M1 24-inch iMac Review Roundup | 2021 The reviews of the new iMacs have surfaced, and they are not disappointing as seen in countless M1 24-inch iMac review. The first thing reviewers noticed is how beautiful these computers look in person--no surprises there! They...
With the 27-inch 512GB iMac on Sale, the Retina 5K display desktop computer that does it all is even more worth it. It has the latest Intel processors and graphics, advanced storage options, high-performance networking, and macOS Big Sur. And its stunning Retina 5K...
Have a problem when your AirPods or AirPods Pro keep connecting to another device on their own? Keep reading to find out how stop AirPods from switching devices. This is a problem that several users have reported in the last year, but it's a feature that Apple added...
AirPod deals and AirPod Pro deals today are a steal. Below are the best places to purchase a pair of the AirPods, AirPods Pro, and AirPods Max right now.
The newest Apple Transparency Report was released containing government and private party requests for data from January 1 to June 30, 2020. The Transparency Report exhibits how many requests were made for user data worldwide and how many Apple could comply.
Apple has been clear that they are committed to protecting our data and working hard to produce the most secure hardware, software, and services. Apple report presents information concerning requests Apple received from government agencies across the globe and also includes U.S. private parties from January 1 through June 30, 2020
While we’ve seen various attempts to bring support for Linux on M1 Macs, official support could be coming sooner than expected. Asahi Linux reported its pull request was merged, indicating that initial support for the M1 chip is officially set to arrive with the Linux 5.13 kernel.
Asahi Linux also clarified this through a series of tweets:
“This only includes support for a serial console and framebuffer at this point and no other drivers by upstreaming first we lower the overall development workload and increase code quality, since upstreaming code from a kernel fork often ends up requiring a lot more rewriting and re-engineering to make it meet kernel standards and fit within subsystem development plans.”
Apple has released a new Find My Certification Asst app today to allow third-party companies to test how their accessories will work with the Find My application. At WWDC 2020, Apple announced that it would open up the Find My network to third-party products for the first time.
TechCrunch first detected the new app that hit the App Store on Sunday, April 4. In the app’s description, Apple describes that this app is required for companies contemplating integrating with the Find My network.
“Use the Find My Certification Assistant to test discovery, connection, and other key requirements for accessories you develop that incorporate Find My network technology. For more information about Find My network certification, visit the MFi Portal at mfi.apple.com.”
Parallels Desktop for Mac is a software suite that provides compatibility of Windows on your Mac. It includes Parallels Toolbox and Parallels Access, which allows you to run Windows applications on your Mac side by side. Curious how does Parallels Desktop for...
Apple Music Spatial Audio and Lossless Audio Apple is helping to bring a revolutionary, immersive audio experience with Dolby Atmos support for Apple Music. By default, the app will automatically play these types of tracks on AirPods or Beats headphones containing an...
WWDC 2021 Details Apple today announced that WWDC 2021 would return to its usual spot in early June. The annual Worldwide Developers Conference will be carried on June 7-11 and would be an all-online format accessible for all developers. The Worldwide Developers...
Yesterday was a big day for Apple. Work nights? Did you happen to miss it? Well, if so, read along as we dive into the Apple Spring Loaded Event Recap. Apple unveiled updates for the iPad Pro, iMac, its AirTag item trackers, and much more. The company held...
Apple has opened up the WWDC 2021 Swift Student Challenge, with students capable of acquiring prizes for creating a Swift Playgrounds experience. Winners will win WWDC 2021 gear, a customized pin set, and membership in the Apple Developer Program for one year. The...
Apple is reportedly developing improvements for iOS and iPadOs 15 home screens as part of the next major operating system. The changes will include widgets on iOS and new UI updates to iPhone lock screens and iPad's home screens. Apple’s new iPad Pro packs a powerful...
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