Apple Still Trying to Keep Up With M2 MacBook Air Demand Almost a Month After Launch
Almost a month after launch, demand for the new M2 MacBook Air continues to be high, with supply in relatively short supply. For just the baseline configuration, customers are facing up to a three-week wait, according to Apple's online store. In the United States, Apple lists the ‌MacBook Air‌ as shipping out in two to three weeks for the baseline model with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of SSD storage. Other configurations with varying storage and memory options are listed as one to two weeks away. The delay is timely as Apple is currently running a Back to School promotion for students preparing for classes this fall. The new ‌MacBook Air‌ may be an attractive purchase for students thanks to its lightweight and thin design and the battery life and performance enabled by the ‌M2‌ chip. Apple has been facing a constrained supply chain in recent months, but the situation does seem to be easing. Besides the long wait for the new ‌MacBook Air‌, most other Macs in Apple's lineup remain readily available for shipping with no weeks-long delay. The highest-end Mac Studio and the 24-inch iMac with the M1 chip are the two exceptions. The ‌Mac Studio‌ is listed with shipping estimates well into at least one month, and customers looking for an ‌iMac‌ face a three to four week delay, according to Apple's store at the time of writing. In the third quarter of the year, Apple's Mac business was severely constrained. The company's CEO, Tim Cook, said that Mac supply was so low for the quarter that it was difficult to gauge actual demand for Apple's latest computers. Here is what Tim said during the company's last earnings call: In terms of testing the demand, you can't really test demand unless you have the supply. We were so far from that last quarter that we have an estimate of what we believe demand was, but it is an estimate. We recognize how the industry is doing, we think that we've got a great story with the Mac, getting M1 out and now M2 out, we have a very strong offering for the back to school season and we'll see how we do this quarter. We'll report back in October. Mac revenue for Q3 of 2022 was down to $7.3B from $8.2B a year ago.Related Roundup: MacBook AirBuyer's Guide: MacBook Air (Buy Now)Related Forum: MacBook AirThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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Apple Removes 'Hide My Email' Support in Third-Party Apps From macOS Ventura Features Page
Apple recently removed a mention of "Hide My Email" support in third‑party apps from the macOS Ventura features page on its U.S. website, as noted by French website MacGeneration. The feature was still listed on the page as of August 3, according to the Wayback Machine, but it was removed at some point since then. Apple's website said that you would be able to "keep your personal email address private with Hide My Email in third‑party apps" with an iCloud+ subscription. It is unclear why Apple delisted the feature or if it is still planned for macOS Ventura's release later this year. Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The feature is still listed on the macOS Ventura page in many other countries, but Apple is typically slower at updating its website in other regions. Hide My Email was first introduced on the Mac with macOS Monterey last year. The feature can generate unique, random email addresses that automatically forward to your personal inbox, allowing you to hide your actual email address for increased privacy. On macOS Monterey, the feature is limited to Apple apps like Safari and Mail. Hide My Mail is included with iCloud+ storage plans, which start at $0.99 per month in the U.S. The feature is also available when creating an account in Safari using the "Sign in with Apple" feature. In the Mail app on macOS Monterey version 12.1 and later, Hide My Mail can be found in a pop-up menu in the "From" field.Related Roundup: macOS VenturaThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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Apple Releases Safari Technology Preview 151 With Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements
Apple today released a new update for Safari Technology Preview, the experimental browser Apple first introduced in March 2016. Apple designed the ‌Safari Technology Preview‌ to test features that may be introduced into future release versions of Safari. ‌Safari Technology Preview‌ release 151 includes bug fixes and performance improvements for Web Inspector, WebDriver, CSS, Rendering, Media, JavaScript, Web API, Web Components, Accessibility, Lockdown Mode, and Web Extensions. The current ‌Safari Technology Preview‌ release is built on the Safari 16 update and it includes support for feature coming in macOS Ventura such as Live Text, Passkeys, Web Extension improvements, and more. The new build of ‌Safari Technology Preview‌ is compatible with machines running macOS 13 Ventura, unlike prior versions of ‌Safari Technology Preview‌, but it no longer works with macOS Big Sur. The ‌Safari Technology Preview‌ update is available through the Software Update mechanism in System Preferences to anyone who has downloaded the browser. Full release notes for the update are available on the Safari Technology Preview website. Apple's aim with ‌Safari Technology Preview‌ is to gather feedback from developers and users on its browser development process. ‌Safari Technology Preview‌ can run side-by-side with the existing Safari browser and while designed for developers, it does not require a developer account to download.This article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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For Season 2, Orlando Jones & Shannon Brown are Joining the cast of the Apple TV+ Sports Drama 'Swagger'
Back in June Patently Apple posted a report titled " Apple TV+ Picks Up the Sports Drama ‘Swagger’ for Season 2." This afternoon we're learning that Apple is solidifying the cast for Season 2 of its sports drama Swagger

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On the Heels of the Finale of its hit Dramedy 'Physical,' Apple signs it up for a Third Season
On the heels of the finale of its broadly celebrated second season (Aug. 5th), Apple TV+ announced a season three renewal for "Physical

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iOS 16: Everything New With Notes and Reminders
The iOS 16 update focuses primarily on the Lock Screen and new features for apps like Mail, Messages, and Photos, but Apple did make some small changes to the Notes and Reminders app, adding a handful of new options. This guide highlights all of the new features in the ‌iOS 16‌ Notes and Reminders apps. Notes There are some quality of life improvements for the Notes app, most notably an option to lock notes with the same passcode used to lock your iPhone. iPhone Quick Note The Share Sheet has gained an "Add to Quick Note" option so you can create Quick Notes on ‌iPhone‌. Add to Quick Note is an option across the iOS operating system, in first and third-party apps. You can create Quick Notes with Safari links, images, and more. Quick Notes used to be an iPad only feature introduced in iPadOS 15, but ‌iOS 16‌ brings them to the ‌iPhone‌ as well. On ‌iPad‌, you can create Quick Notes from the Lock Screen, but on ‌iPhone‌, the Share Sheet interface is required. Updated Smart Folders There are new Smart Folder filters available for better note organization. Rules can be created for Date Created, Date Modified, Shared, Mentions, Checklists, Attachments, Folder, Quick Notes, Pinned Notes, and Locked Notes. Smart Folders used to be based solely on tags, so this is a notable update to the way notes are organized. Lock Notes With Passcode Rather than selecting a specific passcode for a locked note, you can instead lock your notes with your ‌iPhone‌'s passcode. That makes more sense than thinking up a standalone password, because you're not likely to forget your ‌iPhone‌ passcode. Notes locked with a passcode can be automatically unlocked with Face ID and the feature does not need to be enabled, plus you can access your locked notes across all of your devices by using the passcode for the device you're using. Note that notes locked with your passcode can only be viewed on devices running ‌iOS 16‌, iPadOS 16, or macOS Ventura. Devices running older versions of iOS and macOS will not be able to view passcode locked notes. Grouping by Date In your list of notes and your gallery view, Notes are now grouped by chronological categories like Today and Yesterday to make it easier to find your most recent notes. Filters When using Smart Folders or the Tag Browser, you can opt to filter for any or all of the criteria that you've chosen. Reminders Pinned lists, list templates, and the completed smart list bring some notable improvements for those who use the Reminders app on a regular basis. Pinned Lists The lists that you use most often can be pinned to the top of the Reminders app for easy access. Pinned lists show up right alongside Reminder app sections like Today, Scheduled, and Flagged. Completed Smart List Apple has added a whole new "Completed" section to the Reminders app that aggregates all of the reminders that you have checked off and finished. It is organized in sections that include Previous 7 Days and Previous 30 Days, then further back, it organizes reminders into months and years. Completed reminders can be cleared out by tapping on the "Clear" button at the top of the app, or they can be deleted individually by swiping. List Templates If you have a list that you reuse often like a grocery list or a packing list, you can save it as a template so it can be reused anytime. When creating a new list, the template section shows up as an option so you can choose your previously created templates. You can go into the Templates section of the Reminders app and make any template shareable. From there, you can copy a link and send it to other people. Others are also able to share templates with you, and those templates can be imported into the Reminders app. Scheduled and Today List Improvements Grouping by time and date is designed to make it easier to view and add reminders. The Today List is now grouped by Morning, Afternoon, and Night for a better division of the day. The Scheduled List has week and month groups for longer-term organization. Improved List Groups Any list group can be tapped to display a combined view of both the lists and the reminders that are inside. Shared List Notifications When tasks are added or completed in a shared list, you can opt to receive a notification. Enhanced Notes Notes added to reminders now support underlining, bold, and strikethrough text, plus bullet points can be used. Filters You can opt to filter for any or all of the criteria in a custom smart list or the tag browser. Collaboration Both Notes and Reminders work with the new collaboration feature that Apple implemented in ‌iOS 16‌. You can send an invitation to collaborate to someone in Messages or FaceTime, and everyone on the thread is added to the Note or Reminder that you're working with. Guide Feedback Have questions about Notes and Reminders in ‌iOS 16‌, know of a feature we left out, or want to offer feedback on this guide? Send us an email here.Related Roundups: iOS 16, iPadOS 16This article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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Apple Not Expecting Drop in iPhone Demand, Asks Suppliers to Make 90 Million iPhone 14 Units
Apple is not anticipating a drop in iPhone sales in 2022 amid an overall smartphone market slowdown, reports Bloomberg. The Cupertino company is expecting continued strong demand for the ‌iPhone‌ and has asked suppliers to make 90 million iPhone 14 models, which is on par with iPhone 13 manufacturing in the same time period last year. Apple is expecting to manufacture approximately 220 million iPhones in total in 2022, which is in line with 2021 manufacturing. Sources that spoke to Bloomberg said that Apple is able to weather a downturn in the smartphone market because the Apple customer base is still willing to spend money on premium devices. Prior to 2021, new ‌iPhone‌ launches saw Apple manufacturing around 75 million devices. That was bumped up to 90 million in 2021 as the company anticipated high demand for the ‌iPhone 13‌ models, and Apple is sticking with that target level for 2022. While few changes are expected for the standard ‌iPhone 14‌ models, the higher-end iPhone 14 Pro models will feature a new notchless design (with hole-punch and pill-shaped camera cutouts), an upgraded 48-megapixel camera, a faster A16 chip, an always-on display, and more. Current rumors suggest that the ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ models could have a higher starting price than the iPhone 13 Pro models, increasing the average selling price of iPhones in 2022. Apple has not provided revenue guidance since 2020, but Apple CFO Luca Maestri said during the company's second quarter earnings call that revenue growth is expected to accelerate in the September quarter, and supply constraints are expected to be lower than they were in the June quarter.Related Roundups: iPhone 14, iPhone 14 ProThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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Dropbox Plans to Release Mac App Beta With Full Support for macOS Monterey in Fourth Quarter
Dropbox plans to release a public beta of its Mac desktop app with full support for macOS Monterey and later in the early fourth quarter of 2022, a company representative said today in a forum post shared on Reddit. With the release of macOS 12.3 in March, Apple deprecated kernel extensions used by cloud storage services like Dropbox and OneDrive, resulting in users being unable to open online-only files stored on Dropbox or OneDrive in third-party apps after updating. The new version of Dropbox for Mac will include full support for opening online-only files, but the updated app has still yet to be released after several months. If the latest timeframe promised by Dropbox is kept, the public beta for the new Mac app should be available around October to November, which is likely around the same time that Apple will publicly release macOS Ventura. In the meantime, Dropbox users can continue to open online-only files on macOS Monterey and later by double clicking on them in the Finder app. The full forum post reads as follows:Hi everyone, Thank you for reaching out. We hear your feedback and we're working hard on this experience. A public beta for full support of macOS will be available in early Q4. For now, you can still double-click to open files in Finder. Everything else is working as usual. Your experience on PC devices, dropbox.com, and from the latest iOS and Android apps remains unaffected. You can find more information here: https://help.dropbox.com/installs-integrations/desktop/macos-12-monterey-support. Please ensure you have turned on early releases and once the beta is available to you, you will receive a notification. Thank you.Dropbox previously said it would begin rolling out an updated version of its Mac app to beta testers in March, but development has evidently taken longer, leading to many complaints in a Dropbox forum thread about the matter.Related Roundup: macOS MontereyTag: DropboxRelated Forum: macOS MontereyThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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Shazam App for Mac Gains Apple Silicon Support, New Icon
Apple today updated its Shazam app for the Mac for the first time in two years, introducing Apple silicon support for M1 and M2 Macs and adding a refreshed icon that is in line with the look of macOS Monterey. The Shazam app for Mac is now using Apple's universal binary so it runs natively on both Intel Macs and those that have Apple-designed chips inside. Apple finalized its purchase of Shazam back in 2018, but the Mac app has received few updates since then, making this the most notable update since the acquisition. The Shazam app adds an icon to the Mac's menu bar that can be clicked to identify a song that is playing. The functionality is built into Siri so Mac users can access Shazam without having to install an app, but some may prefer an easy access menu bar app. (Thanks, Aaron!)Tag: ShazamThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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Amazon's Redesigned Prime Video App Now Available for Apple TV
Amazon today updated its Prime Video app for the Apple TV with a redesigned interface that looks similar to other streaming service apps. Amazon's redesigned Prime Video app via The Verge Like the Netflix app, the redesigned Prime Video app has a new vertical navigation bar along the left side and a top 10 list of popular series and movies on the service. Prime Video Channels subscriptions like AMC+ and Paramount+, sports, and live TV content are all more prominently featured, and there are larger visuals across the app. The long-awaited update to the Prime Video app is available through the tvOS App Store on all Apple TV 4K and Apple TV HD models. HBO Max also updated its Apple TV app with much-welcomed usability improvements in April.Related Roundup: Apple TVTag: Amazon Prime VideoBuyer's Guide: Apple TV (Caution)Related Forum: Apple TV and Home TheaterThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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While Apple hasn't updated their Beddit Sleep Tracking System in some time, they've just updated the Original Patent
In 2017 Apple acquired Beddit, a company that developed a Sleep Tracking device back in 2017. Since that time Apple's engineers have advanced the technology that may be used in future versions of the monitoring system. Today the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that updates the original 2017 patent that was never covered by Patently Apple. Will Apple advance their Beddit product or continue to shift their focus more on Sleep Tracking in watchOS going forward?

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Batteries App Brings iOS 16's New Battery Percentage Icon to the Mac
Just a few days after Apple reintroduced a battery percentage icon on the latest iPhones, developer Rony Fadel has updated his popular Batteries app with a new option to enable a similar looking battery percentage icon in the Mac's menu bar. As on the iPhone, the battery percentage appears inside the battery icon on the Mac for a consistent appearance across iOS and macOS. The existing battery indicator on the Mac can be disabled in the System Settings app in the Battery menu. Starting with the fifth developer beta of iOS 16, it is once again possible to view an iPhone's battery percentage in the status bar without having to swipe down to open Control Center. The feature is available on most iPhones with a notch, with the exception of the iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 13 mini, standard iPhone 11, and iPhone XR. It's possible that Apple may expand the icon to additional iPhones in later iOS 16 betas. Apple had removed the ability to view battery percentage in the status bar when the iPhone X was released in 2017 due to the notch and only brought it back now. Batteries for Mac is a useful app that lets you view battery percentages for an iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods, Beats, and other Bluetooth devices in the macOS menu bar. The app can also provide low battery notifications for the devices on the Mac. The app is priced at $8.99 in the U.S. and is also available as part of the Setapp subscription bundle.This article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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iPhone 14 Suppliers Reportedly Feeling Uncertain About Demand Ahead of Launch
Suppliers for the upcoming iPhone 14 reportedly feel uncertain about how high demand will be for Apple's upcoming flagship lineup, according to supply chain sources speaking to DigiTimes. A paywalled preview of a full story set to be published tomorrow says "uncertainty remains about demand for the new models between the end of the fourth quarter and the beginning of first-quarter 2023." Apple and its suppliers have been ramping up shipments of components ahead of mass production, which is expected to begin later this month. Despite suppliers' uncertain sentiment, Apple is expecting the ‌iPhone 14‌ series to perform quite well. Just last week, it was reported that Apple had informed suppliers to increase iPhone 14 shipments by 5% to 95 million units, higher than what the company was initially expecting. One reason suppliers may feel uncertain about demand is a reported increase in the price of the higher-end models of the ‌iPhone 14‌ lineup. Reliable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has reported that the price of the ‌iPhone 14‌ lineupmay increase, possibly due to both models starting with an increased 256GB of storage. Other than a possible price increase, the iPhone 14 Pro and ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ Max are expected to gain several noteworthy features, including a 48MP camera, a new pill-shaped and hole-punch display cutout, better performance, and more. Learn more about the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro using our respective roundups.Related Roundups: iPhone 14, iPhone 14 ProTag: digitimes.comThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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Deals: Get AirPods for $99.99 and AirPods Pro for $179.99 on Amazon (Up to $69 Off)
Today we're tracking a pair of discounts on the AirPods 2 and AirPods Pro, and both deals are in stock and ready to ship from Amazon. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with Amazon. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running. AirPods 2 Starting with the AirPods 2, you can get the headphones for $99.99, down from $129.00. This is the second-best price that we've tracked on the AirPods 2 in 2022, following the record low discount we saw during Prime Day. $29 OFFAirPods 2 for $99.99 This is the model of AirPods that comes with the Wired Charging Case. Apple discontinued the AirPods 2 with the Wireless Charging Case so we haven't seen any notable deals on that accessory in months. AirPods Pro with MagSafe Secondly, Amazon has the AirPods Pro with MagSafe Charging Case for $179.99, down from $249.00. This is the second-best price we've ever tracked on the new AirPods Pro. $69 OFFAirPods Pro with MagSafe for $179.99 The headphones are in stock today, and they are shipped and sold directly by Amazon. The new AirPods Pro launched in 2021, and are essentially the same as the 2019 model with the addition of the new MagSafe Charging Case. We track sales for every model of the AirPods in our Best AirPods Deals guide, so be sure to bookmark that page while you shop around for the wireless headphones.Related Roundup: Apple DealsThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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Apple Delaying Telegram From Releasing Major App Store Update, Telegram CEO Says
Telegram's CEO, Pavel Durov, is lashing out against Apple over the company's "obscure" App Store review process that is delaying Telegram from releasing an update to its app that will "revolutionize how people express themselves in messaging." In his Telegram channel, Durov says that an update to Telegram for iOS that will change how people communicate has been stuck in Apple's ‌App Store‌ review process for over two weeks, with no communication from the company over why or when it will be approved. Durov points out that if an app as popular as Telegram receives this treatment, one can "imagine the difficulties experienced by smaller app developers." For example, our upcoming update – which is about to revolutionize how people express themselves in messaging – has been stuck in Apple's "review" for two weeks, without explanation or any feedback provided by Apple. If Telegram, one of the top 10 most popular apps globally, is receiving this treatment, one can only imagine the difficulties experienced by smaller app developers. It's not just demoralizing: it causes direct financial losses to hundred of thousands of mobile apps globally. Durov, a vocal critic of Apple and its ‌App Store‌ in the past, points out the controversial "Apple tax," which gives Apple a 30% cut of certain in-app purchases from eligible apps that make over $1 million annually. Durov calls Apple's behavior "abusive" and says that damage inflicted by the company "can't be undone." This harm goes on top of the 30% tax Apple and Google take from app developers – which, according to them, is supposed to pay for the resources needed to review apps. The regulators in the EU and elsewhere are slowly starting to look into these abusive practices. But the economic damage that has already been inflicted by Apple on the tech industry won't be undone.It's unclear why Apple is delaying Telegram's app update from reaching the millions of Telegram users. Most apps are typically reviewed fairly quickly, so the long wait in this instance is particularly interesting. Telegram is one of the most popular messaging services on the ‌App Store‌, competing with the likes of WhatsApp, Instagram, Signal, and Apple's iMessage service. On its website, Apple says, "every week, over 500 dedicated experts around the world review over 100K apps," adding that over 1 million submissions are rejected.Tags: App Store, TelegramThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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Apple marks 40 years in Australia with New Commitments to protect the planet & New Coding Opportunities for growing the iOS app economy
Apple announced this morning that to mark Apple’s 40 years in Australia, the company is introducing new initiatives that will help protect the environment and create opportunity in communities across the country.

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Future Apple Pencil may gain new 'Sliding' and 'Rolling' Touch Gestures Controls and more
Today the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that relates to next-gen Apple Pencil features. One such feature is referred to as a 'rolling gesture' feature as our cover graphic depicts.

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Apple Invents an advanced Matte Finish Process for future iDevices and Macs using a Zirconia-Based Ceramic
In September 2019 Patently Apple posted a report titled "A new Apple patent suggests that they may have used a Metallic Glass for the iPhone 11 Pro's Textured Surface." The patent never identified the specific type of "metal glass" it was using. Today, a new Apple patent describes a zirconia-based ceramic that could be used on the body or glass of future iDevices and Macs.

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Sonos Delays Release of More Affordable 'Sub Mini' Wireless Subwoofer
Sonos announced its third quarter earnings this week, during which it all but confirmed that its long-awaited Sub Mini subwoofer won't be coming as soon as originally planned. Leaked in May by The Verge, the Sub Mini is a small cylindrical subwoofer that is expected to be more affordable than the current $749 Sonos Sub. The Sub Mini will wirelessly pair with the company's existing soundbar lineup, including the Ray, the second-generation Beam, and the Arc. A month after the leak, the Sub Mini appeared on the FCC in June, suggesting the wait between filing and commercial release would follow Sonos' typical timeline. But it looks as if the Sub Mini has been delayed until the first fiscal quarter of 2023. A Sonos spokesperson confirmed the news to The Verge in an email, saying "I can confirm we decided to push an anticipated product launch from Q4 '22 into Q1 '23." That puts the subwoofer's release to sometime between October and December. Sonos reported lower than expected revenue in its Q3 earnings report, pointing to high inflation and the dollar's appreciation as factors that have adversely affected consumer demand for its electronics category. Sonos said it is holding onto more inventory than it would like and is facing a "challenging Q4." Tag: SonosThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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Here's How the Samsung Galaxy Fold 4 Compares to Five Expected iPhone 14 Features
Samsung yesterday announced its latest flagship foldable phone, the Galaxy Fold 4. The new foldable is the company's fourth foldable handset and comes just weeks before Apple plans to announce the iPhone 14. The Fold 4, compared to last year's Fold 3, has minor tweaks and improvements to build quality, display, user interface, and cameras. Here we've compared five Galaxy Fold 4 features with new features expected for the upcoming ‌iPhone 14‌. New Display Material The Galaxy Fold 4 utilizes Samsung's latest display technology and the company's M12 material set. The new display material, compared to past generations, offers richer colors and improved brightness. According to a report from The Elec, that same material set is rumored to be used for the upcoming iPhone 14 Pro and ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ Max displays. The lower-end models of the ‌iPhone 14‌ will stick with the M11 material set. Other than the benefits offered by the new display material, no other display changes are rumored for this year's upcoming iPhone. Apple introduced ProMotion with support for up to 120Hz in the iPhone 13 Pro last year. 48MP Wide Camera ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ renders made by Ian Zelbo The Galaxy Fold 4 features an improved main camera with a 50MP lens and f/1.8 aperture. Paired with improved on-device image processing, Samsung says the hardware and software changes will yield better quality images and videos. The ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ is rumored to be gaining some significant camera improvements, including a major boost in the main camera. Compared to the current 12MP wide camera on the highest-end ‌iPhone‌, the ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ is likely to feature a 48MP wide camera. The ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ will be capable of taking 48MP photos when lighting conditions are ideal, but when they're not, the ‌iPhone‌ will resort to a process known as pixel-binning to take 12MP images. The ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌'s wide camera is also said to be receiving a 21% larger sensor to provide more detail to photos and improved low light capabilities. The ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ is also rumored to be capable of recording 8K video, the first ever for an ‌iPhone‌. The Galaxy Fold 4, like current iPhones, is capable of recording 4k at 60FPS. WiFi 6E Originally rumored for the iPhone 13, this year's ‌iPhone 14‌ could be the first ‌iPhone‌ to feature the newer WiFi 6E standard. The new standard offers improved speed, range, and capacity on public networks. The Galaxy Fold 3 was the first Galaxy Fold to support WiFi 6E, with the Galaxy Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 following suite. You can learn more about WiFi 6E and the improvements it offers here. Faster Performance ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ renders made by Ian Zelbo The Galaxy Fold 4 is powered by Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chips that are based on the 4nm fabrication process and can reach speeds of up to 3.2GHz. The ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ will feature Apple's new and faster A16 Bionic chip. Both the Galaxy Fold 4 and the ‌iPhone 14‌ will be equally fast and speedy for the majority of customers and their day-to-day workflows. One difference, however, will be RAM. The Galaxy Fold 4 features 12GB of RAM that enables true multitasking on the device, while the ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌, like current high-end iPhones, is expected to feature just half of that. The RAM on the upcoming ‌iPhone‌ will feature LPDDR 5 type of memory, which is faster than previous models. This means that even with just 6GB of RAM coupled with iOS's memory management, the ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ is likely to remain competitive with Samsung's 12GB of RAM offering. Better Selfies ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌ renders made by Ian Zelbo On the outside display, the Galaxy Fold 4 has a 10MP selfie camera, and the inside features an under-the-display 4MP camera. Like the Galaxy Fold 4, the ‌iPhone 14‌ will feature an upgraded front camera. Rumors point to the ‌iPhone 14‌'s selfie camera being a "high-end" camera with a wider f/1.9 aperture and autofocus capabilities. The wider aperture will allow more light to pass through the lens to reach the sensor for sharper, crisper photos and improved depth of field.Tag: SamsungThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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Apple's TV Studio has signed an agreement with Futuro Studio for the first chance to turn any podcast into a film or TV show
In 2021 Spotify overtook Apple Podcasts as the biggest US Podcast platform and Apple has been stepping up its spending on original podcasts ever since. It's being reported that Apple just signed an agreement with Futuro Studios...

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The Epic Games v. Apple Private Antitrust Lawsuit has been Scheduled for late October in San Francisco
It's being reported today that the technology industry's most important private antitrust lawsuit in history--Epic Games v. Apple has been scheduled for October

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Apple Invests in Original Podcasts With the Potential to Adapt into TV+ Shows
Apple has stepped up its investment in original podcast content by signing an agreement with Pulitzer Prize-winning production company Futuro Studios, Bloomberg reports. The deal stipulates that Apple will fund development and production of podcasts, and then have the first option to turn them into a film or TV show for its Apple TV+ service. Apple has ramped up its podcast production output over the past couple of years, generating spinoffs of some of its original television and movie content, such as the For All Mankind podcast, but also seeking to purchase original podcast programs that could tie into future TV+ shows. Apple has discussed similar arrangements with other podcast production studios and spent up to $10 million on the push so far, according to Bloomberg. Apple has already financed a handful of popular podcasts, including true crime series "Hooked" and "The Line," with several tied in some way to its TV shows. Apple is said to be using the podcast investment strategy as a relatively risk-free method of gauging interest in the material to determine whether it could become the foundation for a video series. The approach means Apple avoids having to spend potentially significantly more money to acquire rights to an established podcast in order to turn it into original video programming. Apple's low-key plans contrast with Spotify's high-spending strategy of acquiring already-popular podcasts and making them exclusive to its streaming service. Spotify has been making inroads in the podcasting market over the course of the last few years, ramping up its original podcast offerings and making major acquisitions, as well as scoring key deals such as the rights to the popular Joe Rogan Experience podcast.Tag: Apple PodcastsThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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Disney Raising Price of Disney+ Subscription to $10.99 and Launching $7.99 Ad-Supported Tier
Disney today announced that it is increasing the cost of its ad-free Disney+ subscription by 38 percent, raising the price from $7.99 per month to $10.99 per month. This is the most significant price increase Disney has introduced since the 2019 launch of the service. The price of the ad-free plan is increasing to $10.99 per month because Disney is also launching a new ad-supported tier that will be available for $7.99 per month. The price change and the new ad-supported streaming tier will go into effect on Thursday, December 8. Disney will also increase the price of Hulu without ads by $2, so it will be $14.99 per month instead of $12.99, with that change being implemented on October 10. Hulu with ads will see a price increase too, going from $6.99 to $7.99 per month. For current customers, the Disney+ bundle that includes Hulu and ESPN+ with ads will be $1 more expensive, going from $13.99 to $14.99. Disney will offer Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ with adds for $12.99, and a Disney+ and Hulu ad-supported bundle will be available for $9.99 per month. The current ad-free Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ plan will be priced at $19.99 per month. Disney announced the pricing changes during its earnings announcement for the third fiscal quarter of 2022 [PDF] Disney+ gained a total of 14.4 million subscribers during the quarter, and the company now has more than 221 million subscribers across its streaming platforms.Tags: Disney, Disney PlusThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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Apple Cracks Down on Websites Sharing iOS 16 Developer Beta
Two websites that provided download links for pre-release Apple software like iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS Ventura, and tvOS 16 have shut down in recent weeks, including BetaProfiles.com and IPSW.dev. Both websites are no longer accessible. In a tweet, BetaProfiles.com said it shut down to avoid a "legal battle with Apple," but it's not clear if the website (or IPSW.dev) actually received any threat of legal action from Apple or if the websites shut down on a precautionary basis. Apple, BetaProfiles.com, and IPSW.dev did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Hi everyone, I just wanted to say that BetaProfiles will be shutting down soon, I just don't want to get into a legal battle with Apple. BetaProfiles social media will remain as a place to discuss beta updates. Thanks guys so much ❤️— Beta Profiles (@BetaProfiles) August 10, 2022 In addition, lawyers representing Apple at Kilpatrick Townsend Stockton LLP allegedly provided Twitter with a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown notice related to over a dozen tweets containing links to websites like IPSW.dev. The alleged notice claimed that the tweets infringed on Apple's proprietary beta software. All of the tweets listed are no longer visible "in response to a report from the copyright holder." IPSW.dev provided users with access to IPSW files for the iOS 16 developer beta and other pre-release Apple software, with download links via Apple's servers, file sharing website WeTransfer, and torrents, while BetaProfiles.com provided links to both beta profiles and IPSW files. BetaProfiles.com said users must be enrolled in Apple's Developer Program in order to download the profiles, but users could avoid this warning. Apple's developer betas are only intended for members of Apple's Developer Program, which costs $99 per year in the United States, and it appears that Apple is attempting to uphold this policy by cracking down on websites like BetaProfiles.com and IPSW.dev. Those interested in trying out Apple's betas for free can sign up for Apple's public beta program.Related Roundups: iOS 16, iPadOS 16This article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

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OneDrive turns 15: Delivering new and intuitive experiences
Today, we’re celebrating the 15th anniversary of OneDrive. We’re excited to share even more features to help you access everything you need, whether you’re working alone on a project, collaborating with your team, or sharing photos and videos with your family. The post appeared first on Microsoft 365 Blog.

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redirected to https://support.apple.com/guide/keynote/tanc5f5e5382/mac [was “Use the object list in Keynote on Mac to manage objects on slides”]
You can use the object list to select objects, move objects up and down in the layering order, group objects, or delete them.

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Upcoming transition from the XML feed to the App Store Connect API
The App Store Connect REST API lets you customize and automate tasks across developer tools, giving you greater flexibility and efficiency in your workflows. Starting in November 2022, you’ll need to use this API instead of the XML feed to automate management of in-app purchases, subscriptions, metadata, and app pricing. The XML feed will continue to support existing Game Center management functionality.Learn about the App Store Connect API

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From enabling hybrid work to creating collaborative experiences—here’s what’s new in Microsoft 365
Now that hybrid work is just work, the challenge for organizations is to balance employee demands for flexibility with business needs. This month we made improvements to help employees work smarter and more efficiently, with integrated technology that brings people together across every role and function so they can connect and collaborate effectively in the flow of work. The post appeared first on Microsoft 365 Blog.

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From Viva Sales to new Office experiences—here’s what’s new in Microsoft 365
The ways we work have changed dramatically over the past several years, and those changes go so much further than whether work happens at home, in an office, or somewhere in between. In this collaboration-first world, every organization needs a digital fabric that binds people together—from the C-suite to the frontline, and across every role and function. The post appeared first on Microsoft 365 Blog.

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Introducing Microsoft Defender: A new Microsoft 365 online security app for you and your family
We are excited to announce the general availability of Microsoft Defender for individuals—a new security app designed to keep individuals and families safer online. Available for Microsoft 365 Personal and Family subscribers starting today, Microsoft Defender helps simplify your online security through one, unified view into your family’s protections, across your personal phones and computers. The post appeared first on Microsoft 365 Blog.

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How Microsoft Teams uses AI and machine learning to improve calls and meetings
Disruptive echo effects, poor room acoustics, and choppy videos are some common issues that can detract from the effectiveness of online calls and meetings. Through AI and machine learning, which have become fundamental to our strategy for continual improvement, we’ve delivered innovative enhancements in Microsoft Teams to address audio and video challenges in ways that are both user-friendly and scalable across environments. Today, we’re excited to cover some common meeting scenarios and the AI and machine learning audio and video improvements enabled in Teams. The post appeared first on Microsoft 365 Blog.

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Omi NTFS Disk Pro 1.1.4 – Write files to NTFS Disk.
Omi NTFS Disk Prois a Windows NTFS Disk Manager for Mac. Support Apple Silicon M1 Chip. Easily mount and unmount NTFS Disks on Mac. Support read, write, copy, edit files in Windows NTFS disk on Apple macOS, view all disk information. You can even repair and format the disk with one click. Bug Fixes Download Now

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PhotoX 6.2.1 – Watermark to protect your photos.
PhotoX helps you to avoid unauthorized use of your photos. Features Add Watermark Quicker and Easier - Watermarking multiple photos in a single batch. Just a single click, all photos are stamped with the same watermark settings. Fit your Style - Use your logo or other images as watermark. You can also define your own watermark text with different style: Font, Size, Bold, Italic, Underline and Color. Keep Visibility of Photos - Adjust opacity of watermark to keep the visibility of your photos. The watermark can also be placed in different positions. Support Different Formats of Image - BMP, JPEG (JPG), PNG, PNM, RAW, TIFF, WBMP, etc Bonus tools to protect your photos - Besides watermarking, four bonus tools are provided to protect your photos. Apply Multiple Effects - You can even apply multiple effects to protect your photos. For example, you can add a watermark to your photos and convert them into grayscale at the same time. Minor bug fixes and improvements Download Now

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CleanMyMac X 4.11.2 – Delete files that waste your disk space.
CleanMyMac X makes space for the things you love. Sporting a range of ingenious new features, CleanMyMac lets you safely and intelligently scan and clean your entire system, delete large, unused files, reduce the size of your iPhoto library, uninstall unneeded apps or fix the ones that started to work improperly, manage all your extensions from one place and do much more - all from one newly designed and beautifully simple interface. Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated. Download Now]] >

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EverWeb 3.8 – Drag-and-drop website builder.
With EverWeb, anyone can create a professional website just by dragging and dropping. Use one of the built-in templates, or start completely from scratch and design the perfect website for your business or personal hobby. Add text, photos, video, widgets, and more to easily create the website you want. EverWeb even creates mobile websites that look great on iPhones and iPads and includes powerful features such as: drop-down menus, social media integration, built-in SEO, Google Fonts support and so much more. Publish your website online using EverWeb's one-click publishing solution or publish to your own web hosting provider. [NEW] Social media OG tags now work properly for Blog posts including the title, image and image dimension tags. They will use the image assigned as the post image [NEW] Right click - > Follow link now works for shapes with a link and navigation bar [NEW] Right clicking on any shape or text now has an "Edit Link" option which quickly brings you to the Link tab in the Inspector [NEW] When you drag an image over shapes set to "Image Fill" or "Slide Show" you will see an indicator that you can drop the images on them [NEW] Shapes set to "Slide Show Fill" accept image files being dropped on them [NEW] You can now click the pagination button within the Slide Show object to switch between slides [NEW] "Follow Link' option when right clicking works for links set to "next" and "previous" [FIX] Fixed a bug with right or center aligned text in a text object "jumping" when trying to edit it [FIX] Fixed object shadow code on European versions of macOS [FIX] You can no longer link a navigation bar object (since the pages within it are automatically linked) [FIX] Slide Show Fill left arrow button works properly when clicked tp bring you to the previous slide [FIX] Fixed a potential crash with the RSS Feed Widget [FIX] Fixed scrollbar issue in Inspector [FIX] Simple Contact Form default height is larger now and it has a label at the top of Inspector - > Widget Settings [FIX] Fixed crash when copying and pasting certain text into EverWeb’s Design Canvas [FIX] Fixed the default text changing in the Text Section widget when making an change from the inspector [FIX] Fixed a few rare crashes with undo and adding new pages [CHG] The Section labels that appear when dragging objects around will disappear after 2 seconds automatically and will show up less frequently [CHG] Inspector- > Parallax scrolling option is now on the Image Fill tab since it only works with this options Download Now]] >

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Fusion 360 2.0.13881 – 3D CAD/CAM tool for product development.
Fusion 360 is a modern 3D CAD/CAM tool for product development. With Fusion 360 you have one integrated tool to take your idea from concept to manufacture. With built-in collaboration you can work with anyone, anywhere and because it’s cloud based you can access your designs anywhere, on any device. Features: Iterate Designs, Explore Forms Surface Modeling - Explore ideas and create organic shapes with T-Splines push-pull commands. Solid Modeling - Direct and history based modeling are seamlessly integrated. Parametric Modeling - Make changes that automatically update corresponding values and functions of the design. Mesh Modeling - Import OBJ or STL bodies as mesh models to create custom designs conforming to mesh surfaces. Engineer Designs, Explore Function Data Translation - Import and export design files with unlimited CAD translation of over 50 file types. Assembly Modeling - Assemble components and show how they work in relation to one other. Joints & Motion Studies - Create relationships, simulate motion, and review the fit and function of designs. Rendering - Visualize designs with a variety of rendering tools, environments, effects, and visual styles. Animations - Communicate design concepts with 3D exploded views and animations to show how a model is built or functions. Fabricate Designs 2.5 Axis & 3 Axis Machining - Prepare designs for machining with integrated CAM for 2D and 3D milling. 3D Printing - Set up designs for 3D printing within Fusion 360. Drawings - Document designs with associative 2D drawings - any changes made to the model will be automatically updated. Collaborate & Manage Designs Collaboration & Sharing - Collaborate within Fusion 360 by tracking and commenting on project progress, or share project components with other team members. Version Management - Store and manage all design data in one place with auto-save or manual version control. Mobile Viewing & Management - Access designs on the go with the free Autodesk A360 app or in a web browser. Share or Publish Data & Designs - Share designs with the community or with individuals with secure public sharing links. Other Features Enhanced Support - Get help with prioritized form responses, email, and extended phone support hours with an Autodesk support agent. API Extensibility - Create custom JavaScript’s or use sample scripts for bolt generation, spur gear generation, and simple built of materials extractor. Form Inspection & Analysis - Validate a model with curvature comb analysis, zebra analysis, draft analysis, curvature mapping, interference checking, assembly motion studies and more. The price quoted is that of a standard annual subscription. Monthly subscriptions are also available. We fixed a crash issue within parametric mesh that occurred when you clicked ‘Properties’ from a mesh’s context menu. Many of you reported issues when your graphics driver was set to OpenGl Core Profile, this includes abnormalities in the color of the screen alongside crash issues. Sorry about that. The root cause has now been identified and fixed. We fixed an issue causing you to crash when using "Get All Latest". We noticed an issue within the home tab where the selection of project/folder assets was not triggering any view changes in the file folder navigation component. This is now fixed. Download Now]] >

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XPS-to-PDF 5.0.1 – Convert XPS and OXPS docs to PDF.
XPS-to-PDF is a simple, efficient, and fast way to batch convert XPS (XML Paper Specification) and OXPS (OpenXPS) documents into PDF, JPG, PNG, TIFF, multi-page TIFF, BMP, and plain-text formats. In addition, XPS-to-PDF can extracts raster images from XPS documents. XPS-to-PDF supports JPEG, JPEG2000, and Flate image compression types, along with output quality for PDF conversion. Key Features Converts XPS files into PDF, JPG, JPEG2000, PNG, TIFF, BMP, and plain-text formats. Extracts raster images from XPS files as JPG, JPEG2000, PNG, TIFF, BMP. Batch conversion at lightning fast speed. XPS to multi-page TIFF conversion support. XPS-to-PDF Conversion Features Converts XPS to fully vector-PDF documents. Preserves text, vector graphics and raster images as editable PDF contents. Preserves bookmarks (Outline). Preserves XPS internal and external topic hyperlinks into PDF. It automatically maintains XPS topic and page navigation links into PDF compatible annotations. Supports PDF conversion using JPEG, JPEG2000 and Flate image compression methods. Can set compression quality. Preserves metadata properties. Version 4.0: Requires macOS 10.14 and later. UI improvements to streamline with the latest macOS. Now Download the app for free and start converting your XPS and OXPS documents. Other improvements. Download Now]] >

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GitKraken 8.8.0 – Cross-platform Git client.
GitKraken is a cross-platform Git client with efficiency, elegance, and reliability at its core. It was made for devs, by devs. GitKraken makes Git commands and processes easy, fast, and intuitive. Enjoy a visually appealing experience that requires fewer interactions, allows for more fluid workflows, and provides total functionality. Single Sign On Overview in Workspaces Partial stash Left panel improvements New Tab view updates Full list of changes available hereDownload Now

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MWeb 4.3.2 – Pro markdown writing, note-taking, and static blog generation.
MWeb can handle professional-level markdown with support for markdown extensions. It provides publishing to various social networks and blogging formats, as well as various preview themes. It also has two work modes: external, which allows the addition of external folders; and library, designed for note-taking and static blogging. Features: Full GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown) supported Publish/Update to Wordpress, Metaweblog API services, Wordpress.com, Evernote, Blogger, Tumblr. Drag-and-drop or paste to insert pictrue and display immediately. Live preview and export to PDF/HTML/RTF/DOCX External folder, library, static blog/website generator For more info, please check out this video. Added the "Change Icon" feature to the category of the Library mode, which requires macOS 11 at least. There will be over 3000 icons to choose from on macOS 12. Please try "Right-click Category - Change Icon" to use this feature. Optimize the list style of "Title Only Style" in the Library mode. In addition to automatically new note regularly, Quick Notes also adds a "Manually New Note" option. After selecting "Manually New Note", you can click the "+" button on the Quick Notes interface to add new note. Fixed the incorrect time point when Quick Notes new note regularly. The cmark-gfm library is updated to 0.29.0.gfm.4. This library is used to parse markdown syntax highlighting and generate html. It is very important. If you find any problems, feedback is welcome. Other bug fixes and improvements. Download Now]] >

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Amazon Photos 8.1.2 – Back up photos, videos, and more (was Amazon Cloud Drive).
Amazon Photos let's you back up photos, videos, and more from your computer to your Amazon Photos account. Web Organize and edit your photos online. Mobile Set Auto-Save to back up the photos and videos on your phone. Desktop Scheduled or one-time uploads to save all your photos. Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated. Amazon Cloud Drive account Download Now]] >

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Easy CSV Editor 2.9 – Editor for CSV and TSV data files.
Easy CSV Editor is a must-have editor for CSV and TSV data files. In a clean and user-friendly interface, it offers simplicity and flexibility to edit both small and large documents. Features Open, create, edit and save CSV/TSV documents even if they don't have the same number of fields in each row! Use "Clear" menu item to "cut" the last fields from a row (or even entire rows!). This way you can produce beautiful headers for your documents, without the usual clutter produced by the field separators. Find and replace using a familiar, yet powerful, interface Sort the entire document or a range of rows, based on sorting rules Auto-detection of CSV format, while providing you the option to adjust the detected parameters Select a group of cells to copy, cut or clear. This is in addition to selecting entire rows and columns! Full support for undo and redo Copy and paste data between Easy CSV Editor and other applications (i.e., Excel, Numbers). Works the other way around, too! "Edit → Select All Empty Rows" and "Edit → Select All Empty Columns" now ignore the rows and columns which are hidden.Download Now

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Gideros 2022.8 – An open-source, free-to-use game development solution.
Gideros is a free and open sourced game development solution that provides the cross-platform technology to create amazing games. In a couple of hours, you’ll find yourself building and running your next great game. Some Benefits of Gideros: It's Free: Gideros is Free and Open Sourced and there are no limitations to developing and publishing apps Instant testing: While developing your game, it can be tested on a real device through Wifi in only 1 second - you don’t waste your time with an export or deploy process. Native speed: Developed on top of C/C++ and OpenGL, your game runs at native speed and fully utilizes the power of CPUs and GPUs underneath. Plugins: You can easily extend the core with plugins. Import your existing (C, C++, Java or Obj-C) code, bind to Lua and interpret them directly. Dozens of open-source plugins are already developed and ready to use. Clean OOP approach: Gideros provides its own class system with all the basic OOP standards, enabling you to write clean and reusable code for any of your future games. Full dev set: Get everything you need from the start, including lightweight IDE, players for Desktop and devices, Texture packer, Font Creator and there are also lots of 3rd party tools. Fast development: Easy learning curve, instant testing, OOP coding practices and ability to create needed custom plugins reduces the development time. And because of reusable code, each your next app will be developed even faster. Crossplatform: Apart from supporting multiple platforms, Gideros also provides automatic screen scaling and automatic selecting of proper image resolution, which makes supporting different screen resolutions and creating universal projects an easy task.New features: [export/android] Add an application:setEventMerging() call which allows to enable/disable merging of touch/mouse move events together [export/html] Initial WebXR support Improvements: [library/3d] Better GLTF support [library/3d] Support vertex coloured meshes [example] cute_c2 demo updated [gfx] Allow to disable writing depth buffer through setStencilOperation() [plugin/ads] Add option to include AD_ID permission on android Fixes: [gfx] Fix cloned color transforms [styling] Fixes and improvements [plugin/cute_c2] Fix name conflict with imgui [plugin/share] Fix for Android [html] Disable GApp override in an exported project [gfx] Check 'application' presence in styling functions Download Now

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Cryptocurrency Ticker 1.1.0 – See your favorite cryptocurrencies.
Cryptocurrency Ticker shows you your favorite cryptocurrencies directly in the Mac status bar. You decide what to display and how to display it. Supported Currencies Bitcoin (BTC) Ethereum (ETH) Ripple (XRP) Litecoin (LTC) Ethereum Classic (ETC) NEM (XEM) Dash (DASH) IOTA (MIOTA) Monero (XMR) BitShares (BTS) Stratis (STRAT) EOS (EOS) Zcash (ZEC) Steem (STEEM) Waves (WAVES) Golem (GNT) AntShares (ANS) Bytecoin (BCN) Siacoin (SC) Gnosis (GNO) Iconomi (ICN) Augur (REP) Lisk (LSK) Dogecoin (DOGE) Stellar Lumens (XLM) MaidSafeCoin (MAID) Byteball (GBYTE) Tether (USDT) Factom (FCT) Finally, now support for prices in a variety of currencies plus better support for prices with very low significant digits. Download Now

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Clipboard Manager 2.3.7 – Simple and efficient clipboard history manager.
Clipboard Manager is a simple and efficient clipboard-history manager. Features Friendly native interface Global shortcut to display the application Direct paste to the current application Simple search in clipboard history - just start typing and search begins Paste part of selected item - just select content and paste Edit content before paste Left or right window mode Small Improvements. Download Now]] >

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MailSteward 15.0.4 – Archive your email text in databases; three versions available.
MailSteward will archive all of your email in a database for easy retrieval. Click on the Store Email button and MailSteward will go to work storing copies of all your email text, HTML, attachments, and raw source, into a relational database file. MailSteward has a wealth of features for importing, tagging, saving, and exporting, including the ability to export your vital email information to a number of standard data formats. Safely archive your large volume of vital email information. Easily access your email database with fast, sophisticated searching. Protect your precious email data from data format obsolescence. If you are running OS X 11.0 or later, and you are using the macOS Mail program, or can export mbox files from Microsoft Entourage, or other email clients, and you have thousands of emails to keep track of, then MailSteward is exactly what you need. When displaying an email, show all of the To and CC email addresses. Download Now]] >

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Apple Arcade Weekly Round-Up: Updates for Zen Pinball Party, Crossy Road Castle, Zookeeper World, and New Release My Talking Tom+
The second Apple Arcade game for August 2022 has just gone live in the form of My Talking Tom+ (), … Continue reading ""

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Charming Physics Game ‘IDEA’, Based on the Award-Winning Short Film, will Launch on Mobile Alongside PC
Back in May of 2020, multimedia artist and filmmaker Olli Huttunen released a short film titled IDEA. It featured drone … Continue reading ""

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GPXSee 11.3 – GPS log file viewer and analyzer.
GPXSee is a GPS log file viewer and analyzer that supports all common GPS log file formats. Key features Opens GPX, TCX, FIT, KML, NMEA, IGC, CUP, SLF, LOC, GeoJSON, OziExplorer (PLT, RTE, WPT), Garmin GPI & CSV and geotagged JPEG files. User-definable online maps (OpenStreetMap/Google tiles, WMTS, WMS, TMS, QuadTiles). Offline maps (OziExplorer maps, TrekBuddy maps/atlases, Garmin IMG & JNX maps, TwoNav RMaps, GeoTIFF images, MBTiles). Elevation, speed, heart rate, cadence, power, temperature and gear ratio/shifts graphs. Support for DEM files (SRTM HGT). Support for POI files. Print/export to PDF. Multiple tracks in one view. Full-screen mode. HiDPI/Retina displays & maps support. Native GUI (Qt) for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Free software (GPLv3 open-source license). Added support for Orux maps. Android PDF/PNG export dialogues fixes/improvements. Download Now

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Deezer 5.30.300 – Application to play music from online database.
Deezer lets you play the music you just have to hear, instantly. Jump in and explore over 53 million tracks (and counting), and discover artists and tracks you'll love with personalized recommendations from the Deezer Editors. Deezer works across all your devices, both online and offline, with no listening limits. It's music at your fingertips for waking up, getting going, chilling out, living life. Available three plans: Free, Premium and Family. Complete priсing information can be found here. Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated. Download Now

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Tresorit 3.5.2382.3220 – Secure, end-to-end encrypted cloud storage and sharing.
Tresorit is an end-to-end encrypted, secure cloud storage and file sharing solution designed to store, sync and share confidential data. Simply turn any folder to a Tresor and place a file into it and they will automatically sync with every devices connected to the same account. Encryption is performed before the data gets uploaded to the cloud. Decryption is only possible with permission from the owner and already encrypted contents can be shared without re-encryption, but in a 100 percent secure way. To prove the security of Tresorit, the company initiated a bounty of $50,000 and invited leading Universities and hackers to breach their service. To date noone has succeeded despite attempts by hundreds including MIT, Stanford, Caltech and Harvard. Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated. Download Now]] >

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Duplicate Photo Cleaner 7.9.0.18 – $39.95
Duplicate Photo Cleaner is an advanced app to find and manage duplicate and similar images. Unlike similar software, it has an intelligent algorithm that compares your images just like a human would, which means that it finds more duplicates and similar photos than any other app. You have full control over the program's settings and can specify the level of similarity that is sufficient to consider photos to be duplicates. You can then compare them at a glance, keep your best shots and delete the rest in just one click. Duplicate Photo Cleaner uses "Content-Based Image Retrieval", or "CBIR" for short. CBIR analyzes actual image content and uses the information gathered to compare images. This way Duplicate Photo Cleaner compares images that were resized, edited, cropped and converted to other formats. No matter how large your photo collection is and how many duplicates there are, Duplicate Photo Cleaner makes it easy to find and delete them. It supports all popular image formats and has several different scan modes to fit your needs. Duplicate Photo Cleaner seamlessly integrates with Photos and iPhoto, which makes it perfect for managing duplicate photos on your Mac. New scan mode: Lightroom Classic Added a new option "Replace duplicates with NTFS hard links when possible" to the Windows version. When this option is turned ON and user chooses "Replace with symbolic links", DPC will try to use NTFS hard links instead of symbolic links. Hard links are more effective than symbolic links, and they don't require DPC to be running with administrator privileges. On the other hand, there are some restrictions: hard links are available only on NTFS volumes; files being linked should be on the same volume (disk) MultiView: show resolved duplicates with red crossed filenames TreeView / MultiView: scan results are now sorted by file size descending (by default) App log: application settings are dumped into the log before each scan Bug fixes: app crash when previewing images, app stuck when grouping results Download Now]] >

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SwitchArcade Round-Up: ‘Cult of the Lamb’, ‘Arcade Paradise’, and Today’s Other Releases, News, and Sales
Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for August 11th, 2022. That Splatoon 3 Direct yesterday was pretty … Continue reading ""

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Batteries 2.2.5 – Track the battery level of all your Apple mobile devices.
With all our devices becoming wireless, it's getting more and more difficult to keep track of their battery levels. It's common to find that one of them is discharged right when you need it most simply because there is no easy way to monitor its battery status. Batteries was designed to alleviate this issue by helping you track all your devices' charge levels from a single Mac. It works with any battery-powered Apple device, such as your MacBook, iPhone, iPad, keyboard, mouse, trackpad and AirPods. It allows you to monitor these devices' battery levels from the Notification Center, and it can even send low-battery alerts. Sync battery level over Wi-Fi The first thing you need to do is ensure your Mac receives battery info from your devices. On Mojave, this is done by enabling Wi-Fi sync in iTunes. On Catalina, you need to check the Show this device when on Wi-Fi option in Finder. Once either of these steps is completed, the connected devices will now send battery information to your Mac when connected to the same network. Monitor Apple devices' charge levels After completing the configuration steps detailed above, you can launch Batteries and specify which devices should trigger notifications when their charge level drops below 20%. You can also disable notifications altogether. Next, go ahead and add the Batteries widget to the Notification Center. From here, you can now keep an eye on each device's status and ensure you aren't caught by surprise when one of them needs to be recharged. Monitor battery levels on a local network Of course, this app won't be able to provide battery info for devices that aren't connected to the same network, but that's a limitation any developer would have a hard time getting around. Batteries is a great tool if you have a bunch of devices connected to the same Wi-Fi network, either at work or at home. It will help you avoid those annoying moments when you realize your iPhone or AirPods are discharged right before you go out, and it is very simple to set up and use. Update appcast.xml Download Now

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Kap 3.5.5 – Screen record with web technology.
Kap is a screen recorder with web technology built in. Fix a crash on macOS 13 beta Version for Apple Silicon Download Now]] >

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URL Extractor 4.8.1 – Batch process files and extract URLs.
URL Extractor extracts email addresses and URLs from files, from the Web, and also via search engines. It can start from a single Web page and navigate all the links inside looking for emails or URLs to extract, and save all on the user HD. It can also extract from a single file or from all the content of a folder on your HD at any nested level. Once done, it can save URL Extractor documents to disk, containing all the setting used for a particular folder or file or Web pages, ready to be reused. Or the extracted data can be saved on disk as text files ready to be used for the user purposes. It allows the user to specify a list of Web pages used as navigation starting points and going to other Web pages using cross-navigation. You can also specify a series of keywords; then it searches Web pages related to the keywords via search engines, and starts a cross-navigation of the pages, collecting URLs. It can navigate for hours without user interaction in Web extraction mode, extracting all the URLs it finds in all the Web pages it surfs unattended; or starting from a single search engine using keywords, looking in all the resulting and linked pages in an unlimited navigation and URL extraction. Features Extracts from PDF, also online Extracts from multiple file inside a folder, to any level of nesting (also thousand and thousand of files) Extracts directly from the Web cross navigating Web pages in background. No user action required! Extracts on search engines starting from keywords and navigating in all the linked pages in an unlimited navigation from one page to the successive, all this just starting from a single keyword Google extraction from specific international Google sites with URL extraction more focused on individual country and language. URL table for live Web extraction Extracts Web address, FTP address, email address, feed, Telnet, local file URL, news. and generic emails Drag-and-drop of files to process Uses the latest Cocoa multi-threading technology, no legacy code inside. Uses a separate threading for extraction process and Web navigation, no freeze during extraction, even on heavy tasks! Option for single domain extraction Uses various country search engines .com .it .fr . au .uk .de and .es .ar .au .at .be .br .ca .fi .nl .se .ch .jp .cn, uses google and bing Uses Resume, Auto Save, Versions, Full screen. Web and Search Engine Extraction Blacklist (do not extract from there) Import/export to/from black list Optimization release Download Now]] >

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PostgreSQL 14.5-1 – SQL database server.
PostgreSQL for Mac is a collection of graphical tools for using and managing PostgreSQL servers, as well as the server itself installable on any Mac running OS X version 10.5.x. Also included as part of the package is the PGSQLKit framework, an open source framework for developers to leverage the power of PostgreSQL in their own applications. After many years of development, PostgreSQL has become feature-complete in many areas. This release shows a targeted approach to adding features (e.g., authentication, monitoring, space reuse), and adds capabilities defined in the later SQL standards. Do not let extension scripts replace objects not already belonging to the extension (Tom Lane) This change prevents extension scripts from doing CREATE OR REPLACE if there is an existing object that does not belong to the extension. It also prevents CREATE IF NOT EXISTS in the same situation. This prevents a form of trojan-horse attack in which a hostile database user could become the owner of an extension object and then modify it to compromise future uses of the object by other users. As a side benefit, it also reduces the risk of accidentally replacing objects one did not mean to. The PostgreSQL Project thanks Sven Klemm for reporting this problem. (CVE-2022-2625) Fix replay of CREATE DATABASE WAL records on standby servers (Kyotaro Horiguchi, Asim R Praveen, Paul Guo) Standby servers may encounter missing tablespace directories when replaying database-creation WAL records. Prior to this patch, a standby would fail to recover in such a case; however, such directories could be legitimately missing. Create the tablespace (as a plain directory), then check that it has been dropped again once replay reaches a consistent state. Support "in place" tablespaces (Thomas Munro, Michael Paquier, Álvaro Herrera) Normally a Postgres tablespace is a symbolic link to a directory on some other filesystem. This change allows it to just be a plain directory. While this has no use for separating tables onto different filesystems, it is a convenient setup for testing. Moreover, it is necessary to support the CREATE DATABASE replay fix, which transiently creates a missing tablespace as an "in place" tablespace. Fix permissions checks in CREATE INDEX (Nathan Bossart, Noah Misch) The fix for CVE-2022-1552 caused CREATE INDEX to apply the table owner's permissions while performing lookups of operator classes and other objects, where formerly the calling user's permissions were used. This broke dump/restore scenarios, because pg_dump issues CREATE INDEX before re-granting permissions. In extended query protocol, force an immediate commit after CREATE DATABASE and other commands that can't run in a transaction block (Tom Lane) If the client does not send a Sync message immediately after such a command, but instead sends another command, any failure in that command would lead to rolling back the preceding command, typically leaving inconsistent state on-disk (such as a missing or extra database directory). The mechanisms intended to prevent that situation turn out to work for multiple commands in a simple-Query message, but not for a series of extended-protocol messages. To prevent inconsistency without breaking use-cases that work today, force an implicit commit after such commands. Fix race condition when checking transaction visibility (Simon Riggs) TransactionIdIsInProgress could report false before the subject transaction is considered visible, leading to various misbehaviors. The race condition window is normally very narrow, but use of synchronous replication makes it much wider, because the wait for a synchronous replica happens in that window. Fix incorrect plans when sorting by an expression that contains a non-top-level set-returning function (Richard Guo, Tom Lane) Fix incorrect permissions-checking code for extended statistics (Richard Guo) If there are extended statistics on a table that the user has only partial SELECT permissions on, some queries would fail with "unrecognized node type" errors. Fix extended statistics machinery to handle MCV-type statistics on boolean-valued expressions (Tom Lane) Statistics collection worked fine, but a query containing such an expression in WHERE would fail with "unknown clause type". Avoid planner core dump with constant = ANY(array) clauses when there are MCV-type extended statistics on the array variable (Tom Lane) Fix ALTER TABLE ... ENABLE/DISABLE TRIGGER to handle recursion correctly for triggers on partitioned tables (Álvaro Herrera, Amit Langote) In certain cases, a "trigger does not exist" failure would occur because the command would try to adjust the trigger on a child partition that doesn't have it. Allow cancellation of ANALYZE while it is computing extended statistics (Tom Lane, Justin Pryzby) In some scenarios with high statistics targets, it was possible to spend many seconds in an un-cancellable sort operation. Improve syntax error messages for type jsonpath (Andrew Dunstan) Ensure that pg_stop_backup() cleans up session state properly (Fujii Masao) This omission could lead to assertion failures or crashes later in the session. Fix trim_array() to handle a zero-dimensional array argument sanely (Martin Kalcher) Fix join alias matching in FOR [KEY] UPDATE/SHARE clauses (Dean Rasheed) In corner cases, a misleading error could be reported. Reject ROW() expressions and functions in FROM that have too many columns (Tom Lane) Cases with more than about 1600 columns are unsupported, and have always failed at execution. However, it emerges that some earlier code could be driven to assertion failures or crashes by queries with more than 32K columns. Add a parse-time check to prevent that. Fix dumping of a view using a function in FROM that returns a composite type, when column(s) of the composite type have been dropped since the view was made (Tom Lane) This oversight could lead to dump/reload or pg_upgrade failures, as the dumped view would have too many column aliases for the function. Disallow nested backup operations in logical replication walsenders (Fujii Masao) Fix memory leak in logical replication subscribers (Hou Zhijie) Fix logical replication's checking of replica identity when the target table is partitioned (Shi Yu, Hou Zhijie) The replica identity columns have to be re-identified for the child partition. Fix failures to update cached schema data in a logical replication subscriber after a schema change on the publisher (Shi Yu, Hou Zhijie) Fix WAL consistency checking logic to correctly handle BRIN_EVACUATE_PAGE flags (Haiyang Wang) Fix erroneous assertion checks in shared hashtable management (Thomas Munro) Avoid assertion failure when min_dynamic_shared_memory is set to a non-default value (Thomas Munro) Arrange to clean up after commit-time errors within SPI_commit(), rather than expecting callers to do that (Peter Eisentraut, Tom Lane) Proper cleanup is complicated and requires use of low-level facilities, so it's not surprising that no known caller got it right. This led to misbehaviors when a PL procedure issued COMMIT but a failure occurred (such as a deferred constraint check). To improve matters, redefine SPI_commit() as starting a new transaction, so that it becomes equivalent to SPI_commit_and_chain() except that you get default transaction characteristics instead of preserving the prior transaction's characteristics. To make this somewhat transparent API-wise, redefine SPI_start_transaction() as a no-op. All known callers of SPI_commit() immediately call SPI_start_transaction(), so they will not notice any change. Similar remarks apply to SPI_rollback(). Also fix PL/Python, which omitted any handling of such errors at all, resulting in jumping out of the Python interpreter. This is reported to crash Python 3.11. Older Python releases leak some memory but seem okay with it otherwise. Improve libpq's handling of idle states in pipeline mode (Álvaro Herrera, Kyotaro Horiguchi) This fixes "message type 0x33 arrived from server while idle" warnings, as well as possible loss of end-of-query NULL results from PQgetResult(). Avoid core dump in ecpglib with unexpected orders of operations (Tom Lane) Certain operations such as EXEC SQL PREPARE would crash (rather than reporting an error as expected) if called before establishing any database connection. In ecpglib, avoid redundant newlocale() calls (Noah Misch) Allocate a C locale object once per process when first connecting, rather than creating and freeing locale objects once per query. This mitigates a libc memory leak on AIX, and may offer some performance benefit everywhere. In psql's watch command, echo a newline after cancellation with control-C (Pavel Stehule) This prevents libedit (and possibly also libreadline) from becoming confused about which column the cursor is in. Fix pg_upgrade to detect non-upgradable usages of functions taking anyarray (Justin Pryzby) Version 14 changed some built-in functions to take type anycompatiblearray instead of anyarray. While this is mostly transparent, user-defined aggregates and operators built atop these functions have to be declared with exactly matching types. The presence of an object referencing the old signature will cause pg_upgrade to fail, so change it to detect and report such cases before beginning the upgrade. Fix possible report of wrong error condition after clone() failure in pg_upgrade with --clone option (Justin Pryzby) Fix contrib/pg_stat_statements to avoid problems with very large query-text files on 32-bit platforms (Tom Lane) In contrib/postgres_fdw, prevent batch insertion when there are WITH CHECK OPTION constraints (Etsuro Fujita) Such constraints cannot be checked properly if more than one row is inserted at a time. Fix contrib/postgres_fdw to detect failure to send an asynchronous data fetch query (Fujii Masao) Ensure that contrib/postgres_fdw sends constants of regconfig and other reg* types with proper schema qualification (Tom Lane) Block signals while allocating dynamic shared memory on Linux (Thomas Munro) This avoids problems when a signal interrupts posix_fallocate(). Detect unexpected EEXIST error from shm_open() (Thomas Munro) This avoids a possible crash on Solaris. Avoid using signalfd() on illumos systems (Thomas Munro) This appears to trigger hangs and kernel panics, so avoid the function until a fix is available. Download Now]] >

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500 Api Errors on Custom Error Page
Aug 12, 07:36 UTCInvestigating - Cloudflare is aware of and investigating an issue with Cloudflare Custom Pages which potentially impacts multiple customers. Further detail will be provided as more information becomes available

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Increased HTTP 522 Errors
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All Deployments: SMS Delivery to Australian numbers
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Increased API Error rate
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Drokbox is not working for some users
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No Audio On Android Apps
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SMS Delivery Failures to France Lycamobile Network
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502 Errors in Flex Service
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SMS Delivery Delays to Philippines Global Network
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SMS Delivery Delays to Zantel Network in Tanzania
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SMS Delivery Delays to Pakistan Warid Network
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SMS Delivery Delays to Pakistan Mobilink Network
Aug 11, 06:41 PDTUpdate - We are experiencing SMS delivery delays when sending messages to Pakistan Mobilink Network. Our engineers are working with our carrier partner to resolve the issue. We will provide another update in 1 hour or as soon as more information becomes available.Aug 11, 06:32 PDTInvestigating - Our monitoring systems have detected a potential issue with SMS delivery delays to Pakistan Mobilink network. Our engineering team has been alerted and is actively investigating. We will update as soon as we have more information.

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GoToWebinar – Users unable to start or join webinars
Aug 11, 12:15 UTCResolved - On 08/11/2022, from 10:43 AM until 11:32 AM UTC, a subset of GoToWebinar users may have experienced issues when trying to start or join webinars. Adding to this users would have experienced issue in viewing their Upcoming and Past events and issues with opening registration and recording links.We have confirmed that the issue has been resolved completely and all systems are 100% operational at this time.We will conduct an internal investigation of this issue and make appropriate improvements to our systems to help prevent or minimize future recurrence.

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Authentication issues in the UW2 region
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SMS Delivery Delays to Airtel Network Malawi
Aug 11, 03:59 PDTInvestigating - We are experiencing SMS delivery delays when sending messages to Airtel Network Malawi. Our engineers are working with our carrier partner to resolve the issue. We will provide another update in 1 hour or as soon as more information becomes available.

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High Latencies and HTTP 500s From Twilio Conversations
Aug 11, 01:32 PDTIdentified - Our engineers have identified an issue with Twilio Conversations. Customers may be seeing elevated latency and error rates. We expect to provide another update in 1 hour or as soon as more information becomes available.

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Elevated number of 5xx errors in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (KUL)
Aug 11, 07:30 UTCResolved - Between 08:45-09:45 UTC customers reaching our datacenter Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (KUL) would have experienced an elevated number of 5xx errors.

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SMS Delivery Delays to Sierra-Leone Orange and Africell Network
Aug 11, 00:23 PDTInvestigating - We are experiencing SMS delivery delays when sending messages to Sierra-Leone Orange and Africell Network. Our engineers are working with our carrier partner to resolve the issue. We will provide another update in 1 hour or as soon as more information becomes available.

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Inbound SMS Delivery Delays on a Subset of Phone Numbers in Malaysia
Aug 10, 20:54 PDTInvestigating - We are experiencing SMS delivery delays when receiving messages on a Subset of Phone Numbers in Malaysia. Our engineers are working with our carrier partner to resolve the issue. We will provide another update in 1 hour or as soon as more information becomes available.

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SMS Delivery Delay To China Mobile Network In China
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Refurbished 21.5-inch iMac 3.6GHz quad-core Intel Core i3 with Retina 4K display – G0VX3LL/A – $1,439.00
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