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  • Tuesday May 28
  • 06:49 pm
    Apple Music lists All-Time top ten albums
    Apple Music recently published a list of the top ten albums of all time. The list is part of Apple Music’s 10-day countdown event, featuring a special finale with prominent artist discussions and hosts. The number one spot was given to Lauryn Hill and her album, ‘The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill’ and was chosen because […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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  • 06:47 pm
    New AirPods Pro 2 firmware just dropped
    AirPods firmware updates. Where do they come from? What do they do? We don’t need the answers to those questions to tell you that updated  firmware was just released. The newly pushed AirPods Pro (2nd generation) firmware is labeled version 6.5.7 (6F7), a departure from the ordinary label format it seems. It’s available for both the Lightning and USB-C version of AirPods Pro 2. more…

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  • 06:40 pm
    More Metal: Apple's iPad Pro Magic Keyboards, compared
    Apple updated its Magic Keyboard accessory at the same time as the iPad Pro range. This is what's updated in the new Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro over the previous version.New Magic Keyboard [left], old Magic Keyboard [right]The Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro was a statement-making accessory for Apple's premium tablet line. Magnetically holding onto the slate computer, it would hover the iPad Pro above the keyboard thanks to its floating cantilever design.It's also Apple's first real upgrade to the accessory. Apple has made a few key changes made to it that improves the overall experience. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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  • 06:36 pm
    This 10th-gen iPad is a ridiculous bargain at under $300 right now
    Macworld With its recent $10 price cut, the 10th-gen iPad is Apple’s best tablet value ever, with a modern design and display for just $349. However, a sale like this makes it easy to recommend: Amazon is selling the 10th-gen iPad with 64GB of storage for $300 when you apply the coupon on the page, a savings of $49, and the first time we’ve seen this iPad dip this low. The 10th-gen iPad has a similar design to the iPad Air, with a 10.9-inch Liquid Retina Display and a flat-edge design with an aluminum back, USB-C, 12MP wide camera, landscape 12MP ultra-wide selfie cam with Center Stage, and Touch ID built into the power button. It’s not quite as powerful with an A14 chip (versus an M2), Wi-Fi 6 (versus 6E), and 64GB of storage (versus 128GB). It also has support for Apple’s older USB-C Apple Pencil and the Magic Keyboard Folio. In short, the 10th-gen iPad is a fantastic tablet for $349 and an insane bargain for under $300. So if you need a new iPad, go grab one and you won’t regret it. iPad

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  • 06:32 pm
    Apple shares WWDC24 schedule highlights
    Apple confirmed scheduling details for the hotly anticipated developers conference, plus the Apple Design Awards finalists. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)

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  • 06:24 pm
    Running Day Challenge set for June 5 is the next Apple Watch special event
    Apple has revealed the next Apple Watch Activity Challenge: Running Day. Here are all the details on how to earn this special award on June 5 along with some exclusive stickers. more…

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  • 06:20 pm
    How to make an iPhone Lock Screen Shortcut
    The iOS Shortcuts app offers countless ways to make automations. One handy option is to create an iPhone Lock Screen Shortcut that can be valuable for a number of use cases. Here’s how it works and what you can do with it. more…

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  • 06:12 pm
    Apple's 2024 Design Awards have a new Spatial Computing category
    With WWDC 2024 just around the corner, Apple has announced the finalists for its annual Design Awards across seven categories.Image Credit: AppleApple has revealed the list of nominees for the 2023 Apple Design Awards. It highlights several different apps across various categories, including "Delight and Fun," "Inclusivity," "Social Impact," and others. New this year is its "Spatial Computing" category.This year's winners will be revealed at WWDC 2024, which will take place June 10 through June 14. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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  • 05:59 pm
    Apple confirms WWDC 2024 keynote timing, but offers no more AI hints
    Apple has confirmed it will be holding its usual keynote at WWDC on June 10. Here's what to expect from the company during that packed week.Apple's 2024 WWDC is June 10Apple has previously announced WWDC will be held from June 10, and has already strongly hinted that it will be an AI-centric event. Weeks away from the event itself, Apple has outlined the schedule for the event.According to a Tuesday announcement, the keynote will happen at 10 a.m. PDT on June 10, which will detail the "groundbreaking updates" arriving on Apple's platforms. The address will be streamable via the Apple Developer app, the Apple TV app, Apple.com, and YouTube. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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  • 05:50 pm
    Apple Developer app teases WWDC 24 with ‘Get ready’ tips
    WWDC 24 is just around the corner and in preparing for the big event, Apple is promoting a new “Get ready” list in its Developer app. Here’s what you can do to get organized for this year’s WWDC. more…

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  • 05:48 pm
    Slim new Find My tracking card recharges via MagSafe
    The size and shape of a credit card, the new Nomad Tracking Card works with Apple's Find My app and recharges via MagSafe. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)

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  • 05:37 pm
    Apple Design Award finalists announced ahead of WWDC, including new Spatial Computing category
    Today alongside confirming the details for WWDC 2024’s keynote and other offerings, Apple has announced its Apple Design Award finalists for the year. As per tradition, Apple annually recognizes some of the best apps on the App Store across a variety of categories. The finalists this year consist of 42 apps and games across a total of seven categories, with three apps and three games in each category. Brand new this year: a Spatial Computing category highlighting six Vision Pro apps. more…

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  • 05:15 pm
    Apple confirms WWDC keynote details for AI-focused iOS 18, Platforms State of the Union, and more
    Today less than two weeks out from the June 10 start of WWDC, Apple has detailed what developers and other observers can expect out of its annual conference this year, which is expected to bring a host of news centered around AI. more…

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  • 05:13 pm
    Apple’s 2024 Beats Pill specs: louder sound, 24 hour battery, Find My, IP67
    Apple is preparing to launch its second Beats Pill product since acquiring the audio brand nearly a decade ago. After being bought by Apple in 2014, introduced the Beats Pill+ that sold from 2015 to 2020. While it was discontinued without a replacement in sight, the forthcoming Beats Pill has been showing up everywhere from celebrity sightings to regulatory listings. Seeing the unreleased Beats Pill is an effective tease, but it doesn’t tell us what’s different this time around aside from an apparent integrated lanyard for toting it. However, 9to5Mac has learned through sources what features and specifications will accompany the new Beats Pill Bluetooth speaker when it officially launches. more…

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  • 05:08 pm
    Buy any iPhone 15 case or wallet, get free screen protector
    In a new promotion, you can get a free Mujjo screen protector when you buy any iPhone 15 case or magnetic wallet. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)

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  • 04:31 pm
    Apple to focus on practical AI-powered features at WWDC
    Scrambling to catch up, Apple’s first set of modern AI features won’t be as impressive as rival offerings, but the company is betting… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.

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  • 04:22 pm
    OLED displays may be coming to the MacBook Pro sooner than later
    Macworld The new iPad Pro is Apple’s first large-screen device to use OLED tech, but. according to a new report, the rest of Apple’s high-end big-screen devices won’t be far behind. According to a market analyst Omdia, Apple is “highly likely” to replace the mini-LED displays in the MacBook Pro with OLED screens as soon as 2026. The report explains that Apple is a key contributor to the growth of demand for OLED displays, fueled by production for the new iPad Pro. However, while the iPad Air and iPad mini will eventually get OLED displays, Omdia says the surge in demand isn’t limited to iPads and iPhones and extends to Apple’s other devices as well: Apple is highly likely to incorporate OLED into its MacBook Pro models as early as 2026. This move could spark a significant surge in OLED demand within the notebook market, potentially reaching over 60 million units by 2031. Ricky Park, Senior Principal Analyst, Omdia The Omdia report is based on industry trends, so it’s unlikely that Omdia’s forecast considers any information from Apple itself. Also, no specifics are provided, so for example, it’s not known if Apple will use the Tandem OLED implementation it uses with the iPad Pro, though it seems likely, since Tandem OLED is used to generate the brightness Apple wants for its pro products.   Omdia’s report is all about OLEDs, but we can’t help but wonder, what chip the 2026 MacBook Pro will have. Recent reports have stated that Apple plans to introduce the M4 MacBook Pro later this year or in early 2025, but after that, Apple’s cycle isn’t known. The 2026 MacBook Pro could have an M5 if the M4 comes later than predicted or Apple decides to lengthen the cycle after the M4’s release. Or it could have an M6 if Apple normalized the cycle with annual chip releases. At any rate, it’s likely that Apple will increase the price of the MacBook Pro when OLED arrives like it did with the iPad Pro. MacBook

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  • 04:15 pm
    Score the best deal so far on 10th-gen iPad
    Amazon offers multiple 10th-gen iPad deals, including the entry-level model with 64GB storage at the lowest price ever -- $299.99. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)

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  • 04:05 pm
    Nomad debuts new Apple Find My Tracking Card with MagSafe charging today, here’s our early hands-on impressions
    The new Apple Find My-equipped Nomad Tracking Card is making its worldwide debut today. I have talked on end about these slim card-style wallet trackers in the past, posted on social about how much I love them, and now one of our favorite Apple accessory brands is entering the space for the first time. It will be available for purchase directly from the official Nomad site at any time now, but be sure to head below for more details and some of our early hands-on impressions of the new Nomad Apple Find My Tracking Card.  more…

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  • 03:54 pm
    Apple’s 256GB 13-inch M2 iPad Air hits all-time low, iPad 10th Gen now $300, Apple Watch Ultra 2 Alpine $714, more
    While there are still a number of hangover Memorial Day Apple deals floating around in our massive roundup you’ll find right here, some new offers have popped up this morning as well. First up, we have a straight up $50 price drop on Apple’s new 13-inch M2 iPad Air with 256GB of memory joined by the Alpine Loop Apple Watch Ultra 2 configurations dropping to $714 shipped. But if Apple’s more high-end gear isn’t for you right now, the iPad 10th Gen has now dropped to its new all-time low price – that’s $300 flat for a current-generation Apple tablet. Head below for everything. more…

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