Apple iPhone 6: A Timeless Classic The Apple iPhone 6, which debuted in September 2014, was a groundbreaking smartphone that set new standards for design and innovation. The phone’s sleek aluminium body gave it a premium look and feel and made it resistant to wear and tear. Its vibrant IPS LCD display was a significant
Breathe new life into your old Mac: Get the most value when it’s time to upgrade Your trusty Mac doesn’t deserve a dusty retirement in the closet. Whether you’re eyeing a new model or a generous friend or family member is the lucky recipient of your current Mac, there are ways to maximize its value
Apple’s Journal App: Location Sharing Explained (and How to Opt Out) Headline: Location Sharing in Apple’s Journal App: A Privacy Twist Summary Apple’s Journal app, launched in December, has a default setting called “Discoverable by Others.” This setting might sound like it shares your journal entries, but it doesn’t. Here’s the twist: The app uses location data
Mac Update Mayhem: macOS Sonoma 14.4 Bites Back Hold off on those celebratory emoji smashes! While macOS Sonoma 14.4 brought a fresh batch of emoji goodness, it also unleashed a gremlin menagerie, causing havoc for Mac users. Here’s the lowdown on the three biggest culprits: USB Uprising: Numerous users report their USB devices staging a mutiny
Apple Hits the Brakes on MicroLED Dreams for Apple Watch Just weeks after waving goodbye to the Apple Car project, Apple has slammed the brakes on its in-house microLED display development for the Apple Watch. This ambitious initiative, unearthed in 2023, aimed to break free from display giants like Samsung and LG. Apple even built
Silicon Valley Gold Rush: Apple Memorabilia Fetches Fortunes at Auction Remember that dusty Apple II in the attic? It might be worth a fortune now. Tech history buffs went on a spending spree at RR Auction’s “Steve Jobs and the Apple Computer Revolution” event, snatching up rare Apple items and Steve Jobs memorabilia for eye-watering
Apple issued minor updates, iOS 17.4.1 and iPadOS 17.4.1, for its iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 operating systems. These updates follow the previous iOS 17.4 and iPadOS 17.4 releases, including changes for European Union apps and new emojis. Owners of compatible iPhones and iPads can download iOS 17.4.1 and iPadOS 17.4.1 over the air through
Cracking the Code: Apple M-Series Chips Vulnerable to “GoFetch” Attack University researchers have uncovered a critical security flaw in Apple’s M-series chips, codenamed “GoFetch.” This vulnerability could potentially grant attackers access to your Mac’s cryptographic keys, which are the crown jewels of its security. Imagine a master thief who can steal your safe’s combination by watching how
Check-In on iOS 17: More Than Just Arrival Notifications. Apple’s iOS 17 introduced Check-In, a feature that enhances safety and peace of mind. While its primary function is notifying loved ones when you arrive at your destination, check-in offers surprising versatility. Let’s explore its functionalities and how it can benefit you beyond arrival confirmations. Beyond
Mac Users Rejoice! Fine-Tune Your Volume with a Keyboard Shortcut Ever struggle to find the perfect volume level on your Mac? The standard increments can sometimes leave you blasting music or straining to hear a whisper. Fear not, audiophiles! A hidden keyboard shortcut allows for precise volume control on your Mac. By default, adjusting volume