Apple on Thursday released the first public beta of its next update for macOS Sierra 10.12.5, a minor update largely anticipated to focus on bug fixes and speed improvements.

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On Thursday, IFTTT — a platform that automates links between many hardware and software platforms — announced the addition of support for the native iOS Calendar app, as well as Apple’s App Store.

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Apple will allegedly eliminate several business- and events-based retail positions entirely towards the end of April, in a move that could affect the company’s behind-the-scenes dealings and potentially how it sells to enterprise going forward.

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Apple’s new iPad is here, and AppleInsider takes a first look at it to see how well predictions about the hardware stack up to reality.

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Apple Notes has some issues but it does so much, so well. AppleInsider digs deep into the long-time default offering.

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Apple Park, the iPhone producer’s under-development campus, has been showcased yet again in another drone flyby video, with the new footage showing progress is continuing to be made at the facility as it gets closer to its grand opening to employees in April.

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Monday’s macOS 10.12.4 update is resulting in stuttering audio for some users of USB headsets, according to multiple complaint threads on Apple’s support forums and reports from social media.

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Apple’s new iPad has starting hitting purchaser’s homes with deliveries originating in China, and those seeking an iPad today have the option of selecting Personal Pickup and in some cases buying at the store without a pre-purchase.

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As of macOS 10.12.4, released on Monday, a new keystroke combination at launch will allow Macs to netboot, and download the latest OS compatible with a computer when performing a recovery, potentially saving time and bandwidth.

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Users of Adobe’s image editing software may see a new creative option added to the tools in the future, thanks to artificial intelligence research conducted by Adobe and Cornell University that can make changes to a photograph by transferring the style and other elements from another source.

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