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    Apple Vision Pro major upgrade tipped with visionOS 2.4 — here’s all the new features

    While the Apple Vision Pro launched at an absurdly high price and the company is reportedly working on less expensive models, Apple isn’t totally abandoning its first mixed reality headset. A new report from Bloomberg claims that Apple is working to bring a number of new features to the headset, including Apple Intelligence, as part of the next visionOS update.…

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    The unbearable lateness of Apple Intelligence – Computerworld

    It begs questions such as just how much of the company’s resources are being spent on AI, and what, if any, additional Apple Intelligence tools it will be in position to announce this year. One thing we do know is that Apple must announce something at WWDC. Developers will want to know the company is moving forward on AI. That…

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    You Can Finally Migrate Purchases From One Apple Account to Another

    While many of us only have one Apple Account to manage, many others have two, and are using both with their Apple devices. I know someone who once created an Apple Account using an employer-linked email address, and at some point, created a second account with their personal ID. Now, they’re using two accounts on their devices, with one linked…

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    Apple Maps may soon get ads, letting businesses pay to boost visibility

    Apple is reportedly considering introducing advertisements into its Maps app in a move to boost its growing Services revenue, according to an Apple insider. As per Bloomberg’s Power On newsletter, Apple is mulling ways in which it might monetize the navigation app, after an all-hands meeting was called to “explore” the matter. This is not the first time that ads…

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    Powerbeats Pro 2 vs. Apple AirPods Pro 2 — which Apple earbuds win?

    These Beats-brand buds put fitness first, with a secure, comfortable fit and the addition of a heart rate monitor. Very solid battery life and fun style pose a major challenge to the AirPods Pro 2. For Good battery life Comfortable, secure fit Dynamic, pulsing bass Great style Against Large charging case Some audio quality issues Heart rate monitor hiccups The AirPods…

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    Apple and the big store – Computerworld

    One more thing For all the criticism it gets, the enduring success of the App Store shows there is a substantial public appetite for curated apps and services. People are hungry for games, apps, and services that meet trust and quality standards. Given this is true, perhaps Apple could expand its App Store to distribute strictly vetted software and services…

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    5 best shows like ‘Apple Cider Vinegar’ to stream next

    Netflix’s “Apple Cider Vinegar” is a six-episode true crime drama that tells the story of Australian scam artist Belle Gibson. Billed as a “true-ish story based on a lie,” the show recounts the rise and fall of Gibson, a wellness influencer who rose to prominence during the early days of social media. She claimed to have cured her terminal brain…

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    Apple TV+ Has Finally Landed on Android Phones

    Apple TV+ has been around for years, but Apple has been extremely reluctant to launch an Android version of the app. It’s available on Google TV/Android TV, but not on regular Android phones—the convenience of watching the service on the go has so far remained iPhone-only. Now, at long last, we have an Android version. Apple has just begun rolling…

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    Why (and How) to Wear Your Apple Watch on Your Ankle

    We may earn a commission from links on this page. The Apple Watch—and other smartwatches—are designed to be worn on your wrist. But why not wear it elsewhere? I’ve worn an Apple Watch on my ankle to keep it out of the way during kettlebell workouts, and that’s also a common placement for people who walk while they work, or…

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    Apple fixes zero-day exploited in ‘extremely sophisticated’ attacks

    Apple has released emergency security updates to patch a zero-day vulnerability that the company says was exploited in targeted and “extremely sophisticated” attacks. “A physical attack may disable USB Restricted Mode on a locked device,” the company revealed in an advisory targeting iPhone and iPad users.  “Apple is aware of a report that this issue may have been exploited in…

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