Apple is once again using its “Shot on iPhone” campaign to highlight the camera quality of its smartphone range, this time in a partnership with the NHL that involves billboards outside arenas featuring photographs taken by the team’s players.
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The iPad and iPhone have always been great for reading PDFs, and lately Apple has added more tools for annotating them. Yet, there are third-party alternatives that are so exceptionally good that you need them whenever you’re working with PDFs.
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Antelope Audio on Wednesday launched the Edge Go, a product it claims is the “world’s first bus-powered modeling microphone,” capable of running entirely off a Mac’s USB-C port.
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In what Apple is calling a first in a series of looks at innovative technology use in the classroom, the company is highlighting how its products are used for production of music and theater at the Huntington Beach Academy for the Performing Arts.
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Apple has scrubbed a number of VoIP apps from the App Store following a report that some developers were creating clones to capture more search traffic.
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The Elgato Thunderbolt 3 Pro Dock from Corsair is a workhorse of a docking station that adds 12 ports, including three of which are the forward-looking type-C.
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Though Apple’s March-quarter iPhone shipments will likely be disappointing, there are signs that a recovery is underway, according to an analyst report issued on Wednesday.
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Because of Apple’s and other companies’ stances on end-to-end encryption, the U.S. government’s trouble in intercepting online communications is only accelerating, according to an executive assistant director with the FBI.
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Vulnerabilities in Thunderbolt has been disclosed by security researchers, with “Thunderclap” allowing a device connecting over Thunderbolt to acquire sensitive data from the host Mac, an issue that affects almost all Macs released since 2011.
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Apple didn’t invent the smartphone, the tablet, the mouse, the CD-ROM, Wi-Fi, laptops, personal computers, or smart watches. Apple has always known that being first isn’t what counts, and it certainly knows that about folding phones.
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