sure you have on hand before you start.9-volt battery Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums08:32 pmiPhone 15 Pro Max battery lasts one extra hour thanks to iOS 18 optimizations
Chinese blogger Geekerwan conducted a battery test on Apple's iPhone 16 lineup as part of his coverage. The results aligned with previous… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.08:28 pmiPhone 16 tip: Replace the camera button on your Lock Screen
The iPhone 16 and 16 Pro are now in users’ hands. If you’ve purchased the latest iPhone, that means you now have Camera Control—a dedicated side button for the camera. Hot tip: now you can replace the Lock Screen’s camera button with something else. Here’s how to do it. more…07:55 pmHere’s every tool you’ll need to replace the iPhone 16’s battery
Apple is celebrating iPhone 16 launch day in a variety of ways, including publishing a new battery repair guide. Hopefully no one will need a battery repair or replacement for their new iPhone 16 any time soon. But if and when there’s a need, here are all the tools you’ll want to have on hand. more…07:53 pmReviewing iOS 18 for power users: Control Center, iCloud, and more
Never mind emojis—here’s some stuff that makes iOS more efficient.07:45 pm4 easy tweaks to fix the Photos app in iOS 18
If you’re one of the many people frustrated by the new Photos app design in iOS 18, you can fix it to make it easier to use again. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)07:16 pmiPhone 16 Pro hands on: All the new titanium colors
It's 2024 iPhone launch day, and we got our hands on all the new iPhone 16 Pro colors to compare. Here's what they're like outside of Apple's pristine marketing images.The new finishes for iPhone 16 ProThis year's batch of iPhone 16 Pro phones technically received four new finishes, but the most notable is the Desert Titanium that has replaced the outgoing blue hue.Now the four titanium colors in the range are the aforementioned Desert, White, Black, and Natural. Let's take a closer look. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums07:15 pmiPhone 16 pre-order demand in Russia is 15% higher YoY
Despite Apple's export ban on Russia, pre-orders for the new iPhone model have surpassed those of its predecessor by 15%… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.07:14 pmAnker recalls two popular MagSafe clone power banks over fire risk
Accessory maker Anker has recalled three of its power-related products, including two MagSafe clones, due to a potential fire hazard.Anker 334 MagGo Battery [left] and Anker MagGo Power BankThe notice, posted to Anker's website, reveals that the Anker 334 MagGo Battery (PowerCore 10K), the Anker Power Bank, and Anker MagGo Power Bank, are being recalled.Anker says that it has discovered that a number of the lithium-ion batteries used in the powerbanks "may pose a fire risk due to a manufacturing defect." Affected models could overheat, which may lead to melting components, smoke, and even fire. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums07:00 pmZuckerberg Says Apple's Culture is Not Like Meta's
Meta and Apple have increasingly been rivals, and Mark Zuckerberg only expects their competition to intensify in the coming years. From a report: "I think in a lot of ways we're like the opposite of Apple," Zuckerberg said. "Clearly, their stuff has worked really well too. They take this approach that's like, 'We're going to take a long time, we're going to polish it, we're going to put it out,' and maybe for the stuff that they're doing that works, maybe that just fits with their culture." Zuckerberg went on to say Meta approaches product releases differently, saying, "there are a lot of conversations that we have internally where you're almost at the line of being embarrassed at what you put out." "You want to really have a culture that values shipping and getting things out and getting feedback more than needing always to get great positive accolades from people when you put stuff out," he continued. He also took the opportunity to critique Apple's approach. "If you want to wait until you get praised all the time, you're missing a bunch of the time when you could've learned a bunch of useful stuff and then incorporated that into the next version you're going to ship," he said. [...] Zuck said one of his goals for the next 10 or 15 years is "to build the next generation of open platforms and have the open platforms win." Read more of this story at Slashdot.06:45 pmApple designers shed light on the new iPhone 16 Camera Control button
While some may pooh-pooh the iPhone 16 lineup as a boring addition to Apple's smartphone catalog, many people are excited for one single feature: the Camera Control button. Here's what Apple designers have to say about it.The new Camera Control buttonHuman interface designer Johnnie Manzari and senior director of product design Rich Dinh sat down with Design Tangents to discuss what it took to make the iPhone 16's new camera a reality. The interview took place in Apple's own podcast studio in Cupertino following September's "It's Glowtime" event.Much of the interview centers on discussing Apple's design philosophy and how designers figure out what makes the cut and what doesn't. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums06:42 pmThis refurb Apple Watch Ultra is just $449 right now
Macworld The Apple Watch Ultra is definitely one of the coolest and most capable smartwatches ever made, even if we’re talking about the first edition. One thing we can say against it, however, is the price, because at $799, it’s certainly expensive. But if you’ve balked at the high price before, this refurbished model is down to $449 at Amazon, a good $350 under its MSRP. Yes, yes, we know—it’s not a new model, but it’s perfectly safe to purchase. The product was inspected, tested, and brought to its best possible shape, and instead of an Apple warranty, Amazon says it “can be returned in its original condition for a full refund or replacement within 365 days of receipt.” Now that that’s out of the way, here’s what you’ll love about the smartwatch. We reviewed the Apple Watch Ultra and gave it a near-perfect score, as well as our Editors’ Choice award. Our expert appreciated the rugged design and the excellent battery life, as well as the fact that you can customize the Action Button to whatever suits your needs best. This isn’t just an upgrade to the regular Apple Watch model but rather a watch built with one specific target in mind: People who need a rugged tool on their wrist to safely navigate trips off the beaten path or athletes who need a reliable companion. So, if you’ve been waiting for the perfect moment to get an Apple Watch Ultra – now’s the time. You can safe a ton of money while getting a device that’s almost like new, and you should take advantage of this opportunity. So place this Apple Watch Ultra in your cart and take it home for $449. The Apple Watch Ultra finally has a good priceBuy it now at Amazon06:40 pmdbrand delivers the grippiest iPhone 16 case, ‘idiot-proof’ screen protector, Area 51 skin | 9 to 5 Macdbrand delivers the grippiest iPhone 16 case, ‘idiot-proof’ screen protector, Area 51 skin
“Definitely not a cult” dbrand has launched three new products for the iPhone 16 lineup to protect and uniquely style your new device. The Grip case offers the “world’s grippiest phone case™” with a free skin of your choice included, there’s the new Prism 2.0 “idiot-proof” screen protector that guarantees a “flawless” installation, plus a new Area 51 skin that features a slick 3D textured design. Order yours below. more…