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- Tuesday February 18
- 06:22 amUnited States Account Security Carrier Partner Maintenance – AT&T
THIS IS A SCHEDULED EVENT Feb 18, 00:00 - 03:00 PSTFeb 17, 22:21 PSTScheduled - Our carrier partner AT&T United States is conducting an emergency maintenance from 18 February 2025 at 00:00 PST until 18 February 2025 at 03:00 PST. During the maintenance window, there could be intermittent API request failures for AT&T United States customers.Impacted Product: Verify Silent Network AuthWe are aware of the short notice and are working with our Carrier Partners to provide earlier notification where possible.06:20 amHere’s your first look at the iPhone 17 Air’s alleged design
A video reveals the final design of Apple's rumored 5.5mm slim iPhone 17 Air in all its glory, highlighting the Pixel-like rear camera bar. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)06:02 amiPad Air 13 inch vs iPad Pro 13 inch (M2 vs M4) for iOS dev
Hi all, I've come to the point of my iOS dev journey where I should probably purchase an iPad for development. I was wondering if y'all could weigh in on which one I should get. Is the M4 necessary for testing apps? For context, I have an iPhone 16 Pro and a 2022 M2 MacBook […]04:40 amGolfo del Gringo Loco
Much serious thought and consideration, from very smart people in Mountain View and Cupertino, went into determining how to respond to a profoundly silly and thoughtless executive order.02:53 am'iPhone 17 Air' With Ultra-Thin Design Allegedly Revealed in New Video
YouTube channel Front Page Tech today revealed the alleged design of Apple's widely-rumored "iPhone 17 Air" model, set to launch later this year. "iPhone 17 Air" render created by @zellzoi for Front Page Tech In a video uploaded today, Front Page Tech shared renders depicting what it believes is likely the final design of the "iPhone 17 Air." The device is expected to feature an ultra-thin design that measures just 5.5mm at its thinnest point, and the renders show an all-new camera bar across the top of the device's rear shell. On the left side of the bar is a single rear camera, and on the right side there is a microphone and an LED camera flash. The renders are consistent with an alleged "iPhone 17 Air" shell that surfaced last month. Watch the video below. Last week, Front Page Tech shared alleged "iPhone 17 Pro" renders showing that the camera bar will apparently extend to that device as well. Front Page Tech host Jon Prosser has been a well-known tech YouTuber for more than a decade. Like most sources, he has a mixed track record with Apple rumors, with some hits and some misses. In 2020, he was the first source to reveal the design of the AirTag, many months before it was announced. He also shared many accurate details about the iPad mini 6, months before that device was announced. On the other hand, he and others were wrong about the Apple Watch Series 7 having flat edges, although perhaps Apple tested such a design. Prosser also claimed that iOS 19 will introduce a redesigned Camera app with a visionOS-like design, including translucent menus and buttons. Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 17 series in September, and additional design-related rumors will likely surface before then.Tag: Jon ProsserThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums01:23 amAustralia SMS Carrier Partner Maintenance
THIS IS A SCHEDULED EVENT Feb 18, 04:59 - 07:00 PSTFeb 17, 17:22 PSTScheduled - Our SMS carrier partner in Australia is conducting an emergency maintenance from 18 February 2025 at 04:59 PST until 18 February 2025 at 07:00 PST. During the maintenance window, there could be intermittent delays delivering SMS to and from Australia handsets via subset of Australia long codes.We are aware of the short notice and are working with our Carrier Partners to provide earlier notification where possible.12:55 amYes, using Low Power Mode slows down your iPhone
The iPhone’s Low Power Mode is not a new feature. In fact, it was introduced with iOS 9 back in 2015. But from time to time I see someone on the web complaining about how their is running slowly. What do some of these cases have in common? Screenshots or videos showing that Low Power Mode is on. Read on as I detail how exactly this feature affects iPhone performance. more…12:12 amHow do I use Xcode to enable JIT for an app that’s already installed on my phone? | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingHow do I use Xcode to enable JIT for an app that’s already installed on my phone?
I’m trying to use an emulator that I got from the App Store but in order to get decent performance from it JIT is pretty much a must. But being an App Store app that means it doesn’t have native JIT support. I read a comment in another sub that it’s possible to enable JIT […]12:07 amSoon launching an AI tool to build iOS apps in minutes (SwiftUI). Useful? | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingSoon launching an AI tool to build iOS apps in minutes (SwiftUI). Useful?
submitted by /u/somerandomguynb [link] [comments]Monday February 1711:22 pmDeepSeek to be removed from App Store in South Korea due to local ban
Bad news for DeepSeek users in South Korea. The country’s regulator announced on Monday that the Chinese AI app is now banned in South Korea under allegations that it fails to comply with local data protection laws. As a result, both Apple and Google will have to remove the app from their respective app stores. more…11:17 pmUPDATE: ### **Summary:** Some customers were unable to send SMS on Google Voice. ### **Description:** We have experienced an issue with Google Voice beginning on Monday, 2025-02-17 at 07:06 US/Pacific. Our engineering team has applied the fix which has successfully mitigated the issue. We apologize to all who were affected by the disruption. ### **Diagnosis:** Impacted customers may have received an error message stating ‘The message violates our Acceptable Use Policy’. The issue has impacted only consumer users and not Google Workspace users. ### **Workaround:** Customers may retry to send the SMS which might have resolved the issue. Sending SMS messages from Android or iOS devices appeared to be functioning correctly. | Google AppsUPDATE: ### **Summary:** Some customers were unable to send SMS on Google Voice. ### **Description:** We have experienced an issue with Google Voice beginning on Monday, 2025-02-17 at 07:06 US/Pacific. Our engineering team has applied the fix which has successfully mitigated the issue. We apologize to all who were affected by the disruption. ### **Diagnosis:** Impacted customers may have received an error message stating ‘The message violates our Acceptable Use Policy’. The issue has impacted only consumer users and not Google Workspace users. ### **Workaround:** Customers may retry to send the SMS which might have resolved the issue. Sending SMS messages from Android or iOS devices appeared to be functioning correctly.
Incident began at 2025-02-17 15:06 (times are in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)).Summary: Some customers were unable to send SMS on Google Voice. Description: We have experienced an issue with Google Voice beginning on Monday, 2025-02-17 at 07:06 US/Pacific. Our engineering team has applied the fix which has successfully mitigated the issue. We apologize to all who were affected by the disruption. Diagnosis: Impacted customers may have received an error message stating ‘The message violates our Acceptable Use Policy’. The issue has impacted only consumer users and not Google Workspace users. Workaround: Customers may retry to send the SMS which might have resolved the issue. Sending SMS messages from Android or iOS devices appeared to be functioning correctly. Affected products: Google Voice10:33 pmFirestore.Firestore().runTransaction in Firebase broken in Swift6 ?
All my functions with Firestore.Firestore().runTransaction compiles fine but crashes when called in Swift6. Everything is smooth when complied in Swift5. Anyone got the same issue ? submitted by /u/ArunKurian [link] [comments]10:22 pmPSA – Malware spreading via project.pbxproj files
If you build Xcode your project that has `TARGET_DEVICE_FAMILY` with a suspicious Base64 encoded string in your pbxproj file, it will install malware onto your computer in your ~/.zshrc_aliases and ~/.zshrc. Perhaps it can infect in other ways. This triggers a series of requests that downloads and runs arbitrary shell scripts. Some things the shell […]10:16 pmSMS Delivery Delays to Multiple Network in United Arab Emirates
Feb 17, 14:16 PSTUpdate - We are experiencing SMS delivery delays when sending messages to Multiple Network in United Arab Emirates. Our engineers are working with our carrier partner to resolve the issue. We will provide another update in 1 Hour or as soon as more information becomes available.Feb 17, 14:13 PSTInvestigating - Our monitoring systems have detected a potential issue with . Our engineering team has been alerted and is actively investigating. We will update as soon as we have more information.10:10 pmUpdate – Complex WebRTC implementation
So this is an update to my previous post about the complex WebRTC implementation. The comments made me feel the need to isolate a specific issue. I actually decided to make a more detailed job post on Upwork and try to isolate the issue on Sunday. After about 10 interviews and many discussions I actually […]10:00 pmSave on Dollar Flight Club, then save on air travel for the rest of your life
Turn your dream vacation into reality with discounted flights, via a lifetime subscription to Dollar Flight Club Premium Plus+. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)09:56 pmHow the heck do people get around the apple tax and 30% fee?? And how do you not go crazy. Thanks lol | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingHow the heck do people get around the apple tax and 30% fee?? And how do you not go crazy. Thanks lol
The tax is hitting different now that I am developing myself. Plus there's actual sales taxes. This is nuts! submitted by /u/IAGIALIAG [link] [comments]09:46 pmSpotify Readies Premium Tier With Hi-Fi Audio and AI Features
Spotify users waiting to learn when the service's long-delayed high-quality premium audio service will materialize may finally have something to chew on. Bloomberg reports that the streaming service hopes to roll out a new "Music Pro" tier later this year. The company is said to be developing the new premium subscription plan that will cost up to $5.99 per month on top of existing plans, offering high-quality audio streaming, remixing capabilities, and exclusive concert ticket access, reports the outlet. Pricing and timing have yet to be nailed down as Spotify works to secure necessary rights from major music companies. The additional fee is likely to vary by region, with lower prices planned for "developing markets," said the publication. The new tier is said to include AI-powered features allowing subscribers to mix songs from different artists. Spotify is also exploring various concert ticket sales strategies such as pre-sale access and premium seating options through discussions with major promoters and ticket vendors. The new tier comes as Spotify looks to diversify its revenue streams and target devoted music fans who regularly spend money on merchandise, concerts, and fan clubs, according to the report. The company apparently believes the enhanced tier could attract millions of subscribers, despite the higher price point. Development of the additional tier has been in the works for several years, coming after recent price increases for existing subscriptions and the introduction of audiobook offerings. Spotify previously announced plans for a Hi-Fi tier in February 2021, but a launch never materialized, even as rivals Apple Music and Amazon Music Unlimited began offering high-quality audio streaming within their standard subscriptions. Given the progress of its competitors, Spotify's paid-for "Music Pro" tier will need to be a more comprehensive offering that goes beyond just improved audio quality and some AI-produced playlists. What's actually offered remains to be seen.Tag: SpotifyThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums09:27 pmApple’s competitive edge in AI hinges on these three unreleased Siri features
At a glance, the most notable change to Siri in iOS 18 is its new design. The floating orb has been replaced with a rainbow glow around the edge of the device. This signals that Siri is now powered by Apple Intelligence, but the biggest AI features for Siri haven’t rolled out yet. That’s about to change in the next few iOS 18 updates. more…09:23 pmVideo required for app submission
I submitted an app today and got this response back below. I’m fine with doing it, I am just curious as to the reason behind it. The app works perfectly in the simulator for testing Guideline 2.1 – Information Needed We need a video that demonstrates the current version, 1.0, in use on a physical […]09:23 pmParallels Desktop 20.2.1
Bug fixes for the virtualization software. ($99.99 Standard Edition, free update for subscribers, macOS 10.14.6+)08:45 pmWhat’s your approach for managing reusable Swift code snippets?
Hey folks! submitted by /u/No-Pack2831 [link] [comments]08:45 pmWhat’s your approach for managing reusable Swift code snippets?
Hey folks! submitted by /u/No-Pack2831 [link] [comments]08:45 pmWhat’s your approach for managing reusable Swift code snippets?
Hey folks! submitted by /u/No-Pack2831 [link] [comments]08:45 pmWhat’s your approach for managing reusable Swift code snippets?
Hey folks! submitted by /u/No-Pack2831 [link] [comments]08:42 pmI found a way to automate my Apps on Tiktok and Reels. and it’s working. | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingI found a way to automate my Apps on Tiktok and Reels. and it’s working.
Hi, I had no idea how to promote the apps I built, so I started making TikTok and Reels videos to drive traffic. When I saw those videos working, I wanted to automate some of the editing so I built Cliptalk Pro. It helps you create short videos about your product/niche in few seconds, so […]08:42 pmI found a way to automate my Apps on Tiktok and Reels. and it’s working. | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingI found a way to automate my Apps on Tiktok and Reels. and it’s working.
Hi, I had no idea how to promote the apps I built, so I started making TikTok and Reels videos to drive traffic. When I saw those videos working, I wanted to automate some of the editing so I built Cliptalk Pro. It helps you create short videos about your product/niche in few seconds, so […]08:42 pmI found a way to automate my Apps on Tiktok and Reels. and it’s working. | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingI found a way to automate my Apps on Tiktok and Reels. and it’s working.
Hi, I had no idea how to promote the apps I built, so I started making TikTok and Reels videos to drive traffic. When I saw those videos working, I wanted to automate some of the editing so I built Cliptalk Pro. It helps you create short videos about your product/niche in few seconds, so […]08:37 pmI just open-sourced Pushpin, my iOS client for the Pinboard.in bookmarking service | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingI just open-sourced Pushpin, my iOS client for the Pinboard.in bookmarking service
submitted by /u/theli0nheart [link] [comments]08:37 pmI just open-sourced Pushpin, my iOS client for the Pinboard.in bookmarking service | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingI just open-sourced Pushpin, my iOS client for the Pinboard.in bookmarking service
submitted by /u/theli0nheart [link] [comments]08:37 pmI just open-sourced Pushpin, my iOS client for the Pinboard.in bookmarking service | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingI just open-sourced Pushpin, my iOS client for the Pinboard.in bookmarking service
submitted by /u/theli0nheart [link] [comments]08:37 pmI just open-sourced Pushpin, my iOS client for the Pinboard.in bookmarking service | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingI just open-sourced Pushpin, my iOS client for the Pinboard.in bookmarking service
submitted by /u/theli0nheart [link] [comments]08:37 pmI just open-sourced Pushpin, my iOS client for the Pinboard.in bookmarking service | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingI just open-sourced Pushpin, my iOS client for the Pinboard.in bookmarking service
submitted by /u/theli0nheart [link] [comments]08:06 pm9to5Neural: xAI unveiling Grok 3 tonight — could GPT-4.5 steal the show?
Welcome to 9to5Neural. AI moves fast. We help you keep up. OpenAI says GPT-4.5 is coming to ChatGPT in a matter of weeks. But first, xAI will unveil Grok 3 tonight. Now the countdown is on for OpenAI to do the funniest thing ever… more…08:06 pmNeural: xAI unveiling Grok 3 tonight — could GPT-4.5 steal the show?
Welcome to Neural. AI moves fast. We help you keep up. OpenAI says GPT-4.5 is coming to ChatGPT in a matter of weeks. But first, xAI will unveil Grok 3 tonight. Now the countdown is on for OpenAI to do the funniest thing ever… more…08:02 pm“Main actor-isolated property ‘referencePoint’ can not be mutated from a nonisolated context” in ViewModifier | Reddit on iOS Programming“Main actor-isolated property ‘referencePoint’ can not be mutated from a nonisolated context” in ViewModifier
Hi all, I'm creating an app that allows you to zoom into a Mandelbrot set using Metal, and I'm running into some Swift 6 concurrency issues in my ViewModifier code. I know that it's locked to the main actor, so that's the cause of the issue. Here is the relevant code (note, in the extension […]07:55 pmMagSafe Monday: Does AUKEY’s MagFusion GameFrost fix MagSafe overheating?
As iPhones have become more powerful, they’ve also become hotter—especially during heavy usage periods with games on Apple Arcade, video conferencing, etc. Combine that with MagSafe, and you see the opportunity for an iPhone to get warmer very quickly. AUKEY aims to solve both problems with the new AUKEY MagFusion GameFrost Active Cooling Wireless Charger. Let’s take a look at how it works. more…07:55 pmMagSafe Monday: Does AUKEY’s MagFusion GameFrost fix MagSafe overheating?
As iPhones have become more powerful, they’ve also become hotter—especially during heavy usage periods with games on Apple Arcade, video conferencing, etc. Combine that with MagSafe, and you see the opportunity for an iPhone to get warmer very quickly. AUKEY aims to solve both problems with the new AUKEY MagFusion GameFrost Active Cooling Wireless Charger. Let’s take a look at how it works. more…07:55 pmMagSafe Monday: Does AUKEY’s MagFusion GameFrost fix MagSafe overheating?
As iPhones have become more powerful, they’ve also become hotter—especially during heavy usage periods with games on Apple Arcade, video conferencing, etc. Combine that with MagSafe, and you see the opportunity for an iPhone to get warmer very quickly. AUKEY aims to solve both problems with the new AUKEY MagFusion GameFrost Active Cooling Wireless Charger. Let’s take a look at how it works. more…07:55 pmMagSafe Monday: Does AUKEY’s MagFusion GameFrost fix MagSafe overheating?
As iPhones have become more powerful, they’ve also become hotter—especially during heavy usage periods with games on Apple Arcade, video conferencing, etc. Combine that with MagSafe, and you see the opportunity for an iPhone to get warmer very quickly. AUKEY aims to solve both problems with the new AUKEY MagFusion GameFrost Active Cooling Wireless Charger. Let’s take a look at how it works. more…07:55 pmMagSafe Monday: Does AUKEY’s MagFusion GameFrost fix MagSafe overheating?
As iPhones have become more powerful, they’ve also become hotter—especially during heavy usage periods with games on Apple Arcade, video conferencing, etc. Combine that with MagSafe, and you see the opportunity for an iPhone to get warmer very quickly. AUKEY aims to solve both problems with the new AUKEY MagFusion GameFrost Active Cooling Wireless Charger. Let’s take a look at how it works. more…07:55 pmMagSafe Monday: Does AUKEY’s MagFusion GameFrost fix MagSafe overheating?
As iPhones have become more powerful, they’ve also become hotter—especially during heavy usage periods with games on Apple Arcade, video conferencing, etc. Combine that with MagSafe, and you see the opportunity for an iPhone to get warmer very quickly. AUKEY aims to solve both problems with the new AUKEY MagFusion GameFrost Active Cooling Wireless Charger. Let’s take a look at how it works. more…07:55 pmMagSafe Monday: Does AUKEY’s MagFusion GameFrost fix MagSafe overheating?
As iPhones have become more powerful, they’ve also become hotter—especially during heavy usage periods with games on Apple Arcade, video conferencing, etc. Combine that with MagSafe, and you see the opportunity for an iPhone to get warmer very quickly. AUKEY aims to solve both problems with the new AUKEY MagFusion GameFrost Active Cooling Wireless Charger. Let’s take a look at how it works. more…07:29 pmApple is launching a new product this week, here’s what to expect
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that Apple will launch a new product on Wednesday, February 19. The most likely release is the much-anticipated iPhone SE 4, but there are a few other possibilities. Here’s everything you need to know. more…07:29 pmApple is launching a new product this week, here’s what to expect
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that Apple will launch a new product on Wednesday, February 19. The most likely release is the much-anticipated iPhone SE 4, but there are a few other possibilities. Here’s everything you need to know. more…07:29 pmApple is launching a new product this week, here’s what to expect
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that Apple will launch a new product on Wednesday, February 19. The most likely release is the much-anticipated iPhone SE 4, but there are a few other possibilities. Here’s everything you need to know. more…07:29 pmApple is launching a new product this week, here’s what to expect
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that Apple will launch a new product on Wednesday, February 19. The most likely release is the much-anticipated iPhone SE 4, but there are a few other possibilities. Here’s everything you need to know. more…07:29 pmApple is launching a new product this week, here’s what to expect
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that Apple will launch a new product on Wednesday, February 19. The most likely release is the much-anticipated iPhone SE 4, but there are a few other possibilities. Here’s everything you need to know. more…07:29 pmApple is launching a new product this week, here’s what to expect
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that Apple will launch a new product on Wednesday, February 19. The most likely release is the much-anticipated iPhone SE 4, but there are a few other possibilities. Here’s everything you need to know. more…07:29 pmApple is launching a new product this week, here’s what to expect
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that Apple will launch a new product on Wednesday, February 19. The most likely release is the much-anticipated iPhone SE 4, but there are a few other possibilities. Here’s everything you need to know. more…07:18 pmPresidents Day MacBook Air deals slash prices to as low as $749
Amazon's Presidents Day MacBook Air sale discounts the ultraportable laptops to as low as $749, with Best Buy offering flash deals today only as well.Grab a MacBook Air for $749 today only.Amazon is offering shoppers a bonus $50 discount on top of a $200 instant rebate on Apple's standard M2 MacBook Air 13-inch with 16GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, bringing the price down to $749 for Presidents Day.Buy for $749 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums07:08 pmHas anyone used Northwest Registered Agent or L4SB for a Parent Child LLC Formation Strategy? | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingHas anyone used Northwest Registered Agent or L4SB for a Parent Child LLC Formation Strategy?
Looking to get anyone’s experience specifically with Northwest Registered Agent or L4SB for the following structure. A few pertinent pieces of information: -Live in Texas -Looking to distribute iOS app through Apple App Store, which will require a DUNS number -Appreciate anonymity My plan: Form a WY holding LLC and use a registered agent. Form […]06:56 pmPro Display XDR 2: All of the latest rumors
Apple introduced the in 2019 with its $4999 price tag, no included stand, and an optional Pro Stand for $999. Since then, despite all of the advancements in display technology, Apple has left it untouched. While there isn’t a ton to go off of, there are a couple of smaller details that give us an idea on what Apple is working on. more…06:46 pmIs product Infograph good marketing tool or meh?
I don’t have a website and primarily rely on social media. This is my first app. Is there a better idea than this? submitted by /u/LukeHamself [link] [comments]06:44 pmApp Review rejected due to preview video containing device frames
Since when do Apple mind about having a promotional video that looks like an ad? My apps just been rejected with the following message: The app preview includes content that does not sufficiently show the app in use. Specifically, the app preview: – Includes device images and/or device frames. – Includes a self-promotional ad. App […]06:02 pmHow Apple Music stands firm amidst Spotify's Premium plan hikes
A new report about Spotify's plans for a more expensive premium tier claims that Apple is considering doing the same, but Apple Music has no reason to ever copy its streaming rival.Apple MusicThe days of Spotify being the most popular streaming music service in the world and yet constantly losing money, may be over. The days of Spotify trying to get the EU to force Apple into giving it an unreasonably better deal, may never change.But a new report says that amongst Spotify's plans for the near future, there is the likelihood that it will introduce a new and more expensive subscription tier. Bloomberg says the new tier would, for a start, offer better quality audio — which Apple Music already does as standard. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums05:39 pmWhen is the best time to buy an iPhone?
Macworld In this article, we answer all of your questions about when you should and shouldn’t buy a new iPhone – including advice on when Apple is likely to discount the price of older iPhone handsets. There are certain times of the year when buying a new iPhone is a bad idea, and there are certain times of the year when you can get a bargain on a new handset. The trick is knowing when you should buy a new iPhone. Luckily we are here to help. Looking for to buy a new iPhone? Apple is about to launch a replacement for the iPhone SE. Normally we would say hold off until the new iPhone launch but that depends on which phone you want to buy. Read on for more information. Should I buy a new iPhone right now? If you want to buy an iPhone 16 series handset our advice is to buy now. If you want to buy an iPhone 15 you may find that the replacement for the iPhone SE could be a better choice as it is likely to support Apple Intelligence, which the iPhone 15 doesn’t support. However, prices for some or all iPhones could increase, at least outside the U.S. following this iPhone SE update. There are certain times of the year when you can get the best deals on a new iPhone, these are during the Amazon Prime Sales in July and October, and Black Friday. Those in the market for a new handset are probably wondering whether now is a good time to buy a new iPhone. Is there any danger that a new model will be released in the near future? Will prices drop or increase? To answer that question, a replacement for the iPhone SE is expected on Wednesday, February 19. If you want to buy a new iPhone that supports Apple Intelligence, but is cheaper than the iPhone 16, this will be the iPhone to buy. If you don’t want to buy the soon-to-launch iPhone SE, you may think that there isn’t a bad time to buy one of the older iPhones. Normally, when a new iPhone launches Apple reduces prices of the predecessors and discontinues some models. So it can be best to wait until after a new iPhone launches to get the best price for the previous generation. However, in the case of the iPhone SE replacement we expect Apple to shake up the iPhone lineup somewhat. The iPhone 14 and current iPhone SE are already off-sale in Europe where Apple isn’t allowed to sell iPhones with a lightning port. As a result, you can expect that the $599 iPhone 14 will no longer be sold. If the new iPhone SE costs $599 that would already be a higher price than the current iPhone SE that costs $429. With the $699 iPhone 15 not supporting Apple Intelligence, Apple’s AI features it has been making a lot of noise about, it is also possible that the company could discontinue that handset. Should Apple do so the line up may well start with a $599 iPhone SE (which may be known as the iPhone 16E). Or the iPhone 15 price could fall and the iPhone 16E may slot in above it. So, waiting may mean spending more to buy your iPhone and it may mean you have less choice. Although just because Apple doesn’t sell an iPhone doesn’t mean you can’t buy it. Check out our round up of the Best iPhone deals that includes all iPhones. After that the next new iPhone launch will probably be in September. The iPhone 16, 16 Plus, Pro and Pro Max were launched at an Apple Event in September 2024. In September 2025 you can expect the iPhone 17 line up to be revealed. Apple Should I buy an iPhone 16 or iPhone 16 Plus? Apple iPhone 16 Read our review Price When Reviewed: $799 Best Prices Today: $829 at Apple | $829.99 at Best Buy The iPhone 16 and 16 Plus were Apple’s new standard iPhones for 2024. They went on sale on September 20, 2024. We have reviewed both handsets and recommend them. If you want an Apple iPhone capable of supporting Apple Intelligence these were the only iPhones currently on sale that could – although that will change with the launch of the new iPhone SE (or iPhone 16E if that is what Apple calls it). There are already deals on that handset. If you want to get the best price or find the best contract deal, we track the Best iPhone 16 deals in the U.S. and the best iPhone 16 deals in the U.K. these include both carrier deals and discounts on unlocked iPhones. Should I buy an iPhone 16 Pro or iPhone 16 Pro Max? Apple iPhone 16 Pro Read our review Price When Reviewed: $999 Best Prices Today: $999 at Apple | $999 at Apple | $999.99 at Best Buy The iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max were Apple’s new pro iPhones for 2024. They also went on sale on September 20, 2024. They are good, but so are the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus, so this year you don’t have to opt for Pro to get a great iPhone. Should I buy a iPhone 15 or iPhone 15 Plus? Apple iPhone 15 Read our review Price When Reviewed: From $699 (Was $799) Best Prices Today: $729 at Apple | $729.99 at Best Buy When Apple introduced the iPhone 16 it dropped the price of the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, which were introduced in September 2023. If you want to save some money and don’t mind not having the latest iPhone it is a good time to get the 2023 model. However, the iPhone 15 and 15 Plus do not support Apple Intelligence, Apple’s AI features. You may find that in time this is a real disadvantage. Should I buy a iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max? Apple iPhone 15 Pro Read our review Price When Reviewed: Was $999 (Discontinued) Best Prices Today: $899.99 at Best Buy When Apple introduced the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max it discontinued these models. You may still be able to find the 2023 Pro models on sale though, and if you find them at a good price then they will still be a good purchase. Should I buy an iPhone 14 or iPhone 14 Plus? Apple iPhone 14 Read our review Price When Reviewed: £599 (was £699) Best Prices Today: $629 at Apple | $829 at Visible You might be considering buying the cheaper iPhone 14 or 14 Plus which also saw a price drop in September 2024. These are two year old iPhones, so whether you consider it a good purchase will depend on how much money you are prepared to spend on a new iPhone. With Apple set to launch a new iPhone that will support Apple Intelligence, at what may be a lower price than the iPhone 14 is currently, we wouldn’t recommend buying an iPhone 14 now. It is likely that Apple will stop selling these handsets after February 19, and it has already stopped selling the iPhone 14 in Europe. Should I buy an iPhone SE? Apple iPhone SE (2022) Read our review Price When Reviewed: $429 (64GB) | $479 (128GB) | $579 (256GB) Best Prices Today: $429 at Amazon | $429 at Apple | $429 at Apple United States The iPhone SE is Apple’s smallest phone and the only iPhone with a Home button. If you want small and a home button you need to buy one now because Apple is about to replace this handset with a brand new iPhone on February 19. Read about Apple’s plans for the iPhone SE 4. It is always worth waiting for the big sales if you can, we often find some good deals on older iPhone handsets, though not usually the newest models. There are two Amazon Prime Day sales – one in July and one in October every year – at which we may see some savings on iPhones, and at the end of November even more stores cutting the prices of iPhones for Black Friday. Apple doesn’t drop the price of iPhones, but over Black Friday it offers vouchers alongside qualifying purchases in an Black Friday offer. Sometimes Amazon does a spring sale as well. We do see good deals all year round though, so take a look at our round-up of the best iPhone deals this month. We have also collected the Best iPhone 16 deals in the U.S. and the best iPhone 16 deals in the U.K., as well as the best deals for the iPhone 15-series in the U.K. and the best deals for the iPhone 15-series in the U.S. in separate articles. Also read: iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro deals and Best iPhone SE deals. Before you buy a new iPhone find out if Apple’s due to hold an event.Foundry It’s easier to say when the worst time to buy a new iPhone is. That is without a doubt in the months leading up to September. So don’t buy a new iPhone in August, unless you want to be kicking yourself a month later when the price of that model drops and a new model arrives. The only reason to buy an iPhone in the run-up to an Apple Event is if it is likely to be discontinued. Apple tends to discontinue the Pro and Pro Max models of the previous generation when it introduces the next generation, so if you want to buy one of those models you may want to buy one while you still can. However, we’d suggest that it would be wise to wait for the next-gen version which is likely to present you with more for your money. Or take advantage of discounts as vendors sell off old stock after the new models arrive. The best time to buy an iPhone isn’t necessarily when a new model launches either – unless you’re desperate to have the very latest hardware. You might be happy to wait a month or two after the launch and wait for supply to catch up with demand, and for any problems with the new phones to be identified and (hopefully) fixed. The other advantage of buying around the October/November time frame is that is when shopping events, like Black Friday, take place, but as we said above, we don’t tend to see the newest iPhone models discounted much, or at all, at these events. We’d say that it’s fine to buy a new iPhone at any time within nine months of it launching, but if you are hoping to save some money on your purchase we’d recommend waiting a few more months. When does Apple update the iPhone? Chris Martin / Foundry Knowing when the latest iPhones came out should help when making a judgment on whether there will be an update soon. See when is the next Apple event to find out if an Apple event is imminent. Apple usually updates the iPhone range at an Apple Event in September. The iPhone 16 will be followed in 2025 by the iPhone 17. However, the iPhone SE is on a different schedule, with Apple introducing the iPhone SE models during the spring months. Read our iPhone buying guide and comparison of every iPhone available to buy today. When do iPhone prices drop? We know based on past experience that Apple is very unlikely to drop the price of an iPhone in the first year of sales. However, Apple does tend to reduce the price of the previous year’s iPhone when it introduces the new model – so expect Apple to discount its handsets in September (and potentially in the spring if it introduces a new iPhone SE handset at that time). How much do prices drop when a new iPhone comes out? Foundry When Apple introduces new iPhones it usually keeps the prices the same, at least in the U.S. Prices for the iPhone 16 range are the same in the U.S. and U.K as the previous generation, but the price in Euros is less. In 2023 Apple dropped prices for the iPhone 15 range compared to the previous year in the U.K. In 2025 we may see prices rise due to higher component prices and global economic headwinds. At the same time as Apple introduces a new iPhone, it also reduces the price of existing models. Apple reduced the price of the iPhone 15 and 15 Plus by $100/£100 in September 2024 when the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus were introduced. The price of the iPhone 14 and 14 Plus dropped in September 2023 and again in September 2024. Apple’s not the only place you can buy an iPhone and it certainly isn’t the only one to discount the handsets. From time to time you will see deals from other resellers. We track these in our Best iPhone Deals round-up, so check that page regularly. Will there be Black Friday iPhone discounts? The earliest you could expect to get a discount on the newest iPhones is around Black Friday at the end of November, so you might be planning to hold out until then. However, the deals we tend to see, if any, are usually for older handsets so if you are hoping for a discounted iPhone 16 or iPhone 16 Pro following their launch you will probably be disappointed. Nor should you expect to get a discount in an Apple Black Friday sale. Apple’s Black Friday sale usually only takes the form of vouchers with select product purchases, rather than a discount, and it is unlikely that the newest iPhone would qualify as in previous year’s new iPhones haven’t been included. See our round-up of Best Black Friday iPhone deals to see what could be in store. Note that while shopping events like Black Friday gets all the attention, that’s not the only time you can get discounts on Apple products: we see discounts all the time. Another event where we see good iPhone deals is Prime Day, which happens in July and October every year. So take a look at the iPhone deals for Amazon Prime Day sale to see what you might be able to save. In our experience, we don’t tend to see discounts on the newest handset until the spring–and these are always from third-party resellers, never from Apple. In fact, we don’t tend to see the iPhone discounted in the U.S. very often, most of the discounts we see are in the U.K. where unlocked iPhones are often sold off-contract at a good discount. Conclusion: Is now a good time to buy a new iPhone? The worst time to buy is usually between July or August, mainly because with new iPhones on the horizon the price of the older handsets are likely to drop very soon. In 2025 an additional new iPhone is expected in February, so we would also avoid shopping at that time, unless you want to buy an iPhone before it is discontinued, or to spend your money before any possible price hikes. If you want the newest iPhones then the best deals don’t tend to come before the spring and summer months. If you are happy to buy an older iPhone then you will probably see decent deals around Prime Day and Black Friday – but deals happen all year round. We hope this article has proved helpful in reaching an informed buying decision. Remember that good prices can be found all year round, if a retailer is feeling generous and you know where to look: read our guide to the best iPhone deals for more on that. Wondering how long Apple supports iPhones for? Read How long do iPhones last.05:20 pmHardware Mod Showcases an iPhone SE 3 in the Body of a Windows Phone
A tech enthusiast has successfully transplanted the internal components of an iPhone SE 3 into the body of a Nokia Lumia 1020 Windows Phone, according to a post on Reddit's r/hackintosh forum. The modification preserves all key functions of the iPhone SE 3, including its 12-megapixel camera, 5G capabilities, and Touch ID sensor, which has been relocated to the back of the device. The project retains the Lumia 1020's distinctive design while upgrading its outdated microUSB port to Apple's Lightning connector. The creator adapted the Lumia's original camera shutter button to work as a secondary volume control that can trigger photos in the iPhone's camera app. The only significant feature lost in the conversion was the headphone jack. Read more of this story at Slashdot.05:16 pmWe bought the first iPhone SE 4 case. Here’s what we learned
Macworld The 4th-gen iPhone SE 4 is almost certainly going to be unveiled on February 19. That’s not baseless speculation: the clues come directly from Apple, with Tim Cook himself promising that the newest member of the family will arrive on Wednesday. We should acknowledge, however, that pundits were saying something similar last week, and obviously the new phone didn’t appear. In fact, likely prompted by those optimistic rumors, third-party vendors have already started offering cases for the iPhone SE 4… or the iPhone 16e, depending on which manufacturer you ask. We bought one of these cases from a German firm while researching the iPhone SE 4 and have since received it. We’re happy to share this case and its secrets with you now, but please note that all information should be taken with a grain of salt, as the manufacturer explains: We currently use the designation “iPhone 16e” based on information provided to us by our suppliers and various sources. These designations are not officially confirmed and are based on industry speculation and preliminary information. With the designs, as with the names, we are dependent on information and speculation from our suppliers and sources. This information is therefore not always reliable or definitive and is always subject to change or adjustment. DeinDesign (translated automatically from German) With that caveat out of the way, let’s take a look at the case and see what it has to tell us. First, there’s a horizontal cut-out for the camera. If that makes you think we’re getting two camera lenses on the rear, think again: this is just to accommodate a single lens and a flash next to it, as is the case on the 2022 iPhone SE. It’s been widely rumored that the 16e will be based on the chassis of the iPhone 14, but if Apple was going to use the design of that device’s camera module and diagonally arranged twin lenses it would be necessary to include a much larger square cutout. Most pundits agree that regardless of the chassis design, the new SE will have only one camera lens on the rear. Your design case for the iPhone 16e or SE 4 – horizontal camera cut-out Your design case for the iPhone 16e or SE 4 – speaker and USB-C connector Your design case for the iPhone 16e or SE 4 – side button Your design case for iPhone 16e or SE 4 – Mute switch and volume buttons. Otherwise, the case sticks to the standard and familiar iPhone design elements: there are cut-outs for speakers and connectors on the bottom edge and for the mute switch and volume buttons on the left. There’s an area for the side button on the righthand side, but the case gives no reason to expect the 16e to feature the Camera Control from the iPhone 16. The clear silicone case from DeinDesign is a few millimeters narrower and shorter than an iPhone 14 case, which goes against the general consensus that Apple would use the iPhone 14 chassis for the upcoming iPhone SE. A few millimeters may not sound significant, but for smartphones, a difference of just one millimeter can mean that a case doesn’t fit. Your design case for the iPhone 16e or SE 4 – narrower than a case for the iPhone 14 Your design case for the iPhone 16e or SE 4 – shorter than a case for the iPhone 14 Your design case for the iPhone 16e or SE 4 is about 70 mm wide Your design case for the iPhone 16e or SE 4 is 145 mm long. In fact, the discrepancies in size make us skeptical as to whether the case we’ve purchased will fit the upcoming iPhone at all. Apple uses elements from previous generations for its entry-level models for cost reasons: the production lines are tried and tested after years of manufacture, and it will cost money to make even small changes. An iPhone 14 chassis could be manufactured at zero cost in terms of research, development and quality assurance; a slightly different chassis is another matter. What’s more, iPhone dimensions have barely changed in years. The iPhone 12, 13 and 14 were all 146.7 mm long and 71.5 mm wide; the iPhone 15 and 16 were the same length and just 0.1mm wider. Significant change now feels unlikely. Our alleged iPhone 16e case measures approximately 148 mm by 75 mm, a good deal smaller than a comparable OtterBox clear case for the iPhone 16, which measures 151.7 mm by 77.2 mm. Based on these measurements, we’re worried that we might have to send the case back to the manufacturer. Or maybe Apple is in the mood for radical change after all. We’ll find out for sure on Wednesday. For all the latest news and rumors, keep an eye on our regularly updated iPhone SE 4 superguide.05:11 pmPassKit/Apple Wallet Integration – Stuff I Wish I Knew Before Starting
submitted by /u/Abstract1337 [link] [comments]05:07 pmKeep Any iOS App Private with Biometric Authentication
If you want to ensure that someone using your iPhone can’t peek into private apps, read on to learn about a new feature in iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 that lets you require Face ID or Touch ID authentication before the app opens.05:05 pmPrice drop: Go from song idea to full track in seconds with this AI music generator
Got great song ideas or lyrics? AI-powered music generator Supermusic can transform them into fully realized tracks in an instant. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)05:01 pmApple may be planning a premium upgrade for its best subscription service
Bloomberg’s Lucas Shaw reports that Spotify is still working on a pricier version of its streaming music subscription, and Apple may not be too far behind it. more…04:50 pmHow to use the Dvorak keyboard on iPhone
The Dvorak layout is a different way of arranging the 26 letters on the keyboard, with all of the most common letters on the center row. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)04:44 pmPresidents’ Day Apple deals: M4 Pro MacBook Pro $249 off, iPad mini 7 $399, AirPods, Series 10, much more | 9 to 5 MacPresidents’ Day Apple deals: M4 Pro MacBook Pro $249 off, iPad mini 7 $399, AirPods, Series 10, much more
The Presidents’ Day 2025 deals are upon us and, while not necessarily considered a major deal holiday, there are loads of price drops up for grabs today across the spectrum of current-gen Apple gear. First up is the most affordable M4/Pro MacBook Pro models at up to $249 off. Then it’s over to the iPads with as much as $200 in savings on the Pros, Airs, and minis, not to mention Apple Watch Series 10 starting from $329 and plenty of accessories to go with them all – AirTags, Apple Pencil, cables, and more. Everything awaits below. more…04:44 pmPresidents’ Day Apple deals: M4 Pro MacBook Pro $249 off, iPad mini 7 $399, AirPods, Series 10, much more | 9 to 5 MacPresidents’ Day Apple deals: M4 Pro MacBook Pro $249 off, iPad mini 7 $399, AirPods, Series 10, much more
The Presidents’ Day 2025 deals are upon us and, while not necessarily considered a major deal holiday, there are loads of price drops up for grabs today across the spectrum of current-gen Apple gear. First up is the most affordable M4/Pro MacBook Pro models at up to $249 off. Then it’s over to the iPads with as much as $200 in savings on the Pros, Airs, and minis, not to mention Apple Watch Series 10 starting from $329 and plenty of accessories to go with them all – AirTags, Apple Pencil, cables, and more. Everything awaits below. more…04:44 pmPresidents’ Day Apple deals: M4 Pro MacBook Pro $249 off, iPad mini 7 $399, AirPods, Series 10, much more | 9 to 5 MacPresidents’ Day Apple deals: M4 Pro MacBook Pro $249 off, iPad mini 7 $399, AirPods, Series 10, much more
The Presidents’ Day 2025 deals are upon us and, while not necessarily considered a major deal holiday, there are loads of price drops up for grabs today across the spectrum of current-gen Apple gear. First up is the most affordable M4/Pro MacBook Pro models at up to $249 off. Then it’s over to the iPads with as much as $200 in savings on the Pros, Airs, and minis, not to mention Apple Watch Series 10 starting from $329 and plenty of accessories to go with them all – AirTags, Apple Pencil, cables, and more. Everything awaits below. more…04:44 pmPresidents’ Day Apple deals: M4 Pro MacBook Pro $249 off, iPad mini 7 $399, AirPods, Series 10, much more | 9 to 5 MacPresidents’ Day Apple deals: M4 Pro MacBook Pro $249 off, iPad mini 7 $399, AirPods, Series 10, much more
The Presidents’ Day 2025 deals are upon us and, while not necessarily considered a major deal holiday, there are loads of price drops up for grabs today across the spectrum of current-gen Apple gear. First up is the most affordable M4/Pro MacBook Pro models at up to $249 off. Then it’s over to the iPads with as much as $200 in savings on the Pros, Airs, and minis, not to mention Apple Watch Series 10 starting from $329 and plenty of accessories to go with them all – AirTags, Apple Pencil, cables, and more. Everything awaits below. more…04:44 pmPresidents’ Day Apple deals: M4 Pro MacBook Pro $249 off, iPad mini 7 $399, AirPods, Series 10, much more | 9 to 5 MacPresidents’ Day Apple deals: M4 Pro MacBook Pro $249 off, iPad mini 7 $399, AirPods, Series 10, much more
The Presidents’ Day 2025 deals are upon us and, while not necessarily considered a major deal holiday, there are loads of price drops up for grabs today across the spectrum of current-gen Apple gear. First up is the most affordable M4/Pro MacBook Pro models at up to $249 off. Then it’s over to the iPads with as much as $200 in savings on the Pros, Airs, and minis, not to mention Apple Watch Series 10 starting from $329 and plenty of accessories to go with them all – AirTags, Apple Pencil, cables, and more. Everything awaits below. more…04:38 pmApple smart display update, Netflix in the Apple TV app, and more on HomeKit Insider
On this episode of the HomeKit Insider Podcast, we break down the latest in smart home news such as more rumors on Apple's smart display, new devices, and smart robots.HomeKit Insider PodcastWe have even more rumors on Apple's smart home display this past week. One report reiterated a possible timeline, putting a launch at April at the earliest.Ming Chi Kuo also gave his analysis on the robot lamp that was demoed from Apple's machine learning group. Based on supply chain, the personal robot is still in the proof of concept stage and won't start production until 2028 at the earliest. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums04:38 pmIOS/macOS/visionOS CloudKit sync
I am making an app the syncs data across the 3 (iOS/macOS/visionOS) and when I run the TestFlight versions (which are in the production CloudKit environment) the iOS and visionOS apps sync data back and forth as expected. But the macOS TestFlight app does not sync data from the Production environment, and when I open […]04:35 pmSMS Delivery Failures to Ethio Telecom In Ethiopia
Feb 17, 08:35 PSTInvestigating - We are experiencing SMS delivery failures to Ethio Telecom In Ethiopia. Our engineers are working with our carrier partner to resolve the issue. We expect to provide another update in 1 hour or as soon as more information becomes available.04:25 pmWhy Surfshark Alternative Number can protect you from scammers
A lot of damage can be done with a person's phone number, from endless spam calls to fraud and scams. Surfshark Alternative Number can protect you.Alternative ID can protect you from scammers - Image credit: SurfsharkPhone numbers may not seem like a potential attack vector since users can just hang up on spam, but it's not as simple as that. Companies have begun relying on phone numbers to verify identity, send temporary passwords, and other aspects of account security that scammers seek to exploit.If you're using your personal phone number on online accounts, it can be trivial for bad actors to exploit it and gain access to that account. Whether they use SIM swapping, phishing, or other techniques, access to a phone number can lead to data loss, bank account hacks, and identity theft. Continue Reading on AppleInsider04:22 pmAustralia Voice Carrier Partner Maintenance
THIS IS A SCHEDULED EVENT Feb 18, 04:59 - 07:00 PSTFeb 17, 08:09 PSTScheduled - Our Voice carrier partner in Australia is conducting a planned maintenance from 18 February 2025 at 04:59 PST until 18 February 2025 at 07:00 PST. During the maintenance window, there could be intermittent call disconnects or call failures to Twilio Australia phone numbers.We are aware of the short notice and are working with our Carrier Partners to provide earlier notification where possible.04:17 pmiPhone 17 design will be dramatically different, says leaker
The latest in a series of leaks about the physical chassis design of the iPhone 17 range says that it will be a significant departure from previous models.A render of the front of the iPhone 17, which isn't expected to change so dramaticallyWith Apple rumors, there is quite often smoke without any fire, but a new leak backs up sporadic previous claims about the design of the iPhone 17 range. Previous rumors have said, for instance, that at least the iPhone 17 Pro will feature a new camera bar layout.Now according to leaker "Digital Chat Station" on Chinese social media site Weibo, the design changes will be significant. Depending on which machine translation is used, the poster describes the change as varying from greatly, to significant, and even dramatic. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums04:11 pmToday in Apple history: Apple introduces ‘world’s fastest’ PowerBook
On February 17, 1997, Apple introduced the PowerBook 3400, a laptop the company labeled the most powerful portable computer on the market. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)04:06 pmYour Outie safely unwraps optionals. Your Outie avoids thread blocking operations. | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingYour Outie safely unwraps optionals. Your Outie avoids thread blocking operations.
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The iPhone SE 4 will pack many changes when it launches this week, including a dramatic redesign, an A18 chip, and full Apple Intelligence support. However, one lingering question in my mind is whether Apple will finally upgrade the iPhone SE’s base storage from the current measly 64GB. more…03:20 pmReddit paywall plans now confirmed by Huffman
Plans for a Reddit paywall of some kind have now been confirmed by CEO Steve Huffman, after hints about it last summer. Huffman confirmed the plan for paid subreddits during a pre-recorded Ask Me Anything video shown during the company’s earnings call … more…03:20 pmApple Weighs Adding Paid Business Listings To Maps App
Apple is exploring ways to monetize its Maps app by introducing paid business listings and prioritized search results, Bloomberg News reports, citing an internal company meeting with the Maps team. The initiative would allow businesses to pay for higher placement in search results and more prominent display on maps, similar to Google Maps' advertising model. While no timeline has been set and no active development is underway, the move would mark Apple's first attempt to generate direct revenue from its mapping service. The potential Maps monetization comes as Apple expands its advertising business across other services. The company has previously increased its focus on search ads in the App Store and recently added advertising to its News and Stocks apps, as well as its sports content. Read more of this story at Slashdot.03:14 pmSMS Delivery Delays To Personal Network in Paraguay
Feb 17, 07:14 PSTInvestigating - We are experiencing SMS delivery delays when sending messages to Personal Network in Paraguay. Our engineers are working with our carrier partner to resolve the issue. We will provide another update in 1 hour or as soon as more information becomes available.03:12 pmiStat Menus 7.1
Maintenance release for the menu bar system monitoring utility. ($11.99 new, free update, 19.9 MB, macOS 11+)03:10 pmMellel 6.3
Improves footnote and endnote functionality. ($69.99 new, free update, 105.9 MB, macOS 10.13+)03:09 pmiPhone Design to Change 'Significantly' This Year
Apple is set to "significantly change" the iPhone's design language later this year, according to a Weibo leaker. In a new post, the user known "Digital Chat Station" said that the iPhone's design is "starting to change significantly" this year. The "iPhone 17 Air" reportedly features a "horizontal, bar-shaped" design on the rear, likely referring to an elongated camera bump. On the other hand, the Pro models purportedly adopt a "large horizontal matrix design." Last week, leaker Jon Prosser a shared render of the iPhone 17 Pro. The iPhone 17 Pro's three rear cameras will apparently be arranged in a familiar triangular layout, but housed in an all-new rectangular bar that extends all the way across the back of the device. The ultra-thin "iPhone 17 Air" is also rumored to feature a horizontal rear camera bar. The first major rumor about the iPhone 17 lineup's design changes came from The Information's Wayne Ma, who said in November last year that the rear of the iPhone 17 Pro models will feature a new part-aluminum, part-glass design. The top half of the back will be made of aluminum and feature a "rectangular camera bump made of aluminum rather than traditional 3D glass," while the bottom half will continue to be made of glass to support wireless charging. This new aluminum camera bump will also be larger than that of previous models. The new Weibo post also referred to an impending "large foldable model," which should increase competition in the market. The account has previously posted accurate information about the iPhone 12 mini's display, iPhone 15's upgraded sensor, and iPhone 16 Pro size increases. The iPhone 17 lineup is expected to debut as usual in the fall.Related Roundup: iPhone 17 ProTag: Digital Chat StationThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums03:05 pmLightroom Classic 14.2
Brings a new image adjustment feature and performance enhancements. ($9.99/$19.99/$59.99 monthly Creative Cloud subscription, free update, macOS 13.1+)03:05 pmmacOS Tip: Set Up and Control Hot Corners With Modifier Keys
In macOS, the Hot Corners feature turns each of the four corners of your screen into a designated action, allowing you to quickly access certain functions built into the system, such as Mission Control, Notification Center, the Screen Saver, QuickNote, and more. Many Mac users would agree, there's something satisfying about bringing up these commonly used functions with a simple, swift cursor movement. What isn't so satisfying, however, is accidentally triggering a Hot Corner, which can lead to all kinds of unintended desktop behavior - like application windows flying all over the place. This can happen when you lose track of the mouse cursor, or when you're working within the confines of a smaller MacBook screen. Thankfully, there's a way to tame wayward Hot Corners using modifier keys. Here's how.03:01 pmTransmit 5.10.8
Maintenance update for the file transfer app with improvements and bug fixes. ($45 new, free update, 37.4 MB, macOS 12+)03:00 pmNew features for APNs token authentication are now available
You can now take advantage of upgraded security options when creating new token authentication keys for the Apple Push Notification service (APNs). Team-scoped keys enable you to restrict your token authentication keys to either development or production environments, providing an additional layer of security and ensuring that keys are used only in their intended environments. Topic-specific keys provide more granular control by enabling you to associate each key with a specific bundle ID, allowing for more streamlined and organized key management. This is particularly beneficial for large organizations that manage multiple apps across different teams. Your existing keys will continue to work for all push topics and environments. At this time, you don’t have to update your keys unless you want to take advantage of the new capabilities. For detailed instructions on how to secure your communications with APNs, read Establishing a token-based connection to APNs.02:59 pmGet Apple’s sleek and stunning M4 iMac with a big $149 discount
Apple's sleek and stylish, M4 iMac, is available with a big $149 discount, dropping it to a lifetime low price of $1,150. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)02:59 pmGet Apple’s sleek and stunning M4 iMac with a big $149 discount
Apple's sleek, stylish computer is available with a big discount. This M4 iMac deal drops the all-in-one to a lifetime low price of $1,150. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)02:58 pmMoneydance 2024.3
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Last month, Woot introduced a massive sale on the Braided Solo Loop and Solo Loop bands for Apple Watch, and the sale is now back for the month of February. All bands are in brand new condition and come with a one year Apple limited warranty. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with Woot. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running. You can get the Solo Loop for just $19.99 ($29 off) and the Braided Solo Loop for $29.99 ($69 off). Because the sale has been going on for a while now, some colors and sizes of the Solo Loop and Braided Solo Loop are selling out, so be sure to place your order soon if you want one of these cheap bands. UP TO 70% OFFApple Watch Bands at Woot Shoppers should note that this sale is focused on colors of the Braided Solo Loop and Solo Loop that Apple has stopped selling, and it doesn't include any of the new band colors. That being said, all of the bands in this sale are in new condition. The entire sale is focused on Solo Loop and Braided Solo Loop Apple Watch bands, so you'll need to know the size that works best for you before you buy. Apple has a measurement tool on its website that you can use to determine your exact size. Solo Loop Black/White Hues - $19.99, down from $49.00 Blue Hues - $19.99, down from $49.00 Green Hues - $19.99, down from $49.00 Purple Hues - $19.99, down from $49.00 Red/Orange/Yellow Hues - $19.99, down from $49.00 Braided Solo Loop Black/White Hues - $29.99, down from $99.00 Blue Hues - $29.99, down from $99.00 Green Hues - $29.99, down from $99.00 Purple Hues - $29.99, down from $99.00 Red/Orange/Yellow Hues - $29.99, down from $99.00 Pride - $29.99, down from $99.00 If you're on the hunt for more discounts, be sure to visit our Apple Deals roundup where we recap the best Apple-related bargains of the past week. Deals Newsletter Interested in hearing more about the best deals you can find in 2025? 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 forums02:56 pmX is blocking Signal links, likely over DOGE whistleblowers
Social network X is blocking links to shared contact details on encrypted messaging app Signal. Links to signal.me are blocked even in direct messages … more…02:52 pmFantastical 4.0.5 and Cardhop 2.3.4
Improvements and fixes for the bundled calendar and contact apps. ($56.99 annual subscription new, free update, various sizes, macOS 12+)02:51 pmUSB Wi-Fi adapters supported by iOS?
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Maintenance update focused on improvements and bug fixes for Outlook. ($149.99 new for one-time purchase, $99.99/$69.99 annual subscription options, free update, macOS 12+)02:14 pmApple humanoid robot could have one huge advantage, as Meta announces its project
A new report suggests that Apple and Meta could end up competing in the humanoid robots field. The social media company is said to be making “significant investment” in this product category, with a focus on household chores. But if Apple does proceed with its own reported domestic robot plans, the Cupertino company could have a huge advantage … more…01:46 pmiOS 18.5 Already in Testing as Apple Intelligence Features for Siri Potentially Delayed
Apple's software engineers have been internally testing iOS 18.5 since at least the start of February, according to the MacRumors visitor logs. Ordinarily, the presence of iOS 18.5 in our logs would not be remarkable. However, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman last week reported that Apple was considering delaying or limiting at least some of its promised Apple Intelligence enhancements for Siri until iOS 18.5, due to the presence of bugs and other software engineering issues. The new Apple Intelligence features for Siri were originally expected to debut with iOS 18.4, according to Gurman. The enhancements include on-screen awareness, understanding of a user's personal context, and deeper per-app controls. For example, during its WWDC 2024 keynote, Apple showed an iPhone user asking Siri about their mother's flight and lunch reservation plans based on info from the Mail and Messages apps. The first iOS 18.4 beta is expected to be released this week. Gurman said it is still possible that at least some of the Apple Intelligence features for Siri will be included in iOS 18.4, but they could be turned off by default. Even still, it is possible that the features might not be added until later iOS 18.4 beta versions, buying Apple more time. Following the beta testing period, Apple's website suggests that iOS 18.4 will be released in April, but it is unclear if that timeframe will shift due to the reported bugs and potential delays with the Apple Intelligence for Siri rollout. The first iOS 18.5 beta should arrive in April, and that update would likely be released in May, based on the typical iOS release schedule. Apple Intelligence requires an iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, or any iPhone 16 model.Related Roundups: iOS 18, iPadOS 18Tags: Apple Intelligence, SiriRelated Forums: iOS 18, iPadOS 18This article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums01:30 pmGet ready to be annoyed: Apple wants to put ads in Maps
Macworld Open the App Store app on your iPhone and pretty soon you’ll spot an ad: I’m seeing one for Temu on the front page, and a search for “monster hunter” surfaces another for Honkai: Star Rail before we get to any games of that name. This is mildly annoying and makes it slightly harder to find the apps you want, but including ads makes Apple money. Like it or loathe it, this strategy appears to be part of Apple’s future. It’s already expanded to include ad placements in Apple News and the Stocks app. And according to the latest instalment of Mark Gurman’s Power On newsletter, the company is “exploring” a plan to monetize its Maps app by accepting advertisements there too. This could take the format, as is most prominent in the App Store, of paid-for entries at the top of search listings, presumably distinguished from organic results by a colored background and a small label saying “Ad.” Or it could, as Gurman explains, “make certain locations appear more prominently on the map.” Swipe across your local area and you might find that branches of Starbucks catch the eye more than you’d otherwise expect. This is how search ads work in the App Store. The ad is clearly labelled, but it takes up space.David Price / Foundry While this isn’t unprecedented–Google Maps already does something similar–Apple fans are unlikely to be pleased to hear about this plan, which prioritizes advertisers’ interests over those of the user. But it fits with the company’s larger strategic direction at the moment, which is to look for ways to diversify its revenue streams beyond a small number of hardware lines and particularly to build its services income. Apple needs the services division to be ready to fill the shortfall when the iPhone stops being such a lucrative cash cow. In any case, we don’t need to worry about the plan just yet. Gurman reports that “there is no timeline or active engineering work being done.” So far the project has taken the form of speculative planning and an all-hands meeting for the Maps team.01:27 pmDockcase 7-in-1 USB-C Hub with SSD Enclosure review: Best of both worlds
Dockcase has combined its USB-C hub and SSD enclosure prowess to make a formidable all-in-one USB-C accessory.Dockcase 7-in-1 USB-C Hub with SSD Enclosure reviewSSD enclosures are useful for extra storage, and USB-C adapters let you connect to monitors and other acessories. This hub and enclosure combo shows how much you can get away with, allowing you to be connected to the storage and peripherals you'd need for work or recreation.As a company, the 7-in-1 is Dockcase's 14th successful Kickstarter after 8 years of making USB-C products. I've reviewed their USB-C hub and more recently their SSD enclosure, both of them standing out for their LCD screens that convey important technical information. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsFirehose II – Jobs, Deals, Apps
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