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Can You Use Genmoji on Mac? Answered
First previewed at WWDC 2024, Genmoji is unarguably one of the most exciting Apple Intelligence features. This brand-new AI addition gives you the freedom to create custom emojis for any occassion. Apple added Genmoji to the iPhone and iPad with iOS 18.2 and iPadOS 18.2 updates, which are available for public use. However, this feature wasn’t available in macOS Sequoia…
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Why and How I Turned Off Apple Intelligence Notification Summaries on iPhone and Mac
Summary Notification Summaries condense information in notifications so that you can scan through them at a glance. The feature works well for the most part, but it struggles with sarcasm or wordplay. It’s great for formal emails and regular app alerts but it often messes up human conversations to the point of creating confusion or changing the meaning of the…
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Where Do FaceTime Photos Go on a Mac?
When you’re on a FaceTime call, you would have noticed the camera shutter button to take a picture and capture a special moment. There can be instances when you’ve captured some fun-filled moments and are now wondering where FaceTime photos are stored on a Mac. Well, you need not worry. Whether you wish to enable FaceTime photos or are having…
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Setapp survey reveals what Mac developers are thinking about right now – Computerworld
The most popular channel for Mac app sales outside of Apple’s store is, of course, via the developer’s own website — though when it comes to making those sales, the challenges remain much the same as before: app discovery, marking, and user acquisition. I’ll be interested to see how third-party app stores rise to the challenge of helping developers with…
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7 Ways to Secure or Hide Files and Folders on Your Mac
Need to password-protect some files on your Mac? Want to stop them from being edited or deleted by mistake? Or do you just need to hide them away from prying eyes? macOS has solutions for all these things. 1 Security Through Obscurity The simplest way to hide files on your Mac is by using the principle of security through obscurity.…
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The M4 Pro Mac mini is a ‘triumph’ – Computerworld
In the interests of objectivity, I should say up from I love the new Mac mini. It’s a triumph, a culmination of everything the first Mac mini aimed to be, but much, much better. Introduced along with the also superb MacBook Pro, Apple’s Mac line-up proves that, with Apple Silicon inside, the company is a the top of its game. What…
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Apple’s Powerful New M4 Mac Mini Is Already $100 Off
We may earn a commission from links on this page.Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Apple’s Mac Mini recently got a refresh, seeing its dimensions shift around and its internals receive a big upgrade to the new M4 chip and a base of 16GB of memory. These also saw the base price hit $599, but…
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How to Edit Mac Screenshots on Your iPhone or iPad (and Why You Should)
Key Takeaways Continuity Markup allows for seamless editing of screenshots on your Mac from your iPhone or iPad with precision. Use Continuity Sketch to insert drawings from your iPhone or iPad into your Mac to enhance documents. Utilize these features for signing electronic documents, marking up PDFs, and enhancing lesson plans. Taking screenshots on your Mac is easy, but marking…
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Apple releases Final Cut Pro 11 for Mac, plus iPhone and iPad updates — here’s what’s new
Apple has released the latest version of its popular video editing software, Final Cut Pro. The company revealed Final Cut Pro 11 in a blog post, and it looks to offer many exciting new features for creatives who rely on the best video editing software. While AI and spatial video are the update’s main focus, there are plenty of other…
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The new Mac Mini takes a small step towards upgradeable storage
Apple’s redesigned Mac Mini M4 has ditched the previous M2 machine’s SSD that was soldered to the logic board, as confirmed by teardowns like this one posted on X showing it has a single removable SSD module. It’s not Apple’s first desktop computer to go in this direction, as we saw similar modules in the Mac Studio and Mac Pro.…
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