Firehose – News, Alerts, Docs
- Sunday November 17
- 07:04 pmApp you wish you had
What’s the app you wish you had in your phone. Or what is the feature you wish you had in your favourite app? submitted by /u/cryptologistBD [link] [comments]07:02 pmAlternative for MacInCloud
Hello, I'm planning to develop an IOS application using Xcode Swift language for a final project in our class. I'm only gonna use it for a month. I live in the Philippines. Any suggestion other than MacInCloud because i saw a reddit post saying its service is poor and not worth the subscription. I dont […]06:59 pmClean Architecture on SDK
Hi, there. I’m about to develop a new iOS SDK, and my colleague wants to apply Clean Architecture to it. However, I’ve never seen Clean Architecture used for an SDK, and since our SDK is relatively small (around 5000 lines of code) and doesn’t have any UI, I’m not sure it’s necessary. Have you ever […]06:52 pmApple M4 MacBook Pro on Sale
The 2024 M4 Apple MacBook Pro is discounted on Amazon, now selling for $1474. Equipped with the new M-series M4 Chip, the new MacBook Pro is designed to give you a powerful performance when you are tackling a heavy workload, academics, remote classes, and provide an immersive gaming experience with a battery that can last […] The post appeared first on iLounge.06:51 pmApple launches Final Cut Pro 11 for Macs and iPads
Apple has announced the release of the major improvements for their video editing software Final Cut Pro which is made for iPads and Macs, with the app being version 10 for 13 years. It is about time that Apple brought out a new version with the Final Cut Pro 11. Apple showed a preview of […] The post appeared first on iLounge.06:49 pmApple Arcade launches 15 additional games for the holidays
Apple is adding 15 games to Apple Arcade which is a subscription type of service where you gain access to games that are Apple exclusive or play hundreds of games that you like with no ads. The 15 new titles that will be added are PAC-MAN 256, Boggle: Arcade Edition, Gears & Goo, 3 Final […] The post appeared first on iLounge.06:47 pm9th Gen Apple iPad Now Only $199
The 9th generation Apple iPad is on sale for $199, which is a big price drop from its regular retail price of $329. The A13 Bionic chip delivers fast and reliable performance, which combined with iPadOS, allows for smooth multitasking. You can launch and run multiple apps at once for work or gaming without worrying […] The post appeared first on iLounge.06:45 pmSilo, award-winning Sci-Fi AppleTV+ series returns with Season 2
AppleTV+ “Silo”, an award-winning sci-fi series, makes a return. Season 2 is finally here after waiting for a year and a half, with the first episode of the TV show now accessible on the streaming service. The plot of the show “Silo” is a dystopian story of humanity hanging on to survival, with 10,000 people […] The post appeared first on iLounge.06:43 pmM4 MacBook Pro equipped with quantum dot film
Display analyst Ross Young reports that the MacBook M4 Pro devices are equipped with quantum dot technology for its display, replacing the red KSF phosphor film it previously had and resulting in more accurate and vibrant colors. The reason Apple was using the KSF film for MacBook Pro units was it doesn’t use cadmium which […] The post appeared first on iLounge.06:41 pmApple has no plans to make a smart ring
Tom Hale, Oura’s CEO, does not think that Apple intends to dive into the market for smart rings because if Apple does make a smart ring, then sales on the Apple Watch might be thwarted, since it would possess similar features and end up being a cheaper alternative. It seems Apple is not keen about […] The post appeared first on iLounge.06:39 pm17 new emojis made by Unicode
The Unicode Consortium adds new character emojis for devices like smartphones and other gadgets every year. This week, Unicode 17 is adding 8 emojis that were recommended: trombone, orca, apple core, treasure chest, landslide, distorted face, bigfoot, and fight cloud. Current emojis like people wrestling, people that have bunny ears, and ballet dancers have different […] The post appeared first on iLounge.06:14 pmCan i create multiple apple individual developer accounts?
I want to have 2 accounts with separate emails. I’m fine if it shoes my name but just want the apps to be in different accounts. submitted by /u/lightroid [link] [comments]06:10 pmRumors of an Apple-made TV set are back again
Apple is said to be considering making a television set, over a decade after it abandoned that idea in favor of creating the Apple TV set top box.An "Apple television" has been rumored for more than 15 years.It's one of the famous Steve Jobs stories, a claim relayed by biographer Walter Isaacson, which Jobs said he had figured out television. "I finally cracked it," he said in 2010, adding that his Apple TV set would be "completely easy to use."Now according to Bloomberg, Apple may yet be having another go at fulfilling that ambition. As yet it's no more than a vague rumor, but Apple is said to be once again evaluating the idea. Rumor Score: 🤔 Possible Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums06:00 pmHere’s when you can expect Google Gemini integration with Apple Intelligence
It’s long been rumored that Apple will be partnering with other AI chatbot companies in the future, to support Apple Intelligence features. Apple already partnered with OpenAI to bring ChatGPT to iOS, and that integration is now here in the iOS 18.2 beta, which is expected to release in December. more…05:48 pmBest time to buy a Mac: Should you buy a Mac or MacBook now?
Macworld Whether you are updating your old MacBook laptop or planning to buy your first Mac part of the decision of which model to buy should be based on timing. Before you part with your money you should check that the model you are buying isn’t about to be upgraded by Apple. There is nothing worse than buying a new MacBook Air only to see Apple update the models a month later. Luckily you are here reading this article so the chance of you making a mistake like that is slim (although you should check the date this article was last updated!) In this article, we’ll tell you the best time to buy a MacBook, when to buy a Mac, at what time of year Apple usually updates its Macs, and whether an update is expected soon. We’ll also mention if there are any particular configurations to avoid. We will run through each Mac and MacBook Apple currently sells and assess whether now is a good time to buy one based on educated guesses as to when the next one will launch. Sometimes if you wait a month or two you can get more for your money – provided Apple keeps its prices the same. Before you make the decision of which Mac to buy you should also check out our Mac buying guide and our MacBook buying guide. We also offer advice about how much storage, RAM and cores in How much MacBook RAM, SSD, GPU and CPU do you really need? If you are reading this around Black Friday, read our advice in our guide to the best Black Friday MacBook deals and the best Mac mini and iMac deals. And if you want to know what other Apple products are discounted read Best Black Friday Apple deals. When will Apple launch new Macs? There are a couple of things that can help when predicting when a new model might land. One is to be aware of when Apple last updated the range. The other is to note when Apple has previously announced updates to that range. Apple updated the MacBook Pro, Mac mini and iMac at an event in October 2024. We don’t anticipate any more Mac updates until spring 2025. take a look at our article about Apple Events and the new products expected from Apple to check that the outlook hasn’t changed. Most recent/current launches: 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro, M4, M4 Pro and M4 Max – October 2024 24-inch iMac, M4 – October 2024 Mac mini, M4 and M4 Pro – October 2024 15-inch MacBook Air, M3 – March 2024 (RAM update in October 2024) Mac Studio, M2 Max and M2 Ultra – June 2023 Mac Pro, M2 Ultra – June 2023 13-inch MacBook Air, M2 – July 2022 (RAM update in October 2024) As for the times when a Mac launch is most likely. In the past, the most likely times to see Mac updates were: WWDC in June for professional Mac models (e.g. Mac Studio and Mac Pro) and October for consumer-focused Macs (e.g. MacBook Air and Mac mini). However, as you will see when you read on, this is not a rule that Apple abides by particularly, nor does Apple always launch new Macs at special events: it often just takes the Apple Store offline for a few hours and then when it returns new Mac models are available as it did in October 2024. It used to be easier to predict when Apple would launch new Macs because updates were often tied to the launch of the next generation of Intel processors. Now that Apple has transitioned from Intel to its own series of processors, it is no longer tied to Intel’s upgrade cycle. This doesn’t necessarily mean that the updates happen more frequently though. We do, however, think that updates for the following Macs are likely to arrive in the next few months. 13- & 15-inch MacBook Air, M4: Now that the MacBook Pro has an M4 chip we expect that the 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air will get an update soon. See: MacBook Air rumors. Expected launch: Spring 2025. Mac Studio, M4: The Mac Studio go the M2 Max and M2 Ultra in June 2023. We expect that the whole of 2024 will pass without an update so expect an M4-Max/Ultra in 2025, perhaps at WWDC. See: M4 Mac Studio. Mac Pro, M4: Like the Mac Studio, we expect a update in June 2024. iMac Pro: Apple discontinued the larger-screened 27-inch iMac when the Mac Studio was introduced, but there are rumors that it could make a comeback. Read about the new iMac Pro. Expected launch: 2025. Should I wait for Black Friday deals? If you are thinking of buying a new Mac and the last few months of the year are approaching, you should hold on to take advantage of deals season. From October onwards is when we tend to see the most deals, with everyone saving their best discounts for the weeks around Black Friday at the end of November. If you are wondering whether to wait until Black Friday itself or take advantage of an early deal that’s marked as being ‘early Black Friday’ or similar, our advice is to just go for it! In the past lots of retailers have started their Black Fridays sales a long time before the day itself and promised that prices won’t go any lower on Black Friday itself. It’s unlikely that Apple will offer any discounts for Black Friday though. The company tends to offer vouchers with qualifying sales around Black Friday, and we don’t expect that to change: here’s what Apple is likely to be doing for Black Friday. So don’t expect Apple to offer discounts on Black Friday, but you might be able to get money off Apple products from another reseller. We see many resellers offering Black Friday deals on Apple products, so come back around Black Friday and check out our best But we don’t only see prices cut for Black Friday, we see deals on Apple products all year round – so don’t assume you can’t get money off a new Apple product when you need to buy one. Check out our round-ups of the best Apple deals: Best MacBook Air deals Best Mac Studio deals Best MacBook Pro deals Best Mac mini deals Best iMac deals There are other ways to save money too: How to get an Apple student discount at Apple’s Education Store Apple Back to School deal Why you should buy a refurbished Mac Best place to buy a refurbished Mac How much can you save at Apple’s refurbished store? Is it a good time to buy a Mac or MacBook? Let’s take a look at each Mac and MacBook on the market and assess if you should consider buying it now. Check the date at the top of the article to see when we last updated this information. Should I buy a 13-inch MacBook Air now or wait? Price When Reviewed: $1,099 Best Prices Today: $899 at Amazon$899 at Best Buy$1024 at Walmart Electronics Last update: March 2024 Next update: Spring 2025 There are three versions of the MacBook Air available to buy right now. There are two 13-inch models: one with an M2 chip that launched in July 2022 and one with an M3 chip that went on sale in March 2024. There is also a 15-inch MacBook Air with M3 that was updated in March 2024, which we discuss below. The M2 MacBook Air, with its brand-new design, arrived in the summer of 2022. It gained a MagSafe charging port, meaning that two USB-C ports are available. In our 13-inch M2 MacBook Air review we described it as “just right for nearly every user” thanks to its improved display with thinner bezels, full-size function row, killer battery life and outstanding performance in its class. There are still some areas that let it down though, for example, the fact that you can’t plug in more than one other monitor, unless you close the MacBook lid or follow this workaround: How to connect two or more external displays to Apple Silicon Macs. When the M3 version of the MacBook Air arrived in spring 2024 we were impressed, finding that the M3 chip gave a nice performance boost. In October 2024, with the arrival of the M4 in the MacBook Pro, the MacBook Air does look a little less impressive, but Apple increased the unified memory (RAM) in the M3 and M2 MacBook Air, from 8GB to 16GB, paving the way for Apple Intelligence. Is now a good time to buy a 13-inch MacBook Air? No The M2 MacBook Air is an excellent machine and it is the cheapest Mac laptop right now. However, the 13-inch MacBook Air with M3 chip only costs $100/£100 more, so our advice would be to pay a little extra for better specs. In October 2024 the M3 MacBook Air had a RAM boost, which is certainly a point in favor of buying one right now, but, with the MacBook Pro gaining an M4 chip at the same time, it’s likely that the MacBook Air will get a similar update soon. Our recommendation is that if you find a good discount on the price of the M3 MacBook Air check that the model being sold includes the now standard 16GB RAM, rather than 8GB RAM. If you find a 16GB equipped M3 MacBook Air at a good price then it will be a good buy, as long as you are prepared for disappointment in early 2025 when the MacBook Air is upgraded. If you want to buy a MacBook Air now check out our round-up of the Best MacBook Air deals. Should I buy a 15-inch MacBook Air now or wait? Price When Reviewed: $1,299 Best Prices Today: $1,099 at Amazon$1099 at Best Buy$1199 at B&H Last update: June 2023 Next update: Spring 2025 There is another MacBook Air to consider. In our review of the 15-inch MacBook Air we said that the 15-inch MacBook Air is “exactly like the 13-inch MacBook Air only with a bigger display (and thus chassis) and better speakers”. But if you prefer larger laptops then the 15-inch MacBook Air will save you thousands compared to the 16-inch MacBook Pro. It offers better battery life than the smaller model and offers a larger screen, and while it costs a bit more than the 13-inch model, it is much less than the other Mac laptops with larger screens. The 14-inch MacBook Pro starts at $1,599/£1,599, while the 15-inch MacBook Air starts at $1,299/£1,399. Is now a good time to buy a 15-inch MacBook Air? No Apple launched the 15-inch MacBook Air in March 2024, but while it’s still less than a year old, we do expect that Apple will update it in early 2025 with the M4 chip that arrived in the MacBook Pro, iMac and Mac mini in October 2024. One point in favor of the 15-inch MacBook Air is that Apple doubled the unified memory (RAM) in October 2024, so there is at least 16GB RAM as standard in the 15-inch MacBook Air, which should mean that if you find a good deal on a 16GB RAM-equipped model you won’t regret spending your money. Should I buy a 14-inch MacBook Pro now or wait? Price When Reviewed: $1,599 | $1,799 | $1,999 Best Prices Today: $1,474 at Amazon$1484 at Walmart Electronics$1549 at B&H Last update: October 2024 Next update: October 2025 Apple upgraded the 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M4, M4 Pro and M4 Max in October 2024. We don’t expect to see another update until at least the fall of 2025. When we reviewed the MacBook Pro M4 model we found it offered a good performance boost over the MacBook Pro M3. The boost from 8GB to 16GB unified memory is one benefit, another gain comes in the form of an extra Thunderbolt/USB 4 port. In our review we described the M4 MacBook Pro as: “a package bursting with value. It no longer feels like a compromised laptop, and you get a lot of performance and features for the price”. If you are a pro user who needs a little more oomph then the M4 Pro or M4 Max models offer more ports (including Thunderbolt 5) and superior power. In our review of the M4 Pro models we said they “have what it takes to conquer your processing demands”. Read our review here: 14-inch MacBook Pro M4 review. Is now a good time to buy a 14-inch MacBook Pro? Yes At $1,599/£1,599 the price of the 14-inch MacBook Pro with M4 is a high compared to the 15-inch MacBook Air, which you can get for $1,299/£1,299, but the latter still only offers the M3 chip and the M4 in the MacBook Pro is leaps ahead. So or recommendation right now is to buy the MacBook Pro if you see a good deal. If you find a deal on the older M3 MacBook Pro we would advise against it because that model has less RAM. If it’s the M4 Pro or M4 Max edition you are after, our recommendation is buy one, you won’t be disappointed. If you want to get the best price for a new MacBook Pro check out our round-up of the Best MacBook Pro deals. Read our full Apple 14-inch MacBook Pro (M4) review Should I buy a 16-inch MacBook Pro now or wait? Price When Reviewed: $2,499 | $2,899 Best Prices Today: $2,299 at Amazon$2314 at Walmart Electronics$2499 at Apple Last update: October 2024 Next update: October 2025 Alongside the 14-inch MacBook Pro, in October 2024, Apple introduced a 16-inch MacBook Pro with M4 Pro or M4 Max. When we reviewed the M4 Pro 16-inch MacBook Pro model we described it as “a powerful workstation and Apple makes the package even better with Thunderbolt 5, the 12MP Center Stage camera, and the Nano-texture glass display option”. If you need the ultimate in processing muscle, you really want an M4 Max chip, but if a $3,499/£3,499 laptop is out of your budget, the M4 Pro models have what it takes to conquer your processing demands. The larger 16-inch model costs more than it’s smaller sibling, but if you need more battery life and a bigger screen then this is the model for you. If you’re still using an Intel-based MacBook Pro, it’s time to upgrade. For more advice read our comparison of all the MacBook Pro models. Is now a good time to buy a 16-inch MacBook Pro? Yes The 16-inch MacBook Pro was updated in October 2024, so we don’t expect another update for some time. If you can find a good deal then definitely buy one. If it’s power you need and portability isn’t a factor, you may also want to consider the M4 Pro in the Mac mini and a display as a much cheaper option than the 16-inch MacBook Pro. Read our full Apple 16-inch MacBook Pro (M4 Pro) review Should I buy a 24-inch iMac now or wait? Price When Reviewed: $1,299 | $1,499 | $1,699 | $1,899 Best Prices Today: $1,199 at Amazon$1214 at Walmart Electronics$1299 at Apple Last update: October 2024 Next update: Late 2025/2026 The 24-inch iMac is eye-catching, both in terms of the quality of the 4.5K display and the colorful case. The M4 model arrived in October 2024 with each model available in blue, green, orange, pink, purple, yellow, and silver, with all but silver offering a bold tone on the back that is complemented by a paler version on the front. On the inside the differences are impressive. As we said in our review, “the new 16GB RAM standard, the implementation of Thunderbolt across the board, the improved FaceTime camera, and the Nano-texture glass option are all winning moves by Apple.” The M4 chip inside is the same as you can find in the entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro and Mac mini. The iMac is less expensive than the MacBook Pro, starting at $1,299/£1,299 compared to $1,599/£1,599 for the MacBook Pro, but the MacBook Pro is better equipped, with a 10-core GPU, rather than the 8-core GPU found in that entry-level iMac. There’s also double the storage in the MacBook (512GB compared to 256GB). If you are looking for the best value though, the Mac mini is much cheaper than the iMac, starting at $599/£599 for the same spec. Is now a good time to buy a 24-inch iMac? Yes While we feel that it is overpriced, we accept that there are places for which the iMac is ideal–reception desks, living rooms, and so on. If If you’re looking for a new, complete Mac setup– a computer, display, and input devices–the M4 iMac is a great choice. If you do want to buy one then do not pay full price, check our round-up of the best iMac deals. If you need an iMac that is designed with creative pros in mind you should look at the Mac mini with M4 Pro. Read our full Apple iMac (M4) review Should I buy a Mac mini now or wait? Price When Reviewed: $599 | $799 | $999 Best Prices Today: $564 at Walmart Electronics$574 at Amazon$599 at Apple Last update: October 2024 Next update: Late 2025/2026 Apple introduced the M4 Mac mini and M4 Pro Mac mini in October 2024. The Mac mini with M4 or M4 Pro is the long awaited successor to the M2 Mac mini and M2 Pro version. The Mac mini is now even smaller, but it’s just as powerful as any other M4 equipped Mac. The performance and value on offer for just $599/£599 is excellent, if you are trying to spec up a machine to meet higher demands we found that can be expensive, but that is the case with all of Apple’s build-to-order options. The pro version of the Mac mini does much to fill the gap left by the removal of the 27-inch iMac, as long as you have a decent monitor you can use. Is now a good time to buy a Mac mini? Yes We recommend the M4 Mac mini. It offers the same specs as the other M4 Macs for much less money, the only difference being the absence of a screen. But since you can buy a decent 4K display for less than £300/$300 we don’t think that is a big problem. See our round-up of the best monitors for Mac. The M4 Pro Mac mini is a great option for anyone who needs affordable power. The only reason to hold off buying is if you want to wait for Apple to update the Mac Studio with M2 Max and M2 Ultra. However, the Mac Studio starts at $1,999/£2,099, while the M2 Pro Mac mini offers much better value at $1,299/£1,299. If you want to buy a Mac mini now check out our round-up of the Best Mac mini deals. Should I buy a Mac Studio now or wait? Price When Reviewed: £1,999 Best Prices Today: $1799 at B&H$1889 at Adorama$1949 at Walmart Electronics Last update: June 2023Next update: 2025 The Mac Studio arrived in March 2022 and we were impressed by its processing power, port flexibility and price. In our review we said “The Mac Studio offers exciting processing prowess,” and added: “It may even be a suitable replacement for an Intel Mac Pro in certain situations.” That model was replaced by a Mac Studio with M2 Max or M2 Ultra back in June 2023, but there hasn’t been an update in 2024. In our review of the model that arrived in June 2023, we said that: “The Mac Studio is the ideal Mac–it’s powerful, priced appropriately, has lots of ports for connecting devices, and it won’t take up a lot of desk space,” and described it as a “complete package of processing power, features, and design”. An HDMI upgrade fixes one of our biggest problems with the original Mac Studio, bringing 8K display support and support for more displays overall. Is now a good time to buy a Mac Studio? No Nearly a year and a half after the Mac Studio with M2 Max and M2 Ultra arrived in June 2023, the M4 Max has arrived in the MacBook Pro. That chip which will eventually be destined for the Mac Studio, along with the M4 Ultra (unless Apple jumps straight to the M5). With an update log overdue it certainly looks likely that the Mac Studio will see an update in 2025. We expect Apple to update the model either at, or before, WWDC in June. If you need a powerful machine in the meantime then you are better off considering the M4 Pro Mac mini or M4 Pro or M4 Max MacBook Pro. Alternatively, take advantage of the Best Mac Studio deals, because we do see some big discounts on these models. Read our full Apple Mac Studio (M2 Max, 2023) review Should I buy a Mac Pro now or wait? Price When Reviewed: From $6,999 Best Prices Today: $6999 at Apple Last update: June 2023 Next update: 2025 Apple launched the current Mac Pro in June 2023, three and a half years after the range was last updated in December 2019. That was the first update since December 2013 (which was a wait of six years!) The main benefit of the 2019 Mac Pro design is shared by the design of the 2023 Mac Pro: it offers PCIe expansion slots (seven in total) and its modular design should mean that there is the potential for SSD upgrades down the line (although RAM won’t be upgradable and nor will the GPU or CPU). The Mac Pro has a lot of competition in the form of the Mac Studio, which offers the exact same spec as the Mac Studio and is cheaper. The Mac Pro brings an extra fan, more ports and there is a rack-mounted option. Is now a good time to buy a Mac Pro? No The disadvantage is that Apple hasn’t updated the Mac Pro (or Mac Studio) since mid 2023. While Apple often waits a long time between Mac Pro updates, the M4 Pro has more than caught up with the M2 Max and the M4 Max has edged ahead of the M2 Ultra, so if you need the power then the Mac Pro isn’t looking as attractive next to its siblings When the Mac Pro is finally updated we expect it to leap ahead, so our recommendation it to wait. We expect an update at, or before, WWDC.04:00 pmHow to make your Mac mini a portable computer
Find out why and how you can transform your Mac mini into a portable powerhouse with the right accessories. No need for a MacBook! (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)03:58 pmTata takes control of Pegatron's sole iPhone plant in India
India's Tata Electronics is reportedly buying a 60 percent stake in Taiwan-based Pegatron's only India iPhone facility, strengthening Tata's position as Apple's main supplier partner in the country.Tata has reportedly bought a controlling stake in a former Pegatron iPhone plant — image credit: PegatronPegatron and the Tata Group have been negotiating since at least April 2024. This plant, which has some 10,000 employees and helps make five million iPhones annually, will give Tata its third iPhone factory in India, according to Reuters.Tata previously bought out a Wistron iPhone assembly facility in the southern state of Karnataka. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums03:31 pmI’m tired of complex mobile app analytics tools. I’ve built my own for myself – and I’m thinking of releasing it to the public. It works for Flutter, Ios and Android. What do you think? | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingI’m tired of complex mobile app analytics tools. I’ve built my own for myself – and I’m thinking of releasing it to the public. It works for Flutter, Ios and Android. What do you think?
submitted by /u/ekinsdrow [link] [comments]03:28 pmCan I make an IOS app on windows?
I want to make an app to put on the app store, but I don't have any apple computer/laptops. I have an apple phone though, so I was wondering if I could use that instead of a mac. Can I program an IOS app on windows, or do I have to buy a mac? Also, […]03:10 pmAirTag 2 reportedly launching in mid-2025 with better range
Apple's next-gen AirTag will seemingly launch in mid-2025 with a tamper-proof design and new wireless chip. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)02:30 pmThese $60 Beats earbuds are built for busy music lovers
These earbuds pair effortlessly with iPhones and Android devices, offering universal compatibility. Save in our Beats Solo Buds sale. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)02:16 pmAirTags 2 to bring better location tracking in 2025
Apple's AirTags will get its first-ever hardware update a new report claiming the tracked will gain finer location accuracy.Next-generation Apple AirTags will look the same, but feature improved range and location tracking.Backing up previous reports, Apple is said to be preparing an updated AirTag which is planned to be released in 2025.According to Bloomberg the updated model is codenamed B589. It's said to have reached the manufacturing test phase, ahead of what will probably be a mid-2025 release. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums02:15 pmAdobe Offering Up to 70% Off Creative Cloud All Apps for Black Friday
Adobe has started a few of its Black Friday offers early this year, including up to 70 percent off Creative Cloud All Apps. These deals can only be found on Adobe's website and are aimed at new customers signing up for their first year of the subscription platform. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with Adobe. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running. Specifically, there are three separate deals on Creative Cloud All Apps for Black Friday this year: one for Individuals, one for Students and Teachers, and one for Business. Starting with Individuals, you can get this subscription for $29.98/month, down from $59.99/month ($329.74/year billed upfront, down from $659.88/year). UP TO 70% OFFAdobe Creative Cloud Black Friday Sale Additionally, Businesses can get Creative Cloud All Apps for $44.99/month, down from $89.99/month; and Students and Teachers can get the platform for just $15.97/month, down from $59.99/month. Remember that these discounts are for your first year only of Creative Cloud All Apps, and after it ends your subscription will revert to its original price, unless you cancel. Adobe's Creative Cloud platform is a collection of more than 20 desktop and mobile apps that provide services for photography, design, video, and more. This includes Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, Acrobat Pro, and many more. Your subscription to Creative Cloud All Apps grants you access to each of these apps. You can find all the Apple Black Friday Deals currently available in our dedicated post. For everything else, we're keeping track of all of the season's best Apple-related deals in our Black Friday roundup, so be sure to check back throughout the month for an updated list of all the most notable discounts you'll find for Black Friday 2024. Deals Newsletter Interested in hearing more about top deals as we head into the holidays? Sign up for our Deals Newsletter and we'll keep you updated so you don't miss the biggest deals of the season! Related Roundup: Apple DealsThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums01:59 pmGurman: Apple ‘evaluating’ idea of releasing a TV set again
According to this weekend’s Power On newsletter from Mark Gurman, Apple is ‘evaluating’ the idea of releasing an Apple-branded TV set, once again. more…01:27 pmIt's 2009 Again: Apple is Apparently Considering Making a TV
Between around 2009 and 2011, it was repeatedly rumored that Apple would be releasing a TV, but that obviously never happened. Now, a decade-and-a-half later, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says the idea is back on the table. In his Power On newsletter today, Gurman briefly mentioned that Apple has been "evaluating" the "idea of making an Apple-branded TV set." He did not provide any further details about the TV, but he said it could be one of several new smart home devices that Apple releases if its rumored wall-mounted smart home hub is successful. It sounds like Apple is still in the very early stages of considering a TV, so it is likely years away from launching, if it ever comes to fruition. Nevertheless, it reignites the exciting possibility of Apple competing in the TV-set industry in a more direct way. Currently, the company only sells the Apple TV box that connects to a TV for streaming. It remains to be seen how Apple would compete with other TV brands in terms of display specifications, features, and pricing. A wide range of TV sets from brands like LG, Samsung, and Vizio already offer AirPlay, HomeKit, and Apple TV+, but an Apple-branded TV could have even deeper integration with the Apple ecosystem of devices.Related Roundup: Apple TVTag: Mark GurmanBuyer's Guide: Apple TV (Don't Buy)Related Forum: Apple TV and Home TheaterThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums01:24 pmDeveloping for the Meta Quest 3 with Unreal Engine 5 [FREE]
You’ll be using Unreal Engine 5 to develop Virtual Reality on Meta Quest 3, implementing Teleportation, Grab Actions, Switches, and Deploying to Device.01:23 pmApple reportedly releasing AirTag 2 next year with these 3 improvements
According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is preparing the release of 2 around the “middle of next year.” The design will stay pretty similar but will improve on the original model in three key ways. more…01:18 pmNew AirTag Rumored to Launch in Mid-2025 With These Features
Apple released the AirTag in April 2021, so it is now three over and a half years old. While the AirTag has not received any hardware updates since then, a new version of the item tracking accessory is rumored to be in development. Below, we recap rumors about a second-generation AirTag. Timing Apple is aiming to release a new AirTag in mid-2025, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. From his Power On newsletter today:In May, I reported that Apple is working on a new AirTag — code-named B589 — for release around the middle of next year. That accessory has now progressed in manufacturing tests, and Apple is getting ready to bring it to market. In October 2023, Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said mass production of the second-generation AirTag had been postponed from the fourth quarter of 2024 until some point in 2025, but he did not provide a reason for the apparent change in plans. Kuo and Gurman are thus in agreement that a new AirTag is coming next year. Features In his newsletter today, Gurman said the new AirTag will feature an upgraded chip with improved location tracking. If so, the AirTag could be updated with the second-generation Ultra Wideband chip that debuted in all iPhone 15 models last year. Gurman also believes the new AirTag's built-in speaker will be more difficult to remove, as an anti-stalking measure. Overall, though, he expects the new AirTag to look similar to the current model. Last, he said the new AirTag will feature improved range. Kuo previously said the new AirTag will have some kind of integration with Apple's Vision Pro headset, but he has not shared any specific details.Tags: AirTag, Mark GurmanThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums12:47 pmPayment from pass from wallet
Hi, I want to develop the fastest payment method for my user and preferably without the user also having a mobile app. The dream is that it happens as easily as possible when the user/guest scans a pass from the wallet. Hopefully the user just has to approve on the screen. 1) Can I attach […]11:21 amI’ve done it, an app made completely with AI! Feel free to AMA
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dear-santa-letter-from-santa/id6737303300 I’ve done it, completely with AI. My lord was it challenging but I got there! Write letters to Santa with your children, and you’ll get a personalised response close to the date! Feel free to either use as intended or give feedback! I’m so pumped! submitted by /u/Vandercoon [link] [comments]11:07 amCreating Private Policy and Terms and conditions cause anxiety and keep me from launching my app | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingCreating Private Policy and Terms and conditions cause anxiety and keep me from launching my app
I really struggle with these documents. They scare me and stop me from launching my app :/ Any tips! submitted by /u/levoxtrip [link] [comments]10:25 amApple Developer App Update Approval Delays?
Has anyone else been experiencing longer approval times for Apple Developer app updates lately? Usually, it’s pretty quick, but it’s been taking 3 to 5 days for me now. Just wondering if this is a widespread issue or if it’s just me. submitted by /u/FlakyStick [link] [comments]09:42 amUser refunds for a paid app, can they keep their app installed?
Hello, I have a paid app that can be purchased once when downloaded and then can be used without limits (offline). I wonder, if a user asks for a refund to Apple, can they keep using it as long as they don’t uninstall it? submitted by /u/newhost22 [link] [comments]09:33 amGet higher quality images from google books api iOS
According to Google Books Api, there are two kinds of thumbnail sizes: "small thumbnail" and "thumbnail". If I use thumbnail in Xcode and increase the size of my AsyncImage with .frame(width: 250, height: 400 I get a blur image. how could I do to increase the size of the AsymcImage without loosing high quality? This […]09:31 amAdobe Premiere Elements 2025 review
Macworld At a GlanceExpert's Rating Pros Extensive range of video-editing tools Quick mode and Guided Edits for beginners Powerful colour correction tools Good tools for creating text and titles Cons Even Quick mode is pretty complex Now sold with only three-year license Dense, unhelpful documentation Our Verdict It’s certainly a powerful video-editing tool, with advanced features for creating titles and artistic effects. However, Premiere Elements isn’t easy to master, and may be too complex for people who just want to post on Instagram. Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined Best Pricing Today Retailer Price Adobe (three year license) $99.99 View Deal $99.99 View Deal Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide Product Price Price comparison from Backmarket Price When Reviewed$99.99 Best Prices Today: Retailer Price Adobe (three year license) $99.99 View Deal $99.99 View Deal Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide Product Price Price comparison from Backmarket Premiere Elements is the companion product to Photoshop Elements (see our review), and is designed to provide powerful video-editing tools at a competitive price. There are less expensive video-editing apps available for the Mac, but many of these simply focus on relatively simple tools for trimming video clips and applying filters and effects for use on social media. In contrast, Premiere Elements provides powerful and precise editing tools that allow you to create complex video projects using multiple video and audio clips. It also includes a variety of text tools for creating titles, and a very wide range of creative filters and effects that can create just the right look and mood for your videos. However, that extra power means that Premiere Elements is more complex than some of its rivals – and also more complex than Photoshop Elements too, despite the similarities between the two programs. Photoshop Elements – How much does it cost? Both Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements have traditionally been sold for a one-time fee of $99.99/£86.99, which allowed you to use the programs for as long as you wanted (although you did have to pay an extra fee if you wanted to purchase their annual upgrades as well). The 2025 editions of both programs still cost the same amount, but the purchase price now only grants you a three-year term license, which means that you’ll have to purchase another license in three years’ time. That’s the bad news – but the good news is that you’ll get future upgrades, such as the 2026 and 2027 editions, for free as they are likely to be released within that three-year license period. It’s also possible to buy both Elements programs together for $149.99/£130.49 (which again is for a three-year license). There’s also a seven-day free trial available, so that you can see if Premiere Elements is suitable for your own level of experience. Purchasing Premiere Elements for the Mac also gives you access to the mobile version of the app – although this has been in beta for quite a few years now, so you should probably make sure you back-up any video files that you record on your mobile devices to keep them safe. Premiere Elements – Editing Tools Like Photoshop Elements, Premiere Elements provides three different editing modes, with three tabs at the top of the main editing window – Quick, Guided and Advanced – which are designed to cater to users with different levels of experience. The Quick mode is designed for beginners, and provides a simple workspace with a horizontal sceneline running across the bottom of the screen where you can drag and drop video clips and quickly arrange them in the required sequence. Above the sceneline is the Program Monitor window, which provides a larger view of individual video clips so that you can view each clip with frame-by-frame precision and decide where to make cuts or other changes. There’s also a palette on the right of the window that provides several additional tools, including a series of artistic effects, such as oil paintings, lens flare and black-and-white effects. However, even in Quick mode some of these tools are quite complex, with multiple slider controls for adjusting settings and timings that may confuse less experienced users. Fortunately, like Photoshop Elements, Premiere Elements also has a Guided mode that provides step-by-step help with some of these more complex tools. There are Guided Edits that show you how to create time-lapse effects, lighting adjustments, titles and other effects. And, for real beginners, there are two options that can do all the work for you and automatically create a Highlight Reel, or a Video Collage. All you have to do here is import a few video clips and Premiere Elements will edit the clips together, add transitions, and even offer a selection of music clips for the soundtrack. Premiere Elements – What’s New? Screenshot Foundry More experienced users can jump straight into Advanced Mode, which provides full access to the program’s extensive range of editing tools, audio features, filters and effects. Many of the new features introduced for the 2025 edition are found here as well. At first glance, Advanced Mode looks similar to Quick Mode – although the sceneline of Quick Mode is now called the timeline, indicating that more advanced features are available in this mode. The timeline has been modified for this 2025 version, with audio and video tracks grouped together for greater clarity, and the ability to lock tracks to prevent any accidental changes. There’s a new Quick Tools palette to the left of the timeline, which provides instant access to features such as the Scissor tool for splitting clips, and the Text tool for adding titles. The program’s text tools have been improved as well, with controls for quickly adjusting text size, alignment, and direction of movement. You can also download some new templates to help you create slick animated titles as well. There are improved tools for colour correction and adjusting white balance, which controls the brightness of white areas within an image, such as clouds or snow. However, some of these colour tools will challenge even more advanced users, and we found ourselves wading through the not-very-helpful Help files on Adobe’s web site to learn the differences between colour grading and colour correction. There are also changes to the program’s options for importing and exporting files, which should be useful for all users regardless of their level of experience. When you start a new project you’ll see the redesigned Media panel that opens on the left of the screen and makes it quicker and easier to import files into your projects. There are also new export options that help you to prepare your video files for social media and other platforms, starting with the Quick Export button that provides preset options covering a variety of different quality settings and resolutions. The updated Export tool now opens up a large window that provides more detailed settings for audio and video files. And one big time-saver here is the ability to simultaneously export multiple versions of the same file that can be tailored for use on different social media sites, such as Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Screenshot Foundry Should you buy Premiere Elements? There’s no doubt that Premiere Elements is an impressively powerful program for video-editing work, and it’s great value for more advanced amateurs and semi-professional users such as podcasters and vloggers. Even so, it’s still a pretty complex piece of software, even when using Quick mode, so newcomers will have to be prepared to roll up their sleeves and do a bit of work in order to really get to grips with the program’s undeniably powerful editing tools. For more video editing apps see our round up of the best free and cheap Mac video editors, we also have a guide to the best Mac for video editing.09:12 amI didn’t have that as a student 🙁
When I was a student I had to make revision sheets on paper and I had hundreds of them. For my children, I decided to create an app that allows you to make revision sheets and adapted MCQs using AI or by scanning your own lessons or with recorded audio. All feedback is considerate and […]02:39 amSubscription issue, the final barrier.
submitted by /u/Far-Basil9401 [link] [comments]02:12 amSave up to $1,000 on iPads this weekend with early Black Friday flash deals
These early Black Friday deals are providing shoppers with an opportunity to pick up an iPad for the entire family at up to $1,000 off.Weekend flash deals offer up to $1,000 off iPads.Amazon, Best Buy and B&H are all fighting for your business this holiday season with early Black Friday deals across Apple's entire iPad lineup. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums01:14 amIntroducing Muslim Minds: A Free, Ad-Free Prayer App (TestFlight Beta Invitation) | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingIntroducing Muslim Minds: A Free, Ad-Free Prayer App (TestFlight Beta Invitation)
Hello everyone! I’m currently training to become a Mobile App Developer, and for my practical project, I’ve poured my heart into developing Muslim Minds—an app built entirely with Swift and SwiftUI. My aim with Muslim Minds is to offer a genuine alternative in the market for prayer apps: completely free and without any advertisements. Key […]Saturday November 1611:11 pmApple has taken my money but not approved my account.
Hello, I am based in the United States. I applied for a developer account in early October, and $100 has been taken from my account. I have sent multiple support tickets and received a reply from a "senior advisor from Developer Support" on October 23rd, saying they are working on it. However, I still haven't […]08:54 pmBrzzy Weather 2,000+ Downloads with $0 Marketing
At the end of September, I launched the Brzzy Weather app, a fun and unique weather app that brings forecasts to life with GIFs and provides activity ratings to help you plan your day. The goal was to make the weather fun! Key Highlights: Downloads: 2,000+ installs Daily Active Users: Averaging 300+ App Store Conversion […]08:38 pmHow can I set the interface orientation on an App Playground?
I am working on an app using the App Playground template, and I noticed that there isn't an option to change the interface orientation. I tried making an Info.plist file and adding the "Supported interface orientations" option, however this doesn't seem to make any difference. Is there a way I can do this from the […]08:30 pmIndie App Spotlight: ‘Pinning’ helps you track meaningful events in life
Welcome to Indie App Spotlight. This is a weekly 9to5Mac series where we showcase the latest apps in the indie app world. If you’re a developer and would like your app featured, get in contact. Pinning is a unique calendar countdown app for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple Vision. It offers a visually appealing way of keeping track of birthdays, calendar events, anniversaries, and more! It also includes a number of native-feeling design elements. more…08:23 pmXCUITest Screen Recording
In WWDC23: Fix failures faster with Xcode test reports, the presenter showed off an Xcode feature called Automation Explorer, that allows playback of a screen recording corresponding to an XCUITest. For the life of me, I have not been able to find out how to enable/use this feature in Xcode 16. I am using Test […]08:19 pmWeather isn’t one-size-fits all.
submitted by /u/reallyneedcereal [link] [comments]08:10 pmImpro Master – An AI-Powered Harmony Engine for Musicians!
Impro Master – Now With an AI-Powered Harmony Engine for Musicians! Hey ! 👋 I wanted to share a project that’s been close to my heart for quite a while now. A few years ago, I built a mobile app called Impro Master for iOS, a tool initially designed to help musicians practice and improvise […]07:53 pmIntroducing Guerila: Transform Your World with Outdoor Augmented Reality Street Art! | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingIntroducing Guerila: Transform Your World with Outdoor Augmented Reality Street Art!
submitted by /u/Flamingoman123 [link] [comments]07:47 pmA Mac App for Debugging SwiftData Databases
Hi everyone! 👋 I’m an iOS developer, and recently I found myself needing a way to debug data from a SwiftData database visually, in sync with UI changes. Logging was fine, but it didn’t offer the clarity I wanted. I went searching for a tool that could help me preview the data directly – but […]07:43 pmHiring App developer on contract
Hello All, so I have been building and maintaining my apps for the last 15 years and now it feels boring and tiring to keep learning new technologies like Swift concurrency and SwiftUI and struggle with its basic issues such as gesture handling, blah blah. Moreover, these days selling apps is mostly about running ad […]07:21 pmApple's in-house chip design is the 'secret weapon' behind industry-beating performance | AppleInsiderApple's in-house chip design is the 'secret weapon' behind industry-beating performance
Apple executives believe that by designing their own Apple Silicon chips and AI, the company now has a significant advantage over traditional chipmakers that have to cater to a wide range of markets and customers.Apple is outpacing the rate of overall industry progress with its M-series chips. Image credit: AppleApple's Vice President of Mac Product Marketing Tom Boger and Vice President of Platform Architecture Tim Millet talked about the new M4 line of chips used in recent Apple product updates in an interview with The Indian Express. The company believes doing its own chip design gives it "a tremendous strategic advantage, said Millet."We are not a merchant silicon company," he added in encapsulating Apple's advantage. "We do not build chips and sell them to other [companies]." Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums06:58 pmWhat is your greatest come back story in tech ?
submitted by /u/RevolutionarySun8619 [link] [comments]06:15 pmOpening Files/Correct Directory in xcode
Hello, I am relatively new to programming, but even more-so to Xcode. I am working on a project in xcode which needs to take in a file. I wrote a rich text file on textedit, converted it to a txt file, and then ran it through my program using the fopen function. After some debugging, […]05:52 pmThe project I used to learn SwiftUI has finally reached its first $1k in revenue. | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingThe project I used to learn SwiftUI has finally reached its first $1k in revenue.
This was a project I started as part of a 100-day SwiftUI challenge during a period of unemployment. But something wonderful happened: after just five months on the App Store, the project reached its first $1k in revenue—an achievement I thought was out of reach for a beginner learning SwiftUI day by day. Here’s the […]05:45 pmApple Acknowledges iCloud Notes Disappearing and Explains How to Fix
Earlier this month, we reported about some iPhone users temporarily losing all of their notes in the Notes app after accepting Apple's updated iCloud terms and conditions. Apple has now indirectly acknowledged this issue in a new support document that outlines steps to follow if your iCloud notes are not appearing on your iPhone, iPad, or Vision Pro. Fortunately, the notes can be re-synced from iCloud. Apple's steps are pretty much identical to the ones we shared earlier this month:If your iCloud notes aren't appearing on your iPhone, iPad, or Apple Vision Pro, follow these steps. 1. Open the Settings app and tap your name. 2. Tap iCloud, then tap Notes. 3. Make sure Sync this [device] is on, then check the Notes app. 4. If you still don't see your notes, restart your iPhone, iPad, or Apple Vision Pro. After restarting, check your settings again. After these steps, your iCloud notes should appear and start syncing again on devices signed in to the same Apple Account. When syncing completes, content previously synced to iCloud should appear.Apple updated its iCloud terms and conditions with some minor changes in September, and it has been notifying users about accepting them in recent weeks. The issue with notes disappearing has continued to affect iPhone users since our initial coverage of it earlier this month, according to social media posts. Notes disappearing has not been the only problem. In another new support document, Apple said iPhone, iPad, and Vision Pro users who receive a "Cannot Complete Action" error message when trying to accept the updated iCloud terms and conditions should update to the latest version of iOS, iPadOS, or visionOS and try again.Tags: Apple Notes, iCloudRelated Forum: Apple Music, Apple Pay/Card, iCloud, Fitness+This article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums05:09 pmCloudflare for SaaS certificates and custom hostname provisioning delays
Nov 16, 17:09 UTCInvestigating - Cloudflare for SaaS SSL certificates and custom hostname verification provisioning are delayed. New custom hostname orders are accepted. Existing SSL/TLS certificates and custom hostnames proxying at Cloudflare's edge is not impacted.05:02 pmI created and published a game with the aid of my daughter (feedback appreciated) | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingI created and published a game with the aid of my daughter (feedback appreciated)
Some months ago I went to my hometown to see my parents. I casually saw the neighbors’ son, who was very close to me when I was a kid (he is 10 years older than me), who was studying computer since at the time. He created a MS-Dos game in Pascal that we played for […]05:01 pmOver 20 apps are donating to charity this weekend, here’s how you can help out
This weekend is Indie Charity Weekend – a new initiative started by notable app developer Will Bishop! Starting today, 100% of this weekends proceeds from the 23 participating apps will go to the charity of the developers choice. more…04:58 pmWhy is it so ridiculously difficult to create a digital clock widget?
Losing my mind over this. We have WidgetKit. And we have SwiftUI's text views with several DateStyle presets. But: bound by the constraints of the Timeline entries, it is nigh impossible to create a reliable digital clock. For a HH:mm clock you can set a timeline entry every minute of the day and it will […]04:57 pmScammers posing as Apple Security steal thousands from Wichita senior
A GoFundMe account is accepting donations to help a Wichita, Kansas woman who fell for a common online scam that began with a text message to her iPhone.Scam callers, texts, messages, and website pop-ups are not always obvious.Shawna Perdue lost over $5,500 after falling for a ploy from scammers pretending to be "Apple Security." According to local news station KWCH, she first received a text message claiming that her Apple ID had been used to make a purchase, and if she did not make that purchase to call a certain number.This is a con that works by volume — countless people will have received the same text. Even though only a small proportion will ring the number provided, it's enough that the scam is profitable. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums04:45 pmTranscribe, translate and summarize any conversation with this advanced AI voice recorder | Cult of MacTranscribe, translate and summarize any conversation with this advanced AI voice recorder
Built for recording, transcribing and translating conversations, the Focais Meet One AI voice recorder is perfect for meetings and calls. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)04:39 pm'Croissant' App for Cross-Posting on Threads, Bluesky, and Mastodon Coming to Mac and iPad | MacRumors'Croissant' App for Cross-Posting on Threads, Bluesky, and Mastodon Coming to Mac and iPad
Over the past few weeks, millions of people have signed up for Threads and Bluesky. With those platforms and Mastodon, there are now three prominent alternatives to X, but this means there are now more social media communities to be part of. Posting across all three platforms can be tedious, but thankfully there is an app for that. Croissant is a well-designed iPhone app that allows you to cross-post across Threads, Bluesky, and Mastodon simultaneously, complete with support for images, hashtags, and tagging other accounts with the correct handle per platform. This convenience comes at a cost, as you will need to pay $2.99 per month, $19.99 per year, or a one-time fee of $59.99 to unlock the app's core function of posting across multiple accounts. The developers of the app Aaron Vegh and Ben McCarthy are currently working on expanding the app to the Mac and iPad. In the meantime, the iPhone Mirroring feature on macOS Sequoia is a decent solution for using the iPhone app on the Mac. Croissant does not support posting to X, but it is a useful tool for those who have jumped ship from the website formerly known as Twitter. App Store link: Croissant - Cross-PostingTags: Bluesky, Mastodon, ThreadsThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums04:25 pmMade of latest SwiftUI, latest SwiftData, latest Observation API 2024
#Jobs #Tasks #Invoices & #Clients Four Problems One App Zero Headaches Stop Juggling – Manage Jobs, Tasks, Invoices & Clients in One App, No Stress, No Signup submitted by /u/PragmaticApp [link] [comments]04:22 pm🪄 I made Protego – a Reddit content filter Safari extension for macOS (RES alternative) | Reddit on iOS Programming🪄 I made Protego – a Reddit content filter Safari extension for macOS (RES alternative)
I'm doing an early Black Friday sale for 25% off through Dec 3rd ($1.49 instead of $1.99). Before and after Hey Reddit! I'm excited to share a Mac Safari extension I've been working on. The idea came during the recent US presidential election when my social media feeds were completely overwhelmed with political content. The […]04:19 pmWhy are my apps only popular in my country?
Hello, Do you know why my apps are gaining popularity mainly in my country? I create localization for many other countries and mainly focus on countries like USA, Germany. However, the app is still gaining the most popularity in my country even though I do not pay much attention there. What could be the reason […]04:08 pmrendezvous – spontaneous social connections through scannable QR codes
submitted by /u/DapperPhysics8544 [link] [comments]04:05 pmPSA: iPhone users receiving AppleCare+ refunds multiple years after Apple trade-in
Apple users across the globe have been reporting that they’re receiving refunds for AppleCare+ on iPhones they purchased and traded in years ago. Seemingly, there isn’t anything specific triggering the refund, but there are a number of varying cases. more…04:02 pmAdobe Photoshop Elements 2025 review
Macworld At a GlanceExpert's Rating Pros Quick, Advanced and Guided modes Vast array of photo-editing features Dozens of filters and effects Guided Edits help newcomers Cons New three-year licensing scheme More expensive than some of its rivals Some of the AI tools are quite complex Our Verdict The 2025 Photoshop Elements update isn’t an essential upgrade for existing users, but it is still one of the best photo-editing tools for amateur photographers and hobbyists out there. Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined Best Pricing Today Retailer Price Adobe (three year licence) $99.99 View Deal $99.99 View Deal Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide Product Price Price comparison from Backmarket Price When Reviewed$99.99 (three year license) Best Prices Today: Retailer Price Adobe (three year licence) $99.99 View Deal $99.99 View Deal Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide Product Price Price comparison from Backmarket Photoshop Elements isn’t the cheapest photo-editing program available for Mac users, but it’s long been one of the most popular thanks to its combination of powerful editing tools – based, of course, on the professional, high-end version of Photoshop – and a well designed interface that makes it easy for beginners to achieve impressive results. The new version for 2025 isn’t a massive upgrade but – inevitably – it includes a number of new features that use AI to speed up the editing process. However, there are also some changes to Adobe’s pricing, which might not appeal to everyone. Photoshop Elements – How Much Does It Cost? Most of Adobe’s Creative Cloud apps, such as Photoshop and Illustrator, are aimed at professional users and require a monthly or annual subscription. However, Photoshop Elements is aimed at hobbyists and casual users, so it has traditionally been available for a one-time fee of $99.99/£86.99. That price hasn’t changed with the 2025 edition, but instead of paying a one-time fee that lets you use the program for as long as you want, Adobe now says that this grants you a ‘three-year term license’ instead. In effect, you’re paying for a three-year subscription, which sounds a little disappointing at first. However, it does mean that you should get the 2026 and 2027 updates free of charge, which is still pretty good value for money when spread over three years. There’s also a free seven-day trial available, so that you can download the program and try out the new features before buying. Owners of previous versions can also upgrade to the 2025 edition for $79.99/£70.99, and you can also buy Photoshop Elements together with the Premiere Elements video-editor for $149.99/£130.49 (which again is for a three-year license). Beware though, as the version that is currently on sale in the Mac App Store (at the time of writing) is still the 2024 edition from last year, so Adobe’s own website is the best place to buy at the moment. There’s a 30-day trial available so that you can experiment for a while before buying Buying the desktop version of Photoshop Elements also gives you access to its companion mobile app for iOS and Android, and a web app that runs in a browser on any device. The mobile app allows you to upload photos and videos from your smartphone or tablet, and also provides you with 2GB of free online storage for your files. You can then quickly import these files into the desktop versions of Photoshop Elements when you’re ready to get down to some serious editing work. The web app works in a similar fashion, and also includes some simple tools for quickly creating slideshows and collages without having to use the full version of Photoshop Elements. Just remember that both the mobile and web apps are still in their beta test phase, so make sure you keep backups of your photos and files just in case. Photoshop Elements – Editing Modes A key element, so to speak, of Photoshop Elements is that it provides three different editing modes, which are suitable for users with different levels of experience. At the top of the program’s main editing window there are three tabs – Quick, Guided and Advanced – which provide different sets of tools. If you’re a beginner, or you just want to perform some quick edits to tidy up a photo, then you can click the Quick tab. This takes you into a simple workspace with a basic set of tools for common editing tasks, such as cropping an image, correcting red-eye, or adding text. There’s also a Quick Actions panel on the right of the window that provides a series of one-click tools that can instantly perform more complex tasks, including color correction, adjusting exposure, or even removing the entire background from a photo. Most of these are one-click tools that work automatically, but there are also simple slider controls that provide more precise control over lighting, color and other settings. More experienced users who really want to edit their photos in fine detail can select the Advanced tab instead, which opens up the program’s entire array of advanced editing. As well as providing a vast library of filters and effects that can alter the appearance of the entire photo, Advanced mode also includes precise tools for editing and manipulating individual pixels within the image, and using layers to combine multiple effects and objects within a single image. It’s a bit of a leap, though, to go from Quick mode to Advanced mode, so Photoshop Elements also includes a Guided mode, which includes a series of Guided Edits that provide step-by-step help so that less experienced users can learn how to use some of the program’s more advanced tools. These include Guided Edits for adding text and other effects, creating panoramic photos, or using pan and zoom effects to make your photos look more dynamic. Photoshop Elements – What’s New for 2025? There isn’t a large number of new features in the 2025 edition of Photoshop Elements, but Adobe has – inevitably – used AI to provide some powerful new features that quickly perform some very complex tasks. There’s a new Remove tool that can remove people or objects from a photo. That’s something that Photoshop Elements – and many of its photo-editing rivals – have attempted in the past, but the new AI-powered Remove tool works really well, even with photos that include several people standing in front of complex, multi-coloured backgrounds. Screenshot Taking this approach further, there’s a new Guided Edit called Combine Photos that allows you to select the foreground subject from one photo and the background from another photo and combine them to create a new image. This was a little more complicated to use, though, and I sometimes found myself selecting the background or foreground subject from the wrong photo, so a little more clarity in the instructions wouldn’t go amiss. More straightforward are the new AI features in the Quick Action menu within Quick mode. These can provide motion effects, such as zooming the camera in or out, or panning from side to side, and then allow you to export the animated image as an MP4 video file. There are pulsing hearts to declare your love for someone on TikTok, as well as animated frames and particle effects to liven up your posts. So while this isn’t a major upgrade there are key features, such as the new Remove tool, which make the program more powerful than ever before. Top Photoshop Elements features Here are a few of our favourite feature that have appeared in Photoshop Elements over the years. Sensei / AI Adobe’s 2022 version introduced new artificial intelligence techniques – which Adobe refers to as Sensei – which could automatically perform editing tasks that might normally require hours of work. The app has always had a selection of filter effects that could make photos look like paintings, using media such as oil paints or watercolors, but Sensei introduced a new set of Artistic effects that aim to mimic a variety of popular artistic styles, such as cubist and post-impressionist. These aren’t always entirely successful – I suspect Vincent Van Gogh is spinning in his grave right now – but they’re fun to experiment with. One nice touch here is that you can apply the artistic effect to the entire photo, or just to the subject or background, which is a nice way of emphasizing particular aspects of a photo. If your artistic ambitions are a little more modest you can apply some simple animated effects – known as Overlays – such as falling snowflakes or flickering flames, to your photos and then save your work as a short video clip that you can upload to social media. The use of Sensei artificial intelligence continued with Photoshop Elements 2023. As well as applying animated overlays to an entire photo, this feature allows you to create moving elements that animate just one specific section within a photo. You could select part of an image, such as a waterfall or the flowing mane of a horse, and animate your selection to make the image look more dynamic and eye-catching. The program’s selection tools can help you to select either the background of an image, or elements in the foreground, and you can simply draw a line to indicate the direction of movement (so the waterfall flows down, rather than upwards). You can also adjust settings such as the speed of movement, and preview the animation effect before exporting the animated image file as an MP4 video clip or as an animated-GIF. Guided Edits One of the things that sets Photoshop Elements apart from many of its rivals is its use of Guided Edits, which give you step-by-step help in using some of the app’s most powerful tools. One really powerful Guided Edit that was introduced in 2021’s update is the ability to alter the aspect ratio of a photo by extending the background of a photo. If you’ve got a photo with an attractive background, such as a beach or some leafy trees then you can clone part of the background and use it to extend the background further – perhaps to turn a square photo into a wider landscape shot, or to extend a sunny blue sky upwards for an upright portrait shot that you can use on social media. And, of course, no social media account is complete without some cute pet pics, so Photoshop Elements includes a Guided Edit specifically for enhancing photos of animals. You can adjust the lighting and color in a photo, focusing either on your pet or the background, or add a subtle vignette effect. There’s also an option to remove blemishes, such as mud or dirt, and to remove glare from the pet’s eyes. The Guided Edits section of the program also gained new tools for adding overlays, new background images, or enhancing the appearance of the sky in your photos. And, with so many Guided Edits now available, we were pleased to see that this update added a new Search tool that helps you to quickly locate the Guided Edits you need by searching for keywords such as ‘crop’ or ‘sky’. In the 2024 edition, a new Guided Edit called Add Text, made it easier to use the program’s text tools and effects. You can quickly add horizontal or vertical text, apply text to a selection, or make text follow a path that you draw with a freehand pen. You can add drop shadows, graduated colours and other effects with a quick click of your mouse, and even change the angle of lighting that you apply to the text. And, for social media mavens, there’s a new Photo Reels tool, which is similar to an old-fashioned slide-show that flicks through a series of photos, but is very much focused on social media and provides a series of templates for use on Instagram, Tiktok and other services. When you create a Photo Reel you see a simple timeline view that allows you to arrange photos in sequence, adjust the size and aspect ratio of each photo. You can also adjust the playback speed of the photo reel, and add text, graphics and filter effects. Foundry Quick Actions Quick Actions panel is available within the program’s Quick editing mode. The Quick Actions panel gathers together a number of existing editing tools, but also gains new AI features, such as the ability to quickly select or change the background or sky in an image, or to smooth out fuzzy artefacts in compressed JPG files. For a selection of the best free photo editors for Mac see our Best free image editors round up. We also have a round-up of the best alternatives to Photoshop in our Best professional photo editors round-up. Also read: Best Mac for photo editing and Adobe Creative Cloud pricing: How to get the best deal. Should you buy Photoshop Elements? Photoshop Elements is one of the best photo-editing tools for amateur photographers and hobbyists. Its great strength is that it provides admirable ease of use for beginners, along with powerful and precise editing tools for more advanced users. Despite this, the 2025 update might not be an essential for existing users – especially as it introduces a new pricing system.03:47 pmApple Watch Series 10 Black Friday Deal: Get $50 Off!
The Apple Watch Series 10 with a 42mm case is available for sale on Amazon, slashing $50 off and bringing down the price to $349. The Apple Watch is a versatile fitness partner to track your workout and get health metrics for your workout routines, training load, and intensities. Featuring advanced health metrics to track […] The post appeared first on iLounge.03:46 pmApple releases Gold Link Bracelet for Apple Watch Series 10
Apple has made the new Gold Link Bracelet for the Series 10 Apple Watch available to customers for $349. The product was previewed for the first time when Apple presented us with the Apple Watch Series 10 back in September, but the band was not available to buy at that time. The Gold band is […] The post appeared first on iLounge.03:46 pmiOS Dev Job Hunt Survey
Hi guys! I’m doing a little amateur survey because in my previous post, a lot of people were into talking about not getting hired like me or, for those who did get hired, sharing tips. I thought it’d be cool to hear everyone’s experiences and thoughts. 1. How many jobs have you applied to so […]03:45 pmApple may launch AI-Powered smart display by March
Mark Gurman from Bloomberg reports that Apple plans to release a smart home display powered by AI possibly as early as March next year. The display is expected to measure about 6 inches, featuring a square display, rather than rectangular such as that of the iPad, with thick bezels on its edges. It will come […] The post appeared first on iLounge.03:43 pmiFixit reveals M4 Mac Mini teardown video
iFixit, popular site for repairs, tore down Apple’s recently released M4 Mac mini to provide a close look at the components inside the Apple gadget. The Mac mini M4 is packed more densely than the previous model, with only a bit of space separating the gadget’s components, thus explaining how Apple has significantly trimmed down […] The post appeared first on iLounge.03:25 pmPair your Mac with a great monitor with these early Black Friday deals
Macworld While Black Friday doesn’t officially arrive until Friday, November 29 (with Cyber Monday following on Monday, December 2), the shopping season has already begun and it’s a great time to pick up a deal on a new monitor for your Mac. If you’re unsure of which to buy, check out our best monitors for Macs roundup to about our favorite picks. We’ll be updating this page all throughout the Black Friday weekend, but in the meantime, you should also check out our round-up of the best Apple deals that we keep updated all year round. Apple display deals for Black Friday 2024 Apple only sells two monitors–the Studio Display and Pro Display XDR–and they’re not cheap. Deals on the Studio Display are relatively common, but it’s unlikely to find much savings on the very high-end Pro Display XDR. Neither monitor has been updated in years, with the Studio Display arriving most recently in 2022. It’s possible that Apple includes the Studio Display in its annual Black Friday Shopping Event, which offers gift cards when buying certain products. However, the Studio Display was not included in last year’s sale. U.S. Amazon, Apple Studio Display (Tilt-Adjustable Stand): $1,499 ($100 off, MSRP $1,599) Amazon, Apple Studio Display (Tilt/Height-Adjustable Stand): $1,799 ($100 off, MSRP $1,899) Amazon, Apple Studio Display (Nano-Texture Glass, Tilt/Height-Adjustable Stand): $2,155 ($144 off, MSRP $2,299) U.K. KRCS, Apple Studio Display (Tilt-Adjustable Stand): £1,349 ($150 off, RRP $1,499) New Refurbished Retailer Price $1,499 View Deal $1499 View Deal $1599 View Deal $1599 View Deal $1599 View Deal $1599.99 View Deal Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide View more prices Product Price Apple 27-inch Monitor 5120 x 1440 LED (MK0U3LL/A) $1449 View Deal $1949 View Deal Price comparison from Backmarket Best Mac monitor deals for Black Friday 2024 Since Apple’s monitors are so expensive, you can get far better value by getting a third-party display. U.S. Alogic, Clarity Pro Touchscreen 27″ UHD 4K Monitor: $899 ($300 off, MSRP $1,200) Alogic, Clarity 27″ UHD 4K Monitor: $640 ($140 off, RRP $800) Walmart, Samsung 34-inch ultrawide 165Hz gaming monitor: $230 ($320 off, MSRP $550) Amazon, Samsung 32-inch UHD HDR Smart Monitor M8: $400 ($300 off, MSRP $700) Amazon, ViewSonic 24-inch 1080p VX2452MH: $110 ($50 off, MSRP $160) Amazon, Dell 32-inch 4K monitor: $250 ($110 off, MSRP $360) Amazon, Samsung 32-Inch Odyssey OLED G8 4K UHD Monitor: $950 ($350 off, MSRP $1,300) Amazon, BenQ PD2725U Thunderbolt 3 Monitor: $700 ($100 off, MSRP $800) U.K. Alogic, Alogic Clarity Pro Touchscreen 27″ UHD 4K Monitor: £749 (£250 off, RRP £999) Alogic, Alogic Clarity 27″ UHD 4K Monitor: £595 (£105 off, RRP £700) Amazon, ASUS ProArt Display PA279CV: £369 (£130 off, RRP £499) Amazon, Dell 24-inch UltraSharp: £240 (£114 off, RRP £354) Amazon, HP 24 Inch FHD Monitor: £80 (£30 off, RRP: £110) Amazon, Philips 241V8LA- 24 Inch FHD Monitor: £90 (£10 off, RRP £100) Amazon Lightning Deals Check out these time-limited tech deals before they go. (Prices subject to change.) Certified Refurbished Amazon Fire HD 10 …$74.99 ( 53% off, was $159.99 ) Ends at 17:00 Lexar 128GB Professional 2000x SDXC Memo…$98.98 ( 41% off, was $169.99 ) JBL Bar 300: 5.0-Channel Compact All-in-…$249.99 ( 37% off, was $399.95 ) ASUS ZenScreen 15.6” 1080P Wireless Po…$299.00 ( 33% off, was $449.00 ) eufy by Anker$24.99 ( 44% off, was $44.99 ) Kensington Single Monitor Desk Mount$38.06 ( 33% off, was $56.99 ) Targus USB C Universal Docking Station w…$303.23 ( 37% off, was $482.99 ) Monster Boomerang Neckband Bluetooth Spe…$59.99 ( 33% off, was $89.99 ) Norton 360 Platinum 2024$39.99 ( 69% off, was $129.99 ) Beats Studio Buds – True Wireless Noise …$99.99 ( 33% off, was $149.95 ) Beats Studio Buds – True Wireless Noise …$99.99 ( 33% off, was $149.95 ) Beats Studio Buds – True Wireless Noise …$99.95 ( 33% off, was $149.95 ) Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT Wireless Gam…$91.00 ( 43% off, was $159.99 ) BOSCH GPB18V-5CN 18V Jobsite Radio with …$150.54 ( 34% off, was $229.00 ) SAMSUNG 75-Inch Class QLED 4K QN90D Seri…$1797.99 ( 45% off, was $3297.99 ) Hisense 50-Inch Class U6HF Series ULED 4…$299.99 ( 40% off, was $499.99 ) Hisense 100-Inch Class U7 Series ULED 4K…$1798.00 ( 40% off, was $2997.95 ) Hisense 100-Inch Class U8 Series Mini-LE…$2997.99 ( 40% off, was $4997.99 ) SAMSUNG 85-Inch Class QLED 4K QN90D Seri…$2297.99 ( 52% off, was $4797.99 ) SAMSUNG 50-Inch Class QLED 4K QN90D Seri…$997.99 ( 37% off, was $1597.99 ) SAMSUNG 65-Inch Class OLED 4K S85D Serie…$1297.99 ( 38% off, was $2097.99 ) SAMSUNG 98-Inch Class QLED 4K Q80C Serie…$3997.99 ( 50% off, was $7997.99 ) Blink Outdoor 4 (4th Gen) + Battery Exte…$49.99 ( 58% off, was $119.99 ) Introducing Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam | S…$49.99 ( 37% off, was $79.99 ) SAMSUNG 43-Inch Class QLED 4K QN90D Seri…$897.99 ( 40% off, was $1497.99 ) All New, Made for Amazon$14.99 ( 46% off, was $27.99 ) Made for Amazon$14.99 ( 40% off, was $24.99 ) Black Friday 2024: Best deals for Apple products Check out these roundups for the best Apple deals: Apple Black Friday 2024 sale Best Black Friday 2024 Apple deals Best Black Friday 2024 Mac Deals Best Black Friday 2024 MacBook deals Best Black Friday 2024 AirPods deals Best Black Friday 2024 Apple Watch deals Best Black Friday 2024 iPad deals Best Black Friday 2024 iPhone deals Best Black Friday 2024 Mac monitor deals Best Black Friday 2024 SSD and external hard drive deals Best Black Friday 2024 Apple accessory deals03:22 pmAirPods 3 With MagSafe Hit $99 Low Price for Black Friday
Apple's AirPods 3 with MagSafe Charging Case have dropped to just $99.99 on Amazon this weekend, down from the original price of $179.00. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with Amazon. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running. AirPods 3 are a few years old at this point, and they lack a few features of the fourth generation models that just launched this year. However, for anyone who doesn't care about features like Active Noise Cancellation, Conversation Awareness, and others, this is a fantastic deal. $79 OFFAirPods 3 (MagSafe) for $99.99 Earlier this week we saw a $94.00 price tag on the AirPods 3 with Lightning Charging Case, but that deal quickly expired. You can find all the Apple Black Friday Deals currently available in our dedicated post. For everything else, we're keeping track of all of the season's best Apple-related deals in our Black Friday roundup, so be sure to check back throughout the month for an updated list of all the most notable discounts you'll find for Black Friday 2024. Deals Newsletter Interested in hearing more about top deals as we head into the holidays? Sign up for our Deals Newsletter and we'll keep you updated so you don't miss the biggest deals of the season! Related Roundup: Apple DealsThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums03:20 pmWe already know the new emojis coming to the iPhone in iOS 19
Macworld Back in May, we got a glimpse of the next round of emoji coming to our iPhones next year, including a harp, shovel, and a face with bags under its eyes, but the Unicode Consortium is already looking ahead to the following release—and one of them will be very familiar to Apple fans. The Unicode Emoji Subcommittee has submitted a total of 164 new emojis to the Unicode Technical Committee for version 17, which is expected to be approved next fall. While the bulk of the new emoji simply adds new skin tones to existing designs, there will also be nine brand-new characters to choose from : Distorted face Cartoon fight cloud Ballet dancer Apple core Orca (killer whale) Bigfoot Trombone Landslide Treasure chest Of note, the distorted face emoji looks very much like the crushed face emoji from Apple’s since-pulled ad for the M4 iPad Pro. Apple faced a torrent of criticism over the ad, which showed numerous creative instruments being crushed in a hydraulic press. The lasting image was an emoji stress ball with its eyes popping out as it was being crushed. Apple usually releases the new emoji in one of the mid-cycle updates. For example, iOS 17.4 in March introduced several new emoji, including a lime, phoenix, and shaking heads and it’s expected that the next round will arrive in one of the spring iOS 18 updates. While the list is expected to be approved by September 2025, it’s unlikely that the new emoji will arrive in the first release of iOS 19. Apple needs time to design the emoji in their own style, so expect to see them in 2026, likely in iOS 19.4 or 19.5. But Apple Intelligence’s Genmoji feature, which lets you create personalized AI emoji with simple text prompts, is coming next month in iOS 18.2, so if you really want a trombone emoji you’ll be able to create one soon enough.03:15 pmAdobe Offering Up to 70% Off Creative Cloud All Apps for Black Friday
Adobe has started a few of its Black Friday offers early this year, including up to 70 percent off Creative Cloud All Apps. These deals can only be found on Adobe's website and are aimed at new customers signing up for their first year of the subscription platform. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with Adobe. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running. Specifically, there are three separate deals on Creative Cloud All Apps for Black Friday this year: one for Individuals, one for Students and Teachers, and one for Business. Starting with Individuals, you can get this subscription for $29.98/month, down from $59.99/month ($329.74/year billed upfront, down from $659.88/year). UP TO 70% OFFAdobe Creative Cloud Black Friday Sale Additionally, Businesses can get Creative Cloud All Apps for $44.99/month, down from $89.99/month; and Students and Teachers can get the platform for just $15.97/month, down from $59.99/month. Remember that these discounts are for your first year only of Creative Cloud All Apps, and after it ends your subscription will revert to its original price, unless you cancel. Adobe's Creative Cloud platform is a collection of more than 20 desktop and mobile apps that provide services for photography, design, video, and more. This includes Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, Acrobat Pro, and many more. Your subscription to Creative Cloud All Apps grants you access to each of these apps. You can find all the Apple Black Friday Deals currently available in our dedicated post. For everything else, we're keeping track of all of the season's best Apple-related deals in our Black Friday roundup, so be sure to check back throughout the month for an updated list of all the most notable discounts you'll find for Black Friday 2024. Deals Newsletter Interested in hearing more about top deals as we head into the holidays? Sign up for our Deals Newsletter and we'll keep you updated so you don't miss the biggest deals of the season! Related Roundup: Apple DealsThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums03:05 pmShrinking and Disclaimer stays hits for Apple TV+
The Apple TV+ comedy “Shrinking” and the sexy drama “Disclaimer” continue to pull in big audiences for Apple’s streaming service. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)02:00 pmTop Stories: Apple's Smart Home Command Center, iOS 18.2 Details, and More
With the first set of M4 Macs having officially launched last week, Apple still wasn't quite done with news for 2024 as this week saw some software news with updates for Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro as well as new betas for iOS 18.2 and related updates with continued refinements ahead of an expected early December release. Looking ahead to 2025, we also learned some new details about Apple's plans to increase its emphasis on smart home products, led by a "command center" hub that could be unveiled as soon as March, so read on below for all the details on these stories and more! Apple to Launch AI-Powered Home 'Command Center' as Soon as March 2025 We've been hearing for quite a while about Apple's plans for smart home hub products, and this week we learned some fresh details about what we can expect from the first iteration: a thin device with a ~6-inch squarish display equipped with a camera and speakers with an interface that looks like a cross between the iPhone's StandBy mode and watchOS. The "command center" product will be able to display calendars, photos, smart home controls, and more, and it can be mounted on a wall or on a tabletop base. As part of Apple's push into smart home products, the company is also reportedly considering its own line of HomeKit cameras and other devices. Here's Everything New in iOS 18.2 Beta 3 Apple this week released a fresh round of betas for iOS 18.2 and related updates, and there are a number of tweaks and other changes in iOS 18.2, including continued work on next-generation CarPlay and more. Apple also officially announced that iOS 18.2 will support AirTag location sharing in partnership with over 15 airlines, aiming to help users get reunited with lost bags. Based on upcoming changes to Wi-Fi calling on British carrier EE, it appears iOS 18.2 and other updates may arrive on Monday, December 9. Apple Customers Sue Over Unfixed AirPods Pro Crackling Issue A trio of customers this month filed a class action lawsuit against Apple, accusing the Cupertino company of violating California consumer protection laws and false advertising for continuing to sell first-generation AirPods Pro models that had ongoing issues with crackling or static sounds. Apple has had a repair program that covers affected AirPods Pro earbuds for three years from the first date of sale, but customers are finding that the replacement earbuds suffer from the same issues. Apple Releases Final Cut Pro 11 for Mac After over a decade on version 10, Apple's professional video editing software, Final Cut Pro, has finally been updated to version 11 with a number of new features such as AI-generated captions, spatial video editing, and a Magnetic Mask tool. Apple's corresponding audio editing app, Logic Pro, also received an update to version 11.1 for Mac and 2.1 for iPad with several new features and improvements. M4 Max MacBook Pro: Real-World Usage Tests Following last Friday's launch of M4-based MacBook Pro, Mac mini, and iMac models, we've taken a dive into the high-end M4 Max MacBook Pro to see how it performs in real-world testing. For users looking to push the limits of their computers, the M4 Max delivers a solid upgrade over last year's M3 Max, and it will be a major leap for anyone running anything older than that. The new M4 Pro and M4 Max chips also include support for Thunderbolt 5, and we took a look at what that means for users looking for maximum performance. Apple Black Friday Deals for 2024 Deals are continuing to ramp up as we head toward Black Friday, and we're tracking all of the best ones in our Apple Black Friday roundup. We've also got some dedicated coverage focused deals for specific Apple products, so make sure to check in for the latest and stay tuned because deals are coming and going quickly! MacRumors Newsletter Each week, we publish an email newsletter like this highlighting the top Apple stories, making it a great way to get a bite-sized recap of the week hitting all of the major topics we've covered and tying together related stories for a big-picture view. So if you want to have top stories like the above recap delivered to your email inbox each week, subscribe to our newsletter!Tag: Top StoriesThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums01:54 pmNeeds suggestions on paywall
I never published an app before. I have an idea, thinking of making an app for that and make some money out of it or at-least get the price I would be paying for cloud storage like Firebase,supabase etc. if anyone knows about probiotic bacteria like kombucha, kefir etc they keep multiplying after every fermentation […]01:40 pmToday in Apple history: Steve Jobs secures Macintosh name
On November 16, 1982, Steve Jobs wrote to the head of McIntosh Labs, requesting to use its trademarked name for Apple's new computer. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)01:40 pmToday in Apple history: Steve Jobs secures Macintosh name
On November 16, 1982, Steve Jobs wrote to the head of McIntosh Labs, requesting to use the name "Macintosh" for Apple's new computer. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)01:00 pmBest MacBook bags, cases and sleeves 2024
Macworld A good MacBook bag shares many qualities with Apple’s laptops. We want it to be tough, so it needs to be made from good materials. We want to use it for multiple tasks, so it needs to have plenty of pockets and compartments. Let’s admit it, with the diminishing number of ports on the MacBook, the bags often have the edge. And since we all admire good design here, we certainly don’t mind if the bag looks fantastic. Plus, whatever MacBook you’ve got, Air or Pro, you’ve probably spent enough on it that you don’t want to risk it breaking—and don’t mind spending just a little more to keep it safe. There’s no shortage of companies out there that make protective accessories for MacBooks, from laptop bags and rucksacks to sleeves, covers, and cases that clip on directly, and plenty of them do their best to be just as stylish as the Mac they’re protecting. We’ve rounded up a selection of our favorite cases, sleeves, backpacks, roll-tops, shells and totes for the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, whether you have a 13-, 14-, 15- or 16-inch model, to keep your Mac safe. All of the bags below fit those criteria, but we’ve been careful to choose bags that meet specific needs. Keep in mind that every bag here won’t fit every MacBook, but if a bag can’t handle the 16-inch MacBook Pro, we’ve been sure to make a note of it. Bellroy Laptop Sleeve – Best MacBook sleeve Pros Premium feel Magnetic closure Colors Price When Reviewed: $55 Best Prices Today: $55 at Amazon$55 at Belkin Fits: 13-14-inch and 15-16-inch versions Bellroy is a Australian accessory brand that makes premium bags, cases and wallets, and its laptop sleeves offer high-quality protection. Outside, the woven, water-resistant material is eco-friendly—made from 100% recycled PET bottles. Inside, the quilted microfiber lining features a soft ridge that holds your laptop in place. The sleeve snaps shut with a neat magnetic bumper. Available in Black, Slate, Navy, Bronze and a leather-free Saltbush. Bellroy Apple sells only one MacBook sleeve in its online store: the leather-free Bellroy Caddy for Mac Laptops, which is available in two sizes for 13-14-inch MacBooks and the 15- and 16-inch MacBooks. There’s fold-down, front-pocket access and a foam-padded laptop sleeve, as well as two stretch mesh pockets and mesh pen slips. Case Logic Laptop Sleeve – Best budget MacBook sleeve Pros Tight fit Padded Color range Price When Reviewed: $31.99 Best Prices Today: $28.03 at Amazon$29.99 at Adorama$29.99 at B&H Fits: 13-inch Case Logic makes many laptop sleeves that are suitable for various sizes of MacBook and come in all number of colors. The Case Logic Laptop Sleeve fits a 13.3in MacBook, such as the M1 MacBook Air or M2 MacBook Pro. It’s form-fitting, so the MacBook shouldn’t slip about inside, and it features padding for extra protection. There is woven webbing along the sides to further protect the laptop and strengthen the case. It’s a slim case that should fit nicely inside your bag. Available in a range of strong colors, including Pink, Dark Blue, Lime Green and Teal. Journey NEXA 4-in-1 Laptop Sleeve – Best wireless charging sleeve Pros Luxury sleeve Includes MagSafe wireless charger Doubles as desk pad Price When Reviewed: $129.99 Best Prices Today: $119.99 at Journey Fits: 13-14-inch, and 15-16-inch versions The Journey NEXA laptop sleeve bills itself as a 4-in-1, and it certainly is multi-functional. As well as protecting your laptop during travel, it includes two wireless chargers (one MagSafe compatible) and can work as both a deskpad and mousepad to free your workspace of clutter. Slide your MacBook into the soft but padded-for-protection vegan leather sleeve, and you’ll be impressed by the luxury feel of this premium laptop sleeve. When you arrive at the office, hotel or just back home, it doubles up as a deskpad with chargers for your iPhone (7.5W MagSafe) and AirPods (5W). While it comes with a USB-C cable, you’ll need to add your own charger (check our roundup of the best iPhone chargers) to connect with the USB-C port in the sleeve. Alternatively you can charge the MacBook itself while it sits protected in the sleeve—for this you’ll need a more powerful MacBook charger. The Journey NEXA 4-in1 Laptop Sleeve is available in Black or a fetching stone-like Dove Gray. Read our full Journey NEXA 4-in-1 Laptop Sleeve with Wireless Charging review STM Myth Laptop Brief – Best MacBook shoulder bag Pros Slim 7L storage bag with pockets Handle and detachable shoulder strap Price When Reviewed: $79.95 Best Prices Today: $47.97 at Lenovo USA$79.95 at Amazon$79.95 at STM Fits: up to 14-inch STM’s Myth laptop bag will fit up to 14-inch MacBooks, although it officially stated up to 13-inch laptops. It comes in Black, Granite Black, and Slate Blue depending. The slim shoulder bag protects your laptop by suspending it, so that it doesn’t touch the bottom of the bag. It’s also encased in foam. The shoulder strap is easy to adjust and has a non-slip pad to make it more comfortable. With a subtle luggage trolley sleeve, it can slip onto the telescopic handle of a suitcase for easy of use when not on your back—handy for busy travel interchanges and crowded trains and buses. It’s well-made, with thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) coated webbing handles with rivets, reverse coil zippers, and water-repellent C6DWR coating applied to the fabric. Inside there are plenty of sections and pockets (we counted 10 but there could be even more hidden away) to help with organization. Cable-routing means you can charge your laptop or other devices while still in the bag. if you fancy something more business-like check out the Troubadour Apex Briefcase, reviewed further down, which is smarter but costs a fair amount more than the STM Myth. Incase Edge Hardshell for MacBook – Best MacBook hard shell Pros Protects in use Price When Reviewed: $49.99 Best Prices Today: $49.95 at Amazon$49.99 at Incase Fits: 13-inch, 14-inch, 15-inch, 16-inch Choose a hard shell if you want to wrap your precious MacBook in robust scratch and bump protection but still be able to use it in action. The minimalist and lightweight Incase Edge Hardshell MacBook Case comes in clear and see-through black versions for all of the current MacBooks in Apple’s laptop range. It protects with raised edge bumpers in its high-impact resistant polycarbonate shell. All ports and buttons remain fully accessible. Rubberized feet keep the MacBook securely in place and less likely to slip off its surface. Available from Apple, Amazon and direct from Incase. Troubadour Apex 3.0 Backpack – Best premium MacBook backpack Pros Super stylish Plenty of storage Smart organizer sections Hidden iPhone pocket AirTag pocket Cons Premium price Price When Reviewed: $245 Best Prices Today: $196 at Amazon$245 at Troubadour$389 at Walmart Electronics Fits: up to 17-inch Apple builds its MacBooks to a high spec and premium design, so if you are carrying yours around in a backpack maybe that should also be top-notch, too. And, like Apple’s products, the Troubadour Apex 3.0 comes with a premium price tag attached. You do get your money’s worth, with chic styling and a generous selection of storage pockets, including one for your iPhone hidden in one of the straps, which means you can access it—or other valuable item such as your wallet—without having to remove the bag from your shoulders. And there’s even a special pocket for an Apple AirTag. The laptop section is at the back and easy to access, with easily enough space for a 16-inch MacBook Pro. Altogether there are 14 sections or pockets, pen holders and zipped enclosures. It features a trolley sleeve on the back to attach to a suitcase handle, and a robust handle at the top for when you want to give your shoulders a rest or not bump into people in crowded spaces. The Apex 3.0 is lightweight and comfortable but still generous, with a 25L capacity. There is also a Compact version, with a 16L capacity. It is available in Black, Navy, Air Force Blue and Obsidian Green. Troubadour also sells a sling version, the Apex Sling. While not large enough to fit even a 13-inch MacBook, it does have a padded pocket for an iPad mini. It features many of the larger backpack benefits, such as the quality build, good looks, sustainable materials, hidden iPhone pocket and AirTag pocket. Further down we review the Apex Tote and Apex Briefcase for flexibility in the. smart range. Full Troubadour Apex 3.0 Backpack review. Pakt Travel Backpack 2.0 – Best MacBook travel backpack Pros Premium build Plenty of storage Smart organizer sections Multiple carry options AirTag pocket Sustainable materials Price When Reviewed: From $325 Best Prices Today: $325 at Pakt Fits: up to 16-inch We haven’t found a laptop backpack that beats the Pakt Travel Backpack for storage smarts, comfort and versatility. There are many imitators but this remains our favorite, and there’s a recent version 2.0 that makes it even better and more environmentally friendly. The 35L backpack model meets the carry-on criteria for most airlines. It weighs 4.1lbs, and measures 21.5 x 12.5 x 8 inches (55 x 32 x 21 cm). The 45L backpack, however, exceeds those limits so you’ll have to pray that you’re not pulled aside as you check-in or board the plane. It weighs 4.4lbs, and is sized 23 x 13 x 9 inches (60 x 33 x 24 cm). You can use it as a backpack, but also hide away the straps and carry by the side handles as a duffle or via a top handle. This might make the 45L bag appears smaller than it looks strapped to your back, and you can get it through check-in with all that extra storage. An expansion pocket adds additional packing space without adding to these dimensions. Check your favorite airline for carry-on limits. It features a handy clamshell interior with two compartments, so you can pack the backpack like a suitcase. Spread out open, it should fit under a bed or couch, saving you from unpacking to a wardrobe for short stays. Between the compartments, a padded sleeve gives robust but luxury protection to your MacBook (up to 16 inches). You can access the laptop from the top, making a security check much less hassle. There’s a multi-section front admin pocket that will handle a bunch of tech gear you might need close to hand, such as AirPods, chargers, power banks and cables, or even an iPad. There’s also a key leash in this part. Pakt sells a 15L Everyday Bag that can fit inside the Travel Backpack. On the plane, you could remove this and store by your feet for easy access, and then slide it back in the pack when you take that out of the overhead when you disembark. There are so many great extra features: the water-bottle holder is generous in size yet a tight elasticated hold; a zipped, hidden pocket at the back and bottom of the pack is handy for placing your phone, wallet and pocket fodder when you are passing through airport security; one of the pocket sections includes a deep AirTag holder; you can pull out hidden accessory straps on one side; and there’s roller-luggage passthrough to give your back a rest. With this version 2.0 of its Travel Backpack, Pakt uses rNylon (recycled nylon), which it claims can be recycled indefinitely—making it a more sustainable material than even rPET (recycled polyethylene terephthalate). It is covered in a water-repelling, tear-resistant PFC-free DWR coating, and is available in either Black, Forest or Ocean colors. Stubble & Co The Roll Top 20L – Best MacBook roll-top backpack Pros Premium look and feel Plenty of accessible pockets Striking range of colors Price When Reviewed: $170 Best Prices Today: $170 at Stubble & Co Fits: 13-inch (15L bag) and 13-16-inch (20L) versions A roll top bag is simple to use as they have fewer straps and zips than a traditional backpack. They feature a wide top opening so you can quickly see what’s inside and make it easier to reach in and pull out your belongings. It is adjustable in volume as unused space can saved and bulking reduced by rolling up the top flap as you close it. Tighten the strap to condense the loa or loosen when more space is required. Previously we have championed the Ogio Alpha Convoy 525r Rolltop Backpack, which I have used happily for several years. However, our heads and minds have been turned by Stubble & Co’s The Roll Top, available in either 15L or 20L capacities. We tested the spacier 20L model. Its more waterproof than the Ogio and has smarter colour accents as well as eight overall color options: Black, Yellow, Urban Green, Arctic White, Tasmin Blue, Concrete, Sand and Ember Orange. The padded laptop compartment is easily accessed at the side of the bag. The 20L version fits up to a 16-inch MacBook; the 15L allows for a 13-inch laptop. Inside the laptop compartment and also lining inside the main bag are contrasting colours: inside the black, white, concrete and green bags, it’s a striking orange. The main compartment has a reinforced, magnetised roll top closure. I’m used to a more click-tight buckle fastening but am getting the hang of the G-hook fastener. There are five internal organiser pockets, including two with mesh. On each side are generous elasticated side pockets for your water bottle, umbrella or bike lock. And, an essential if carrying the bag off your back, there’s a top grab handle. Roll-tops are often used by cycle couriers for their fast, easy access, and the Stubble & Co Roll Top features a bike light anchor and reflective trim for enhanced visibility and road safety. Troubadour Apex Briefcase – Best MacBook briefcase Pros Can hold MacBook and iPad Pockets for tech organization Premium build Handle and detachable shoulder strap Cons Premium price Price When Reviewed: $245 Best Prices Today: $245 at Troubadour Fits: up to 16-inch If you desire the convenience of a shoulder or messenger bag with the smartness of a modern briefcase, another part of the stylish if pricey Apex line of laptop bags is the Apex Briefcase—in black only. Made from a fabric that’s spun from recycled plastic bottles, the 15L Apex Briefcase features fluorocarbon-free waterproofing plus a eaterproof, tear-resistant lining. The leather trim is vegan. To protect your MacBook and tablet there are padded, suspended pockets with a neoprene hood and magnetic closure to secures the laptop. Also inside there are seven individual pockets, including a mesh pocket for faster visual accessibility. On the outside there are three pockets, including at the front a hidden slip-pocket for your phone and a large zipped pocket with a key leash, elasticated pockets and an AirTag pocket. On the rear, a magnetically closing pocket can be unzipped at the bottom to create a luggage sleeve. Transform the briefcase into a hands-free shoulder bag with a robust strap. Troubadour Apex Everyday Tote – Best MacBook luxury tote bag Pros Super stylish Plenty of storage Smart organizer sections AirTag pocket Cons Premium price Price When Reviewed: $195 Best Prices Today: $195 at Troubadour Fits: 13-inch, 14-inch, 15-inch, 16-inch Bags come in all shapes, sizes and styles, and our favorite laptop tote bag is the from the same range as the Troubadour Apex Backpack reviewed above. There isn’t much “everyday” about the Apex Everyday Tote. It is most definitely a special tote, with zipped inside storage and nine interior mesh, zipped or open pockets and compartment, plus two on the exterior. You can pack a lot of gear in the 16.5L bag, including organized spaces for cables and chargers, power banks and passport. You can keep a water bottle tightly upright inside, and still feel confident that your laptop is safe from spills with the padded laptop pocket boasting a neoprene hood. There’s a zipped front exterior pocket that offers plenty of storage space, including a pocket for your AirPods case and a special AirTag pocket. The back exterior pocket can be unzipped at the bottom to create a luggage sleeve, allowing you to slip it over the handles of your suitcase. The waterproof FortiWeave fabric is made from recycled plastic bottles, and the zip pulls are also recycled. A vegan leather trim keep the tote looking smart. When you tire of carrying the bag by its handles, you can turn it into a shoulder bag with the non-slip detachable strap. Harber London Rugged Laptop Briefcase – Luxury MacBook briefcase Pros Can hold MacBook and iPad Pockets for tech organization Premium build Made from 100% Recycled Plastic Bottles Handle and detachable shoulder strap Cons Expensive Price When Reviewed: $545 Best Prices Today: $545 at Harber London Fits: up to 16-inch If carrying a briefcase just reminds you of your schooldays or executives on Mad Men, think again as today’s stylish briefcases are less boxy and make a far better impression than dropping a boring backpack on the boardroom floor. While this smart and stylish, without being too formal, laptop briefcase is called Rugged, its looks and build quality are at the luxury end of the laptop bag scale—and it’s priced accordingly, although it’s not over the top for a premium business briefcase that’s handmade by expert craftsmen in Spain. And, yes, it is rugged with a water-resistant outer fabric shell made of recycled plastic bottles, so environmentally friendly too. That said, we wouldn’t take this laptop briefcase out hiking in the woods—it’s just too lovely to dump in some mud outside your tent. Available in two sizes—5.6L capacity for 13/14-inch and 7.5L for 15/16-inch laptops, it can hold a MacBook and a large iPad in its padded laptop and tablet compartments. It’s got special pockets for notebooks and your passport, as well as two clever detachable magnetic pouches for your chargers or other tech essentials. There are nine interior sections, holders for pens, and a row of card slots, as well as a dedicated integrated AirTag pocket. It can be carried by its full-grain cowhide leather handle or the detachable leather carry strap, and is available in Mocha, Black or Olive. Grams (28) Leather Folio – Best luxury sleeve with storage Pros Premium look and feel Neat accessory pockets Cons Expensive Price When Reviewed: $229 Best Prices Today: $189 at GRAMS28 Fits: 13-inch, 14-inch, 15-inch, 16-inch This super-stylish MacBook sleeve doesn’t just keep your laptop safely protected in transit, it also includes exterior and interior pockets to allow you to ditch the backpack and just look the business carrying a sleek fine Italian leather sleeve. The spacious interior has plenty of room for your MacBook Pro and is padded for extra care. Inside there are two pockets for your phone, a charger, cables, or other accessories such as a paper notebook, plus two pen holders and a card pocket. As a bonus there’s even a little pocket for an Apple AirTag. An front exterior pocket gives quick access to paperwork or just the latest issue of a newspaper or style magazine. You can personalize the Leather Folio with up to four letters, in white or colorless lettering. It measures 14.3-x-0.2-x-1 inches (36.3-x-25.9-x-2.5-cm, and weighs 15.2oz (430g). It’s available in Black, Dark Blue, Olive or Fossil Gray. For the 13-inch MacBook you’ll want the 114 Leather Folio, for 14-inch MacBook the 120, and 118 for a 15-inch or 16-inch MacBook. Mujjo Envoy Laptop Sleeve – Smart sleeve with storage Pros Premium look and feel Accessory pockets In-sleeve charging Cons No sealed pockets Price When Reviewed: $76 Best Prices Today: $76 at Mujjo Fits: 14-inch, 16-inch Made from top-quality waterproof vegan leather, the Envoy Laptop Sleeve from Dutch design brand Mujjo offers portable storage not just for the MacBook but your favored accessories, too. There are tight outside pockets to store your charger and cables plus phone and other essentials. The laptop is secured by the classy sleeve’s magnetic opening that combines fast access with a firm close. Handily, there’s a generous side opening that allows for easy in-sleeve charging. At the back there’s an easy-access slip pocket for a notebook or passport. You can carry just about anything slim in this sleeve so don’t leave it unattended at the café! The Mujjo Envoy is available in Black or Blue and for both the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro, although 13-inch and 15-inch MacBooks are comfortably (if slightly loosely) held, too. Harber London Nomad Organiser – Best Premium Organizer for MacBook Pros Pockets for tech organization Premium luxury leather looks Can hold MacBook and iPad Handle and detachable shoulder strap Cons Bulks up quickly if over-stuffed Expensive Price When Reviewed: $404 Best Prices Today: $404 at Harber London Fits: 13-inch, 14-inch While a laptop seems like a self-contained unit, with keboard, screen, trackpad, hard drive and everything all in one tidy package, it’s not quite as easy as that. You need a charger and charging cable for starters, and when you’re on the move you have to carry around your AirPods, and maybe you prefer a proper mouse to the MacBook’s trackpad. And what if you have an iPad to work on, too? A simple sleeve can’t cope with all that lot, but the Nomad Organiser, from luxury bag maker Harber London, certainly can. The Nomad has ten pockets: a padded one for your MacBook Pro, and another padded pocket that fits an iPad from 9.7 to 12.9 inches, and capacious enough to handle the tablet with a Smart Cover. Be warned, though, that holding both laptop and tablet, the sleeve can be tricky to close if you are stuffing in chargers and other tech too. One lower pocket is big enough for your MacBook charger, but you’ll notice a bump in the fine lines when closed. I prefer to keep my bulky stuff in a wider-opening bag—check out our favorite tech organizer bags—and use this sleeve for the thinner essentials. Two pockets are zipped for safe-keeping (for example, cash or memory cards) and there’s a handy key fob strap. There’s a couple of holders for pens or an Apple Pencil. There’s a phone pocket, too, but I’m not sure I’d want all my devices in one place, and most of us prefer our phone at hand in a pocket or more-easy-to-dip-in bag. If you do, it’s large enough for a Pro Max iPhone. Below that pocket are a couple of slots for credit or travel cards, and above it are five straps that will hold an AirPods case, cables and even an AirTag—after, all, at this price, even the sleeve on its own is definitely worth keeping tabs on at all times. I’d have preferred elasticated straps for a firmer hold but I can appreciate the all-leather design looks super lush. You can carry the Nomad Organiser under your arm, via a subtle built-in handle, or you can attach a matching strap to sling it over your shoulder like a messenger bag. It is a premium MacBook sleeve, handcrafted with full-grain Spanish leather, and really does shout cool luxury. Available in Tan, Dark Brown, Black and Navy. Harber London Classic Leather MacBook Sleeve Pros Premium look and feel Accessory pockets Wool felt interior Cons No sealed pockets Price When Reviewed: $98 Best Prices Today: $84.13 at Amazon$98 at Harber London Fits: 11-inch, 13-inch, 14-inch, 15-inch, 16-inch Similar to the Mujjo Envoy Laptop Sleeve, reviewed above, the Harber London Classic Leather MacBook Sleeve is made from premium full grain leather and features outside pockets to store your charger and cables. It looks classy and is available in tan or black. There are versions for all recent models of MacBook. It boasts a soft but protective dense 100% wool felt interior that will keep your MacBook cosy. However, there’s no magnetic closure or charging port like you’ll find on the Mujjo sleeve reviewed above. Woolnut Leather Sleeve for MacBook – Luxury leather sleeve Pros Premium look and feel In-sleeve charging Cons Lack of pockets Expensive Price When Reviewed: $119 Best Prices Today: $85.86 at Amazon$119 at Woolnut Fits: 12-inch, 13-inch, 14-inch, 15-inch, 16-inch Available in four deeply stylish colors (Black, Cognac, Green and Gray), the Woolnut Leather Sleeve snugly fits every recent MacBook from the 12-inch original, the Air and all the Pro models. Each size is tailor-made for every model. This minimalist sleeve might lack pockets but it is as luxe as you’ll find and will draw admiring looks and awed strokes from fellow MacBook owners. The exterior is made from full-grain Scandinavian leather, with the interior soft 100% natural wool felt from Germany. Speck SmartShell – Simple, colorful shell Pros Protects in use Price When Reviewed: $49.95 Best Prices Today: $34.72 at Amazon$34.99 at Best Buy$39.28 at Walmart Fits: 13-inch If you want to protect your laptop while you are using it you can pop a clear or tinted case on it. The Speck SmartShell case comes in various sizes to suit different MacBooks. There’s clear cases as well as a few different colored options, including Cosy Pink, Obsidian and Clear variant for the M2 MacBook Air, so you can pick one to suit your personality. Timbuk2 Authority Laptop Backpack Deluxe – Padded laptop bag Pros Premium backpack Plenty of pockets Decent 28L capacity Cons Premium price Price When Reviewed: $159 Best Prices Today: $159 at Amazon$159 at Timbuk2 Fits: 15-inch If you have an Apple laptop and intend to take it outside the house or office from time to time, it goes without saying that you will need a good sturdy bag to carry it in. We recommend getting a well padded backpack that is designed for carrying a laptop. A well designed backpack will include lots of areas insider the bag to store things in: such as a front pocket, a large main compartment and a large side pocket. Quilted shoulder straps and a padded back should ensure the backpack is comfortable to wear. It’s pricy, but the Timbuk2 Authority Laptop Backpack Deluxe is a good option. UAG Plyo Case – Extra robust laptop shell Pros Super robust shell Cons Particular about exact MacBook model Price When Reviewed: $79.95 Best Prices Today: $55.99 at Walmart Fits: 13-inch Some shell cases are built to do more than give your MacBook a bit of color. A number of manufacturers build hard shell cases that will add an extra layer of protection to your MacBook Pro or Air. UAG (Urban Armor Gear) makes impact resistant armour for your MacBook. The Plyo series has extra strength built into the cushioning corners and cooling vents to ensure that there is adequate airflow (to stop your laptop from overheating). Make sure you buy the exact shell for your model MacBook. Thule Gauntlet Attaché – Laptop briefcase Pros In-use hard-shell case Detachable shoulder strap Cons Black only Price When Reviewed: $74.95 Best Prices Today: $46.95 at Best Buy Fits: 13-inch If you are looking for a smart, tough-looking briefcase style bag with a solid construction, a good option is the Thule Gauntlet attaché. It’s a slim and rugged case with enhanced corner and edge protection. There is a single, removable shoulder strap as well as handles. You don’t even need to remove the Mac from the case to work. Twelve South SuitCase for MacBook – Hard shell, carry-on fabric hybrid Pros Slim but in-use hard shell Handle Cons Lack of pockets Price When Reviewed: From $39.99 Best Prices Today: $39.99 at Twelve South$49.99 at Amazon Fits: 13-inch, 14-inch, 16-inch Laptop backpack and bags can be bulky, expecting you constantly to be travelling to airports or on trains, when sometimes you just need the convenience of a slim briefcase with the protection of a hard shell. SuitCase from Twelve South is an odd name for what is effectively a briefcase with a recessed handle, but it’s a great hybrid of sleeve, shell and carry on. There are three layers of protection: a water-resistant, quilted gray fabric exterior; underneath the twill textile is a layer of hard plastic to protect your MacBook from impacts; and inside is a soft layer of microfiber to protect the surface of your Mac. You don’t even have to remove your MacBook from the case to get working, and, when closed, dual zippers keep it securely closed, even when charging.12:35 pmI have 3 free apps should I put it a price?
I have tried ads but after 2 days admob stop showing idk why. submitted by /u/Pure_Bit_2981 [link] [comments]12:08 pmMy new calculator is on the App Store!
submitted by /u/HathsinX [link] [comments]12:07 pmPeople are not finishing my app funnel
Hello, I recently launched a fitness and nutrition app. I started advertising it on the app store and I have 30% conversion rate in the last 7 days (in the last 2 days it was 9-10%, don't know why) I have a funnel where I ask people some data needed to create their meal plan […]11:54 amApple @ Work: iOS 18.1 brings important features for device management
Apple @ Work is exclusively brought to you by Mosyle, the only Apple Unified Platform. Mosyle is the only solution that integrates in a single professional-grade platform all the solutions necessary to seamlessly and automatically deploy, manage & protect Apple devices at work. Over 45,000 organizations trust Mosyle to make millions of Apple devices work-ready with no effort and at an affordable cost. Request your EXTENDED TRIAL today and understand why Mosyle is everything you need to work with Apple. As Apple has shifted to a “rolling thunder” of new features for iOS 18 where it brings out new features and functionality over time, so has it done the same for its enterprise tools. iOS 18.1 brings some important features to Apple IT admins with their device management solution. more…10:57 amWhat are the odds of building apps for iOS with flutter on a windows machine | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingWhat are the odds of building apps for iOS with flutter on a windows machine
I am in to backend but for quite a long time wanted to build mobile apps. learnt app life cycle and all those basic stuffs for both Android with Java and iOS with objective c way long back, currently I'm dabbling into flutter also would like to know the odds of making apps for iOS […]10:20 amUPDATE: Multiple GCP Products including Google Cloud Networking, Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), Cloud Balancing are experiencing issues in the asia-southeast2 region | Google CloudUPDATE: Multiple GCP Products including Google Cloud Networking, Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), Cloud Balancing are experiencing issues in the asia-southeast2 region
Incident began at 2024-11-16 00:52 (all times are US/Pacific).Summary: Multiple GCP Products including Google Cloud Networking, Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), Cloud Balancing are experiencing issues in the asia-southeast2 region Description: We are experiencing an issue with Multiple GCP products including Google Cloud Networking, Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), Cloud Balancing etc. in asia-southeast2 region Our engineering team continues to investigate the issue. We will provide an update by Saturday, 2024-11-16 03:00 US/Pacific with current details. Diagnosis: None at this time. Workaround: None at this time. Affected products: Artifact Registry, Cloud Developer Tools, Cloud Load Balancing, Cloud Logging, Dataplex, GKE fleet management, Google Cloud Networking, Healthcare and Life Sciences, Hybrid Connectivity, Operations, Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)Affected locations: Jakarta (asia-southeast2)09:34 amAnker Zolo Magnetic 10K Power Bank with USB-C Cable review: Wireless convenience plus wired fast-charging power | MacworldAnker Zolo Magnetic 10K Power Bank with USB-C Cable review: Wireless convenience plus wired fast-charging power
Macworld At a glance Pros Huge battery capacity Built-in USB-C cable 7.5W wireless or 30W wired charging Kickstand Color choices Cons Built-in USB-C cable is geared to iPhone 15/16 users Our Verdict The Anker Zolo Magnetic 10K Power Bank boasts a huge battery capacity in a compact and light-enough body, wireless and 30W wired charging, and the best performance we’ve tested so far on any iPhone power bank. It’s built for the iPhone 15 and 16 but will work with any MagSafe iPhone. Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined Best Pricing Today Price When Reviewed$49.99 Best Prices Today: Anker Zolo 10K Magnetic Power Bank Retailer Price $29.99 View Deal Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide Product Price Price comparison from Backmarket Wireless phone charging using Apple’s MagSafe magnetic technology has taken cumbersome power banks into a new realm of portable charging convenience. No longer do you have to carry a snaking cable around with you to connect the power bank to your phone—and when connected the battery pack is clamped tightly to the phone rather than flapping around trying to detach its heavy self from the chain. The only drawback to wireless charging is the speed. Most power banks are “MagSafe compatible” (charging at 7.5W) rather than “MagSafe certified” (15W) or Qi2 (15W). A couple of exceptions are the Anker MagGo 10K Slim Power Bank and Baseus Nomos Power Bank, which use the Qi2 wireless charging technology and is one of our favorite portable 10000mAh power banks. Charging with a good old-fashioned cable is so much faster—theoretically up to 240W. An iPhone can’t—indeed won’t—accept that much power but can handle around 30W as a maximum. Samsung’s Super Fast Charger 2.0 tech takes some of its phones to an incredible 45W for even faster charging but Apple hasn’t reached that wireless speed yet. You can achieve 30W charging with an iPhone but it requires a wired rather than wireless connection. That usually means you have to carry both a power bank and a cable around with you. However, Anker’s Zolo 10K Magnetic Power Bank features dual-charging modes: 7.5W wireless and 30W wired charging. Alongside the MagSafe-compatible wireless charging pad, it features an integrated USB-C cable to give owners of the iPhone 15 and 16 easy access to double-speed charging power. Dominik Tomaszewski / Foundry You can magnetically clamp your iPhone (from iPhone 12 onwards) onto the Zolo power bank and wirelessly charge at 7.5W just as you would with a standard MagSafe power bank. Owners of the iPhone 15 or 16 can go one better and use the Zolo’s built-in USB-C cable to turn that charging power up to 30W. You double-click the power bank’s button to start wireless charging, but as soon as you insert the USB-C cable wireless charging is disabled and the 30W wired charge begins. Sadly you can’t get both 30W from the cable and the 7.5W from the wireless pad. You can also re-charge the ower bank itself via the built-in USB-C cable, and again that means there’s no need to carry a separate cable around with you when you’re on your travels. While owners of iPhones older than the 15 family might not be able to access the built-in wired charge speed, they too can use the cable to input power into the power bank itself via a wall charger. When those users upgrade to a USB-C phone, that USB-C cable will become available for both input and output. Dominik Tomaszewski / Foundry Another option for owners of any iPhone older than the 15 or for groups with one older and one newer iPhone is the non-magnetic Anker Zolo Power Bank that has both built-in 30W USB-C and Lightning cables, pictured above. However, there’s no wireless option on this power bank. Back to the USB-C-toting Magnetic Zolo Power Bank, the 5.5-inch braided cable securely tucks back into the power bank body when not in use, which protects it from damage and creates a handy carrying loop. The Anker Zolo Magnetic 10K Power Bank isn’t the first MagSafe battery pack to boast a built-in USB-C cable. The Baseus Magnetic Power Bank beat it to that honor and has been our favorite magnetic battery pack since we got our hands on it. It too features a built-in 5.5-inch cable, although a fatter rubber one rather than Zolo’s braided. There’s some small factors, which we’ll discuss below, that make the Anker a better choice than the Baseus, but it’s a close run race—and Baseus has another contender that boasts 15W Qi2 wireless charging. Dominik Tomaszewski / Foundry More port power Like the Baseus power banks, the Zolo boasts a spare USB-C port, which you can use to charge the power bank or connect another cable to charge a second device. That could be another USB-C to USB-C cable or a Lightning cable for older iPhones or other Apple devices, or an Apple Watch charger. You could charge the power bank via that spare port at the same time you are charging an iPhone using the built-in USB-C cable.That way, you are definitely well-equipped for a long time away from a wall charger. In fact you can charge up to three devices at the same time with the Zolo. Either the USB-C cable or the spare USB-C port can deliver 30W of wired power. Note that while using more than one charging point at the same time the power bank is reduced to 15W total output. That port or the integrated USB-C cable can input recharge the power bank at 20W—a little faster than the 18W input on the original Baseus but not as speedy as on the Baseus Nomos (30W input). Dominik Tomaszewski / Foundry Best performer in our battery tests The Anker Zolo has a huge battery capacity of 37Wh or 10000mAh. It easily beats 5000mAh battery packs, all the other 10K power banks we have tested, and out-performed even our previous favorite, the Baseus Magnetic Power Bank that matches it on wired and wireless charging speed. The Baseus Power Bank recharged our test iPhone 15 Pro to 187% and the Anker MagGo 10K Slim to 188%. The Zolo reached 191% so takes its place at the top of the rostrum. The Baseus Nomos looks excellent with its 15W wireless, 45W wired and 30W input but it underperformed in the performance tests, scoring a decent but still lower 166%. Those results are close and other factors could have won or lost a few percentage points. Note too that we tested the Zolo with a 16 Pro rather than a 15 Pro. We could call it a draw, but the Zolo still gets the bragging rights. Our testing process involved running an iPhone down to 2% and then using the power bank to take the phone back to 100 percent. Then we run the phone down again until the power bank runs out of juice to keep the phone charged. Anker Size and design Measuring 4.15 x 2.7 x 0.8 the Anker Zolo is fractionally smaller than the Baseus (4.3-x-2.7-x-0.8 inches) but not significantly. At 8.5oz it’s heavier than the 7.5W 7.3oz Baseus and 15W 8.1oz Baseus. All three are a little larger than many 10K power banks, and certainly neither is as skinny as the Anker MagGo 10K Slim, which of course lacks the built-in 30W wired option. The built-in USB-C cable on the Zolo has a right-angled connector for a neater under-phone fit. A feature that differentiates the Anker from the original Baseus is the Zolo’s integrated kick stand at the back that works in both portrait and landscape orientations. The Nomos does include a kickstand. The Zolo power bank is available in four colors: black, blue, pink or white. You can find the original Baseus in three colors: white, black, or peppermint blue. Anker Zolo vs the rest Anker’s Zolo Magnetic Power Bank is blessed with an integrated USB-C cable so beats most wireless power banks on charging speed—unless those battery pack owners are carrying around a spare charging cable. For a full comparison read our roundup of the best MagSafe and magnetic power banks for iPhone. Its closest rival is very close indeed. The Zolo costs just a few bucks more than the Baseus Magnetic Power Bank, so on price, charging power and size the two magnetic power banks with built-in USB-C cables are finely matched. Maybe it will come down to a choice between pink or peppermint blue, or that built-in kickstand on the Anker. The newer Baseus Nomos Power Bank beats both on input and output charging speeds but underperformed in our actual battery tests. Dominik Tomaszewski / Foundry Price The Anker Zolo Magnetic Power Bank is priced at $49.99 or €49,99. Sadly for Brits, it is not yet available in the U.K. Should you buy the Anker Zolo Magnetic Power Bank? With its built-in USB-C cable, the Anker Zolo Magnetic Power Bank is designed for the iPhone 15 and 16 families and offers convenient wireless charging plus much faster 30W wired charging with the highest recharge we’ve measured so far in our magnetic power bank testing.09:02 amVoice Command App – Utilizing Wake Words and Speech to Intent.
Hi all, Activating applications with Voice command seems to be coming back with a more realistic hype – from car parking, health and exercise apps to restaurant voice enabled applications. I wanted to share a demo app we've built utilizing wake words and voice commands. For transparency I am a part of Davoice.io team which […]08:45 amiOS 18.1: How to Type to Siri
With the introduction of Apple Intelligence in iOS 18.1, communicating with Siri has become more flexible since you can easily type your requests instead of speaking them. It's a subtle but powerful change that's perfect for those moments when you need to be quiet or discrete. Enabling Type to Siri is straightforward. Head to Settings - > Apple Intelligence & Siri, tap Talk & Type to Siri, and make sure the Type to Siri toggle is switched on. Once enabled, you can summon the typing interface with a quick double-tap at the bottom edge of your iPhone's display. The typing interface includes suggested requests to help you get started, and you can type virtually anything you'd normally say to Siri. Simply enter your query and tap the up arrow to submit. Siri will respond just as it would to a voice command, maintaining context between messages for natural back-and-forth conversations. Does My Device Support Apple Intelligence? This text-based interaction is particularly useful during meetings or in quiet spaces, when you're in a noisy environment where Siri might struggle to hear you, or if you prefer typing to speaking for more precise queries. It can also help when you want to maintain privacy in public places. The feature integrates seamlessly with Siri's expanded knowledge base in iOS 18.1, including Apple product support and settings navigation. You can even use natural language to find settings when you're not sure of their exact names. Whether you're a longtime Siri user looking for more flexibility or someone who's been hesitant to use voice commands in public, Type to Siri offers a handy alternative for interacting with Apple's virtual assistant.Tag: Apple IntelligenceThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums08:24 amXCStrings Catalog File To Docx Converter – Easier translations
submitted by /u/Jasperavv [link] [comments]07:39 amKnight’s Graph – A Puzzle Game Inspired by the Classic Knight’s Tour Problem | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingKnight’s Graph – A Puzzle Game Inspired by the Classic Knight’s Tour Problem
Hi everyone! I’m excited to share a personal project I’ve been working on: Knight's Graph, a puzzle game inspired by the classic Knight’s Tour problem. The idea for this app came from a memory that’s stuck with me since high school. My dad once showed me how to play Knight Tour on a piece of […]02:53 amIssues with Phone Authentication in Ionic/Angular with Capacitor on iOS using @capacitor-firebase/authentication and @angular/fire | Stack Overflow on iOS DevIssues with Phone Authentication in Ionic/Angular with Capacitor on iOS using @capacitor-firebase/authentication and @angular/fire
I am developing an Ionic/Angular app with Capacitor V6, and I've been struggling to deploy it on iOS. I initially used the @angular/fire library for phone authentication, but encountered issues implementing reCAPTCHA on iOS. While it works fine on the web, I can't pass an ApplicationVerifier object on iOS. I then explored the @capacitor-firebase/authentication library as an alternative and followed the example in this repository: capacitor-firebase-authentication-demo, which supposedly works with Ionic and Capacitor. However, despite following the instructions, I still can’t get it to work on iOS. Here are the specific issues I’m facing with @capacitor-firebase/authentication library: When running the app on the web (using ng serve) and selecting the "Phone" option in the authentication flow, I receive the following error: "recaptchaVerifier must be provided and must be an instance of RecaptchaVerifier." When I open the app in Xcode and run it on an iOS device, the phone authentication doesn’t work either. Has anyone else encountered this issue and successfully implemented phone authentication in an Ionic/Angular app with Capacitor on iOS? I've been trying different solutions for weeks, but still haven’t found one that works. Many Thanks!02:29 amHere’s how much thinner Apple Watch Series 10 is compared to Series 9 and earlier
Brought to you by Uniq: Crafted with 28 bidirectional magnets, the Uniq Revix Apple Watch band collection features exceptional durability in a range of materials from premium leather to ultra-soft silicone. Learn more. The new Apple Watch is the thinnest and lightest version of the wearable to date. But how much thinner is Series 10 compared to Series 9 and earlier? And will you notice a difference? Read on for all the details. more…12:52 amRESOLVED: We are investigating reports of issues with Google Cloud Support.
Incident began at 2024-11-15 15:02 (all times are US/Pacific).Summary: We are investigating reports of issues with Google Cloud Support. Description: We are investigating reports of issues with Google Cloud Support beginning on Friday, 2024-11-15 13:00 US/Pacific. Our engineering team continues to investigate the issue. We will provide an update by Friday, 2024-11-15 17:30 US/Pacific with current details. We apologize to all who are affected by the disruption. Diagnosis: Impacted customers may experience issues with creating and managing the vector cases. The operations like case creation, read and updates may have been impacted. Workaround: None at this time. Affected products: Google Cloud SupportAffected locations: Global12:49 amPretty please… How can I change the Developer name on my app in the App Store after migrating to a Business Account? | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingPretty please… How can I change the Developer name on my app in the App Store after migrating to a Business Account?
Hello, I have an app on the App Store, and under "Developer," it shows my name. However, I recently migrated my Apple Developer account to a Business account, but the app is still listed under my name and not the business. Does the name automatically transfer, or do I need to manually transfer the app […]12:46 amLooking for Feedback on an app I’m Building
My team and I are working on creating a tool to help parents manage their children's smartphone usage in a positive way. We're looking for your feedback to see if this could be a valuable resource for families introducing smartphones to their kids for the first time. Here is the concept in a nutshell: A […]12:40 amUPDATE: **Summary:** We are investigating reports of issues with Google Cloud and Google Workspace Support. **Description:** We are investigating reports of issues with Google Cloud and Google Workspace Support beginning on Friday, 2024-11-15 13:00 US/Pacific. Our engineering team continues to investigate the issue. We will provide an update by Friday, 2024-11-15 17:30 US/Pacific with current details. We apologize to all who are affected by the disruption. **Diagnosis:** Impacted customers may experience issues with creating and managing the vector cases. The operations like case creation, read and updates may have been impacted. **Workaround:** None at this time. | Google AppsUPDATE: **Summary:** We are investigating reports of issues with Google Cloud and Google Workspace Support. **Description:** We are investigating reports of issues with Google Cloud and Google Workspace Support beginning on Friday, 2024-11-15 13:00 US/Pacific. Our engineering team continues to investigate the issue. We will provide an update by Friday, 2024-11-15 17:30 US/Pacific with current details. We apologize to all who are affected by the disruption. **Diagnosis:** Impacted customers may experience issues with creating and managing the vector cases. The operations like case creation, read and updates may have been impacted. **Workaround:** None at this time.
Incident began at 2024-11-15 21:00 (times are in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)).Summary: We are investigating reports of issues with Google Cloud and Google Workspace Support. Description: We are investigating reports of issues with Google Cloud and Google Workspace Support beginning on Friday, 2024-11-15 13:00 US/Pacific. Our engineering team continues to investigate the issue. We will provide an update by Friday, 2024-11-15 17:30 US/Pacific with current details. We apologize to all who are affected by the disruption. Diagnosis: Impacted customers may experience issues with creating and managing the vector cases. The operations like case creation, read and updates may have been impacted. Workaround: None at this time. Affected products: Google Workspace Support12:39 amReport corroborates on Samsung making Galaxy S25 ‘Slim’ to compete with iPhone Air
Recent rumors have strongly suggested that Apple is working on an ultra-slim version of the iPhone for next year that could be called the “iPhone 17 Slim” or even the “iPhone 17 Air”. While we are almost a year away from this product, it seems that Samsung is pushing ahead with its plans to launch a Galaxy S25 “Slim.” more…Firehose II – Jobs, Deals, Apps
- Wednesday November 27
- 09:54 amSeasonal Operations Associate – *Apple* Blossom Mall – JCPenney (United States)
Seasonal Operations Associate - Apple Blossom Mall Location:Winchester, VA, United States (https://jobs.jcp.com/jobs/location/191170/winchester-va-united-states) -09:54 amSeasonal Fine Jewelry Commission Associate – *Apple* Blossom Mall – JCPenney (United States) | Job Search EngineSeasonal Fine Jewelry Commission Associate – *Apple* Blossom Mall – JCPenney (United States)
…Fine Jewelry Commission Associate - Apple Blossom Mall Location:Winchester, VA, United States (https://jobs.jcp.com/jobs/location/191170/winchester-va-united-states)09:54 amSeasonal Cashier – *Apple* Blossom Mall – JCPenney (United States)
Seasonal Cashier - Apple Blossom Mall Location:Winchester, VA, United States (https://jobs.jcp.com/jobs/location/191170/winchester-va-united-states) - Apple09:54 amOperations Associate – *Apple* Blossom Mall – JCPenney (United States)
Operations Associate - Apple Blossom Mall Location:Winchester, VA, United States (https://jobs.jcp.com/jobs/location/191170/winchester-va-united-states) - Apple09:54 amOmnichannel Associate – *Apple* Blossom Mall – JCPenney (United States)
Omnichannel Associate - Apple Blossom Mall Location:Winchester, VA, United States (https://jobs.jcp.com/jobs/location/191170/winchester-va-united-states) - Apple09:53 am*Apple* / Mac Administrator – JAMF Pro – Amentum (United States)
Amentum is seeking an ** Apple / Mac Administrator - JAMF Pro** to provide support with the Apple Ecosystem to include hardware and software to join our team and09:53 am*Apple* Engineering Architect – NANA Regional Corporation (United States)
Cloud Lake Technology is looking for an Apple Engineering Architect/Team Lead to support a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) prime contract that provides09:27 amNurse Anesthetist – *Apple* Hill Surgery Center – WellSpan Health (United States) | Job Search EngineNurse Anesthetist – *Apple* Hill Surgery Center – WellSpan Health (United States)
Nurse Anesthetist - Apple Hill Surgery Center Location: WellSpan Medical Group, York, PA Schedule: Full Time At WellSpan Health, our community of 23,000 employees,09:26 amAnesthesia Technician – *Apple* Hill Surgery Center – Full Time – Days – WellSpan Health (United States) | Job Search EngineAnesthesia Technician – *Apple* Hill Surgery Center – Full Time – Days – WellSpan Health (United States)
Anesthesia Technician - Apple Hill Surgery Center - Full Time - Days Location: WellSpan Medical Group, York, PA Schedule: Full Time Full Time (80 hours/Biweekly)09:26 amEnvironmental Services Technician – *Apple* Hill – Evening/Night – WellSpan Health (United States) | Job Search EngineEnvironmental Services Technician – *Apple* Hill – Evening/Night – WellSpan Health (United States)
Environmental Services Technician - Apple Hill - Evening/Night Location: WellSpan Health, York, PA Schedule: Part Time Part Time (40 hours Biweekly) Monday - Friday09:26 amPharmacy Technician Retail – *Apple* Hill – Part Time – Day/Evening – WellSpan Health (United States) | Job Search EnginePharmacy Technician Retail – *Apple* Hill – Part Time – Day/Evening – WellSpan Health (United States)
Pharmacy Technician Retail - Apple Hill - Part Time - Day/Evening Location: WellSpan Health, York, PA Schedule: Part Time Schedule: Part Time 20-hours per week09:26 amBi-lingual (Spanish) Level 1 *Apple* Support Specialist – CompuCom (United States) | Job Search EngineBi-lingual (Spanish) Level 1 *Apple* Support Specialist – CompuCom (United States)
…right people. Our client is currently seeking a qualified Bi-lingual (Spanish) Level 1 Apple Support Specialist to join their team. This role can be hybrid / remote09:26 amRetail Assistant Department Manager, *Apple* Tech Shop – Barnes & Noble Education (United States) | Job Search EngineRetail Assistant Department Manager, *Apple* Tech Shop – Barnes & Noble Education (United States)
…combination of education, certification and experience will be considered. + A+ and/or Apple certified or able to achieve certification within 60 days required. +09:26 amPharmacist (Retail) – *Apple* Hill – Part Time – Day/Evening – WellSpan Health (United States) | Job Search EnginePharmacist (Retail) – *Apple* Hill – Part Time – Day/Evening – WellSpan Health (United States)
Pharmacist (Retail) - Apple Hill - Part Time - Day/Evening Location: WellSpan Health, York, PA Schedule: Part Time Schedule: Part-time 20-hours per week Day/Evening09:25 amLead Teacher – Glenda Drive/ *Apple* ValleyTeacher – Learning Care Group (United States) | Job Search EngineLead Teacher – Glenda Drive/ *Apple* ValleyTeacher – Learning Care Group (United States)
Lead Teacher - Glenda Drive/ Apple ValleyTeacher Share by Email Share on LinkedIn Share on X09:25 am*Apple* Tier 2 Operations Support Specialist – AIG (United States)
Apple Tier 2 Operations Support Specialist Status: Full-Time Location Jeffersonville, In Who we are American International Group, Inc. (AIG) is a leading global09:25 amSupply Planner III- *Apple* – DISH Network (United States)
…large. **Job Duties and Responsibilities** We are seeking a Supply Planner III for Apple products to join our Retail Wireless Product Team. This critical role is09:25 amBeauty Consultant – *Apple* Blossom Mall – JCPenney (United States)
Beauty Consultant - Apple Blossom Mall Location:Winchester, VA, United States (https://jobs.jcp.com/jobs/location/191170/winchester-va-united-states) - Apple09:25 amHair Stylist – *Apple* Blossom Mall – JCPenney (United States)
Hair Stylist - Apple Blossom Mall Location:Winchester, VA, United States (https://jobs.jcp.com/jobs/location/191170/winchester-va-united-states) - Apple Blossom09:24 amCashier – *Apple* Blossom Mall – JCPenney (United States)
Cashier - Apple Blossom Mall Location:Winchester, VA, United States (https://jobs.jcp.com/jobs/location/191170/winchester-va-united-states) - Apple Blossom Mall09:24 amSeasonal Operations Associate – *Apple* Blossom Mall – JCPenney (United States)
Seasonal Operations Associate - Apple Blossom Mall Location:Winchester, VA, United States (https://jobs.jcp.com/jobs/location/191170/winchester-va-united-states) -09:24 am