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- 06:12 pmNeed validation for an app idea! A dedicated AI-powered Reddit reply assistant app – would you use it? | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingNeed validation for an app idea! A dedicated AI-powered Reddit reply assistant app – would you use it?
Hey, I'm exploring an idea for a dedicated Reddit iOS app. Just need some validation, as it seems at this point it is something I would personally use, just want to check what others think. It's about solving a problem I think many of us face: wanting to contribute meaningfully to discussions but being held […]06:07 pmStuck in Offer code based Subscription Testing
I am working on a client project which is mainly health related app . The app has subscription based in app purchases. Now clinent has introduced offer code based subscription , when the new version will be released user will receive offer code this offer code will be received from backend and when user want […]05:43 pmQuick Xcode benchmark with the new M4 Pro Mac Mini
Just got my new M4 Pro Mac Mini with 14 CPU cores & 48GB of ram & thought I'd post a real world benchmark compiling my app (~50k lines of swift code). My previous machine was a M1 Macbook Air with 16GB of ram M4 Pro: 42 seconds M1 Macbook Air: 103 seconds So ~1.45x […]05:39 pmM4 Mac mini SSD storage can be upgraded, but it isn’t easy yet
Earlier this week, we reported that the storage in the new Mac mini is actually modular, meaning that it isn’t soldered to the logic board of the Mac, and ultimately would be user accessible. However, that didn’t necessarily mean it’d be easy for users to upgrade the storage on their own – though that didn’t stop one individual. more…05:38 pmRevisiting React Native…
I have question about a certain use case – as a solo dev who doesn’t want VC funding if building an app for all 3 platforms (eventually) would the react stack be best (NextJS + React Native) or better to do all 3 of the native languages? If start with SwiftUI and MVP is success […]05:32 pmWhat steps would you recommend to an iOS dev with a few years of experience who eventually wants to make his/her way up to being able to handle FAANG-tier interviews and adjacent? | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingWhat steps would you recommend to an iOS dev with a few years of experience who eventually wants to make his/her way up to being able to handle FAANG-tier interviews and adjacent?
I am an iOS dev with a few YoE, however, if I was thrown into an interview right now, I would tank. I don’t have any particular company that I want to work for, but I want to gain interview skills that would make me comfortable to handle any interview and be prepared in case […]05:15 pmCloudflare Pages build Issues
Nov 9, 17:15 UTCResolved - This incident has been resolved.Nov 9, 17:08 UTCMonitoring - A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.Nov 9, 17:06 UTCIdentified - The issue has been identified and a fix is being implemented.Nov 9, 17:02 UTCInvestigating - Cloudflare is investigating an issue where Pages builds are failing with private GitHub submodules. This issue does not affect any other Cloudflare services.We are working to mitigate this problem. More updates to follow shortly.05:03 pmiPhones on iOS 18.1 will automatically reboot and lock down after being idle for a while | AppleInsideriPhones on iOS 18.1 will automatically reboot and lock down after being idle for a while
A hidden feature in iOS 18.1 will automatically reboot a locked iPhone when it is asleep but hasn't been unlocked for a while, presumably as a security measure.The feature has been identified as an "inactivity reboot," and is similar to a feature found on Macs. The Mac version, known as "hibernation mode," saves the state of the device to disk when put to sleep, in case the power fails or the battery runs out before the user can return to the machine.By flushing the last state of the device, iPhone users are better protected from forensic searches by law enforcement or other entities. The change also makes it more difficult for anyone to break into the device using brute-force or other methods.The reboot timer is not reliant on charging or network functions, and is only tied to inactivity since the last unlock. This means the reboot will take place after a period of time, even if network connections are not maintained. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums04:57 pmchangelog generator for ios project
Does anyone use tools or dependencies to generate their changelogs from commit? If yes. What tools do you use? submitted by /u/Rhypnic [link] [comments]04:00 pmRare iPhone Prototype Was Likely Used for Testing Haptic Button Technology
Apple uses a variety of test devices and prototypes when it is considering new iPhone features, and one such test device was recently discovered by AppleDemoYT, who shared a video today. This rare prototype iPhone was originally sourced from a facility that recycles electronics. The "Vesica Piscis" iPhone is unique because it doesn't have an Apple logo, and it instead a symbol that looks like two crescent moon shapes. It's a symbol that has been seen on prototype Apple devices before, specifically an early version of the AirTag. The shape that Apple is using is a mathematical shape formed when two disks with the same radius intersect, called vesica piscis in latin. It's a symbol that has influenced everything from architecture to art. It appears to use components from the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro, though it also has parts that belong to neither of those iPhones. There are volume and power buttons that do not click when pressed. Apple is known to have worked on buttons with haptic feedback for the iPhone 15, but it's not a feature that ever materialized. There is a single, combined volume button rather than separate buttons, and a modified SIM tray that is shorter than normal and secured with screws. Engraving on the volume button side suggests that the device was at a "Ranger" prototype stage and was used for field testing. Some of the internal components, such as the camera, are non-functional and appear to be placeholders, and there are a minimal number of internal cables connecting to the logic board. One cable connects to the charging port and another connects to the buttons on the device. The logic board itself has a unique layout that is a cross between the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro. When turned on, the iPhone displays a message about microcontroller initialization being completed, and when connected to a Mac, it is labeled as "Bender," which seems to be a Futurama reference. It does not respond to input. Based on the serial number, it appears the device was manufactured in May 2021, which predates the iPhone 13 Pro. It does not seem to be an iPhone 13 Pro prototype, though, because the iPhone 13 Pro would have already been finalized. The camera bump is similar to the iPhone 14 Pro, so it could be a 14 Pro, but the mix of components makes it difficult to identify. AppleDemoYT speculates that it is a test device for experimental features rather than a prototype for a specific iPhone model, and it may have been designed to test haptic button technology. Whatever it was used for, the Frankenstein iPhone provides an interesting look at some of the testing that Apple does when considering new features.This article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums03:37 pmAmazon Discounts the 13-Inch M2 MacBook Air With 16GB RAM to $749.99 Low Price
Amazon today introduced a new price drop on the M2 MacBook Air with 16GB of RAM, specifically for the 13-inch model with 256GB of storage. You can get this computer for $749.99 in two colors, down from $999.00. 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. This deal beats the previous low price by about $50, and it requires you to clip an on-page coupon in order to see the final sale price. Amazon has the MacBook Air in Space Gray and Midnight at this price, and right now they're the only retailer offering it. Note: You won't see the deal price until checkout. $249 OFF13-inch M2 MacBook Air (16GB/256GB) for $749.99 Apple updated the MacBook Air lineup last week to start with 16GB of RAM, up from 8GB, and otherwise there have been no changes to the computer. 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 forums03:36 pmMetronome app framework?
Hi, I’m building a music practice app, and I’ve of the components I need is a metronome. Now, there are many who have implemented metronome apps and I don’t want to reinvent the wheel. I’m looking for an iOS metronome app framework library that I can reuse. Is there any app that provides an interface […]03:26 pmTop 5 AI Tools for iOS Developers
submitted by /u/Dimillian [link] [comments]03:25 pmGenerate A Info.plist File In XCode 15.2
Can somebody please help me. I tried yesterday and I accidentally deleted my target settings for my project and had to create a new project submitted by /u/A_Dead_Bastard [link] [comments]02:44 pmNew Mac Mini Videos: Best Teardown Yet and First DIY Storage Upgrade
Quinn Nelson has shared a super informative teardown video for the new Mac mini on his YouTube channel Snazzy Labs, offering the most comprehensive look inside Apple's smallest computer ever that we have seen so far. Give it a watch below. Yesterday, we reported that the new Mac mini features modular storage, and YouTube channel dosdude1 has already opened up the base model and upgraded its storage capacity from 256GB to 1TB. The steps included removing the original NAND storage chips from the board with a heat gun, preparing the new NAND chips by reballing them, soldering the new NAND chips to the board, and restoring the Mac mini in DFU Mode. While those steps are impractical for the average customer, the video proves that storage in the new Mac mini can technically be upgraded without having to pay Apple's for overpriced storage upgrade options when ordering the computer. Related Roundup: Mac miniTag: TeardownBuyer's Guide: Mac Mini (Buy Now)Related Forum: Mac miniThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums02:30 pmThis screaming deal drops Costco membership to just $20
Save on everything from Apple Watches and MacBooks to tires and rotisserie chickens with this Costco membership deal. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)02:06 pmExclusive Satechi early Black Friday sale for 9to5 readers: 30% off everything sitewide – all-time lows on MagSafe stands, Find My gear, more | 9 to 5 MacExclusive Satechi early Black Friday sale for 9to5 readers: 30% off everything sitewide – all-time lows on MagSafe stands, Find My gear, more
We have teamed up with Satechi to offer 9to5 readers exclusive early Black Friday sale pricing on the entire collection of the brand’s wonderful charging accessories, keyboards, and more. This time around we are taking things up a notch with a solid 30% off everything the brand sells sitewide – we are told there are no exclusions here either (you just can’t stack two codes at checkout). Our exclusive promo code works on all of the brand’s 2024 releases as well as items that are already seeing markdowns on the listing pages. Head over to the official Satechi site and apply our exclusive 30OFF9to5 code at checkout to redeem the sale price. But be sure to head below for some of the particular highlights form the sale as well. more…02:00 pmHands-on with Image Playground, Visual Intelligence and ChatGPT in iOS 18.2
New Apple Intelligence features in iOS 18.2 include Image Playground, Genmoji, Visual Intelligence, ChatGPT integration and more. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)02:00 pmApple @ Work: Generative AI will impact Apple IT admins in this important way
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There's been a lot to catch up since last week's introduction of the M4 MacBook Pro, Mac mini, and iMac models, and we've learned more about the new machines as they've made their way into the hands of reviewers and now regular customers. Apple is also rolling along on iOS 18.2 development with additional Apple Intelligence features, and it's now in public beta as well as developer beta ahead of an expected early December release. Read on below for all the details on these stories and more! M4 Pro Chip Benchmark Results Reveal an Extremely Impressive Performance Feat Ahead of the official launch of the M4 Macs, we began seeing some impressive benchmarks for the new chips. While we had some idea of the raw performance of the base M4 chip given its inclusion in the iPad Pro released earlier this year, the M4 Pro and M4 Max are brand-new higher-end chips with correspondingly better performance. The M4 Pro tops even the M2 Ultra in multi-core CPU performance, with the M4 Max pushing things even further with two additional CPU cores compared to the M4 Pro in their highest configurations. On the graphics side, the new M4 Max can't quite match the M2 Ultra with its 76-core GPU at the high end, but it comes pretty close and blows past the M3 Max. For a comparison of all of the M4 variants found in the latest Macs, be sure to check out our guide. Mac Mini With M4 and M4 Pro Reviews: Smaller Design and Pro Performance Make for Major Upgrade With the new M4 Macs being announced around a week and a half of ahead of their public launch, media and YouTubers were able to get some early hands-on time with the new machines. Reviewers appreciated the Mac mini's redesign and beefed-up power, while the MacBook Pro delivers solid spec improvements and a fantastic new nano-texture display glass option. The M4 iMac offers a similar nano-texture glass option, a Center Stage camera, and updated colors. We've had a brief chance to go hands-on with the Mac mini ourselves, and it's definitely an impressive upgrade in nearly every way. Apple Silicon Unified Memory: How Much Mac RAM Do You Need? With all Macs now starting with at least 16GB of unified memory, it's worth considering how much you should opt for when choosing or configuring a new Mac for purchase. After all, memory can't be upgraded after purchase, so you need to get it right the first time. One of our latest guides walks through the various memory options ranging from 16GB on consumer machines all the way up to a maximum of 192GB on the Mac Pro, so see where you fall based on the tasks you need your Mac to be able to accomplish. Everything New in iOS 18.2 Beta 2 Apple is continuing work on iOS 18.2 and related updates that are expected to officially launch in early December, and the latest beta seeded to developers and public beta testers this week includes a number of changes. A new Find My feature lets you temporarily share the location of an item like an AirTag with an "airline or trusted person" which can be useful when trying to track down lost luggage or other items. Siri integration with ChatGPT has been enhanced with information on daily limits for free users, as well as offering the ability to upgrade to a paid ChatGPT Plus plan. There are a number of other tweaks in the latest beta, so check out the full article for more! Apple Acquires Photo Editing App Maker Pixelmator In a surprise announcement, Pixelmator shared that it is being acquired by Apple, bringing its popular Pixelmator and Photomator apps under Apple's purview. While there will be no immediate changes to the existing apps, the move could eventually see Pixelmator become an advanced image editing app for Apple, which previously offered Aperture in that role but ceased development on it a decade ago and it eventually stopped working on machines running macOS Catalina and later. The Best Early Black Friday Apple Deals Yes, it's that time of year again! Holiday shopping deals are already kicking into high gear with several weeks still to go before the main shopping blitz. We're seeing solid deals on Apple products like AirPods, iPads, MacBooks, and more, so make sure to keep tabs on all of our coverage to help save some money on all of those holiday gifts! 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 forums01:51 pmTwelve South PlugBug Find My Charger review: slim USB-C charger you should never lose
Macworld At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros 2 or 4 USB-C ports Built-in Find My locator Slim charger International Travel Set available Cons Our Verdict Twelve South PlugBug With Find Me is a great travel charger with a built-in locator to give you peace of mind that you should never lose your trusty charger again. Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined Best Pricing Today Price When ReviewedFrom $69.99 Best Prices Today: Twelve South PlugBug with Find My Retailer Price $69.99 View Deal Twelve South $69.99 View Deal $79.95 View Deal Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide Product Price Price comparison from Backmarket We have reviewed a lot of USB-C charger, from tiny ones you could lose in a pocket to giant desktop chargers with enough ports for every device you own. While we’d never forget where the big desktop charger is situated, the smaller and more portable chargers have a frustrating habit of disappearing… “Can I borrow your charger for a minute?” is the plaintive plea that most charger owners will hear every now and again or far too frequently in a large office or family. That minute can stretch far enough to the point where when you next need to charge your phone or laptop you suddenly find it’s not where it should be—maybe your colleague or family member didn’t even ask you and just took it “for a minute”. Short of taping an AirTag onto your charger you have little option but to go hunt the office or house for it. Or maybe you left it in a suitcase that has gone missing. Accessory maker Twelve South has a cunning product that could make that hunt all the easier. Its PlugBug With Find My charger has a locator built into it. It’s hidden away in a back compartment, so looks better than a sleek charger with an AirTag strapped on. It works just like an AirTag, and you set it up the same way and check for it in the Find My app’s Items section. You can make it sound an alert and all the other features available to Find My app items. Like the AirTag it requires a replaceable battery—one is included—that is easy to swap out when it runs out in a couple of years. Not just a big AirTag The principal purpose of the PlugBug is as a USB-C wall charger, and it comes in two models. Twelve South The PlugBug 50 has two USB-C ports, each rated at 50W. Use both at the same time and one will charge at 30W and the other at 20W. 50W is powerful enough to charge a MacBook Air. MacBook Pro owners would be better served with the more powerful 120 model. The PlugBug 120 has four USB-C ports, each rated at 120W. Use all four at the same time and they will charge at 50W, two at 25W and the last one at 20W, or one 50W, two 20W and one 25W. Three might configure as 65/35/20W, and two at 70/30W. The charger detects dynamically delivers the right amount of fast charging power to each device being charged so you don’t have to worry about which port to connect each device to. Design The PlugBug With Find My is long but thin so is especially suitable in those hotel rooms with power sockets tucked into hard to reach places behind desks or nightstands. It features a fetching red section that makes it visually easy to spot, too—which could come in handy when you try to distinguish it in a busy café or airport environment. While the PlugBug is a more than capable home charger, it is especially useful on your travels. The U.S. model has folding prongs for extra travel slimness. (Exclusive to PlugBug Travel) Includes switchable adapter plugs for US, UK, EU, AU, KR and CN with travel case The PlugBug 50 measures 3.3 x 1.9 x 0.9 inches (8,3 x 4.9 x 2.2cm), and weighs 3.9oz (110g). The PlugBug 120 measures 4.1 x 2.4 x 1.2 inches (10.4 x 6 x 3.1cm), and weighs 8.8oz (250g). Twelve South The U.K. and E.U. versions ship with plugs attachments for both regions. The U.S. model features just the foldable North American prongs. Apple sells an exclusive Twelve South PlugBug Travel Set, which includes interchangeable international adapters for U.S., U.K., E.U., AU, KR and CN and a travel case, for both the 2-port and 4-port models ($79.95 and $129.95). Price In the U.S. the PlugBug 50 costs $69.99 and the PlugBug 120 is priced at $119.99, direct from Twelve South or via Amazon. See also the value-for-money Travel Set sold excusively through the Apple Store. In Canada the two models are priced C$99.99 and C$169.99. In the U.K. its £69.99 and £119.99. And in the E.U. it’s 79,99 and 139,99 Euros. For more USB-C charging options check out our recommendations for the best iPhone chargers and best MacBook chargers. Verdict We thought we’d seen it all from the wide range of USB-C chargers but the powerful Twelve South PlugBug With Find Me is a great travel charger with a built-in locator to give you peace of mind that you should never lose your trusty charger again. It won’t stop you forgetting it and leaving it at home only to slam into your thoughts as your reach the airport or hotel, but at least you’ll know exactly where it is.01:35 pmToday in Apple history: Turnaround artist Gil Amelio joins Apple’s board
On November 9, 1994, future CEO Gil Amelio joined Apple's board. Everyone in Cupertino hopes he can turn around the struggling company. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)01:29 pmimessage needs a good and better programming
Here are reasons why Apple should consider an iMessage update to include message refreshing, chat sharing, and data restoration, along with the option for users to request message re-sending if a malfunction occurs. Such an update would enhance the iPhone experience and provide benefits that could positively impact iMessage users worldwide. Reliable Data Restoration for […]01:14 pmCareer mistake of switching to a company using react native
I switched to a company using react native as an ios dev. Worked on a lot of optimization, crash fixes and overall stability of app related tasks here because UI was almost fully in React native. Won't deny was working independently on problems at a massive scale which was extremely fun. Also worked on little […]01:03 pmAdMob Widgets app
https://preview.redd.it/ygmp04gwjvzd1.png?width=2484&format=png&auto=webp&s=f67b481b86d02028dec2ea88f23ef4ee502e3442 I have developed an app to have widgets of admob earnings information. You can also see more detailed information inside the app such as pending payments. I would love to get feedback on the app, if any of you have an admob account and want to give me your opinion! Download: https://apps.apple.com/app/admob-widgets/id6737562361 submitted […]11:57 amNativeAppTemplate: Ready-to-Use iOS & Android SaaS Templates!
👋 Hey Reddit! I spent a lot of time building out the essential SaaS features, so you don’t have to. I’m excited to introduce NativeAppTemplate—a ready-to-use, production-grade source code template for launching native iOS and Android apps with a Rails API backend. Why NativeAppTemplate? 100% Native Built entirely in Swift for iOS and Kotlin for […]11:25 amis there still a chance to update my Iphone 6s to higher iOs?
If there is, what should I do? If not, I'll just accept it. submitted by /u/Moiii08 [link] [comments]10:03 amPolice Freak Out at iPhones Mysteriously Rebooting Themselves, Locking Cops Out
Law enforcement officers are warning other officials and forensic experts that iPhones which have been stored securely for forensic examination are somehow rebooting themselves, returning the devices to a state that makes them much harder to unlock, 404 Media is reporting, citing a law enforcement document it obtained. From the report: The exact reason for the reboots is unclear, but the document authors, who appear to be law enforcement officials in Detroit, Michigan, hypothesize that Apple may have introduced a new security feature in iOS 18 that tells nearby iPhones to reboot if they have been disconnected from a cellular network for some time. After being rebooted, iPhones are generally more secure against tools that aim to crack the password of and take data from the phone. "The purpose of this notice is to spread awareness of a situation involving iPhones, which is causing iPhone devices to reboot in a short amount of time (observations are possibly within 24 hours) when removed from a cellular network," the document reads. Apple did not provide a response on whether it introduced such an update in time for publication. Read more of this story at Slashdot.09:39 amElevated Server Errors across Statuspage Services
Nov 9, 01:39 PSTMonitoring - A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.Nov 9, 01:28 PSTIdentified - We are investigating server errors. We have isolated the problem and applied the fix.08:50 amNeed some help with Renamining files in Xcode 16.1
I recently upgraded my Xcode to 16.1, when I create a new project i can not change the name of a created swift file, I converted the file to a group and i can rearrange the order, wut renaming is still an issue. In the Xcode documentation I don't see how I can adress this […]08:46 amMr. Commute: Commute, Compute & Zen Delays
Introducing Mr. Commute, a straightforward app to log and reflect on your daily commute delays. Whether it's traffic, public transport issues, or other reasons, you can record the type of delay and its impact on your day. The app also lets you note how these delays made you feel, giving you a clear overview of […]08:42 amClarification about running your own apps
Am I understanding this correctly that, to run your own apps on your own devices (both iOS and macOS) without going through Apple's developer program, you need to re-install them every 7 days to update the certificate? submitted by /u/print8374 [link] [comments]08:32 amProductivity app need beta tester
Hey buddies I’m building my own productivity app, I need some beta testers 🙏 Features: Todo Habit Widget Soon calendar I’ll post in the comment the TestFlight link submitted by /u/Mans__js [link] [comments]08:05 amHow much MacBook do you really need?
Macworld With the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, Apple offers standard configurations to make it easy to pick a laptop. They seem straightforward, but if you start to think about all the things you do on a Mac–whether you’re a student or a professional–you can start to wonder about which model to choose and maybe even find it difficult to decide. It’s a decision you don’t want to take lightly. You’re investing a considerable amount of money, and you don’t want to end up with a Mac that isn’t up to the task or a Mac that has more than you need. This guide was created to help shoppers figure out what to look for when buying a MacBook. We’ll cover the main components you need to consider: the CPU, the GPU, the amount of unified memory (RAM), the SSD, the display, the battery, and the ports. We’ll go over what your use case may be, and which component configurations would work best to help you get the most bang for your buck. The M System on a Chip overview: CPU, GPU, unified memory, SSD Let’s first start with a brief overview of the heart of every Mac: the M System on a Chip. It’s called a System on a Chip (SoC, or just “chip”) because, unlike past chips, it has more than just a CPU that does the main job of processing work. It also houses the graphics processors (GPUs), the unified memory (a combination of CPU and GPU RAM), and the SSD for file storage. In the past, these were all separate components. Apple 13-inch MacBook Air (M3, 256GB/16GB RAM, 2024) Price When Reviewed: $1,099 Best Prices Today: $1,024 at Amazon$1099 at B&H$1099 at Best Buy Apple 15-inch MacBook Air (M3, 256GB/16GB RAM, 2024) Price When Reviewed: $1,299 Best Prices Today: $1,229.55 at Amazon$1299 at Best Buy A benefit of having all these components under one unified part is that it helps with performance and power efficiency. A drawback is that the user cannot upgrade the components after purchase. So, it’s even more important than before to carefully consider the specifications you need for what you do. CPU: Processing cores and how many you should get The Central Processing Unit (CPU) is the main data processing component and is divided into processing cores. There are two types of cores, which Apple divides into performance and efficiency cores. Generally, the more cores in a CPU, the faster the processing speed. Apple currently offers five CPU models in its MacBooks: the M2, M3, M4, M4 Pro, and M4 Max. The M2 and M3 has the lowest CPU core count, while the M4 Max has the highest. Which one is right for you? Let’s break it down based on tasks. M2 (8-core CPU with 4 performance and 4 efficiency cores): a good chip for everyday usage and can handle tasks in media editing apps. M3 (8-core CPU with 4 performance and 4 efficiency cores): you do the usual everyday tasks and work, which includes web browsing, light productivity apps (Pages, Numbers, Keynote, Microsoft Office), media streaming, light gaming, easy media production (iMovie, GarageBand). M4 (10-core CPU with 4 performance and 6 efficiency cores): a lot like the M3, but a bit faster. M4 Pro (12- or 14-core CPU with 8 or 10 performance cores and 4 efficiency cores): you are regularly performing work that’s a bit more in-depth, such as complex Excel spreadsheets, multi-layer image editing, and creation in Photoshop or other graphics apps, production of video and audio shorts, databases, serious gaming. M4 Max (14- or 16-core CPU with 10 or 12 performance cores and 4 efficiency cores): you make a living as a media producer (Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Autodesk Maya, etc.), software developer, or any other work that requires multitasking and long hours with heavy work. Keep in mind that the base M4 is robust enough to handle the tasks that the M4 Max is designed for–it just takes longer to finish. If you only occasionally need to do those high-end jobs or you’re learning how to do them, you can live with the M4. The M3 and M3 chips offer different CPU, GPU, memory, and SSD configurations.Macworld.se GPU: Graphics processing power The GPU (graphics processing unit) is primarily used for rendering graphics and video on the screen. However, because GPUs offer parallel processing, a GPU can be used for other jobs, including AI, though the NPU (which is the same across all MacBooks) handles much of that workload. As with the CPU, the GPU has processing cores, and the more cores, the better the performance. Apple partners the increase of CPU cores along with the increase of GPU cores, so you don’t have to worry about, say, getting a M3 Pro chip with not enough CPU cores. Which one is right for you? Let’s break it down based on tasks. M2 (8-core CPU): capable of everyday tasks and casual games. M3 (8- or 10-core GPU): general tasks and everyday work, media streaming, easy media production, light gaming. M4 (10-core GPU): like the M3, general tasks and everyday work, media streaming, easy media production, light gaming. M4 Pro (16- or 20-core GPU): moderate to serious media production and gaming. M4 Max (32- or 40-core GPU): professional-level media production and hard-core gaming. Apple 14-inch MacBook Pro (M4) Price When Reviewed: $1,599 | $1,799 | $1,999 Best Prices Today: $1,549 at Amazon$1599 at Apple$1599 at B&H Read our full Apple 14-inch MacBook Pro (M4) review Apple 14-inch MacBook Pro (M4 Pro) Price When Reviewed: $1,999 | $2,399 Best Prices Today: $1,949 at Amazon$1999 at Apple$1999 at B&H 14-inch MacBook Pro (M4 Max) Price When Reviewed: $3,199 Best Prices Today: $3,132.51 at Amazon$3199 at Apple$3199 at B&H Unified memory: More RAM is always better Apple’s M chips use unified memory, which is where the chip reads and writes the data it is working on. It’s called “unified memory” because it’s used by both the CPU and GPU. It’s often referred to as RAM (random access memory). (Traditionally, “RAM” referred to the memory used by the CPU only, and the GPU used video RAM or VRAM). Each M-series chip comes with a standard configuration of unified memory. Here are the standard memory configurations Apple offers and where you may want to upgrade. 16GB: Good enough if you’re doing general productivity work, internet access media streaming, and easy media production. 24GB or 32GB: Nice amount for moderate media production, graphic work, podcasting, and gaming. Even for people who don’t do processor-intensive work, this is a better fit. Above 32GB: Professional-level graphics and media production, software development, hardcore gaming. Remember, you can’t add RAM later, so make sure you consider spending a little more to customize your Mac at purchase. For example, the M3’s standard configuration is 16GB, but an option for 24GB is available for $200. It’s not cheap, but we recommend getting as much memory as you can afford. You can’t go wrong with opting for more memory than the standard configuration–it helps with performance. When Apple originally introduced the MacBook Air in March 2024, the standard configurations came with 8GB of RAM. When Apple introduced the M4 series of MacBook Pro in October 2024, it increased the base standard configuration to 16GB. The MacBook Air also got the boost without a price increase. So, now all MacBooks have a minimum of 16GB of RAM with some standard configurations that have more. SSD: file storage The Mac uses a solid-state drive (SSD) to store your files, apps, and other data. But in addition to data storage, the SSD can play a role in a Mac’s performance. The larger the capacity, the better the performance, mostly in instances that involve very large files. The higher the SSD capacity, the more NAND chips Apple uses. The more chips in use, the faster the performance, because the data can be accessed in parallel. For example, a 10GB file saved over four SSD chips is faster than the same file saved over two SSD chips. For smaller files used by most people, the difference is still there but isn’t noticeable. So there are two considerations for the SSD size: How much room you need, and how big are the files you create. With that in mind, here are some recommendations. 256GB: General productivity work, internet access media streaming, and easy media production. 512GB: Frequent work in iMovie, GarageBand, and other consumer-level media production apps. 1TB or more: Professional media production in apps such as Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Compressor, etc., software development, graphics. These considerations don’t involve photos that can accumulate quickly and take up a lot of space or the Photos app. If you like having local access to your photos, consider an external storage device. This also doesn’t consider cloud storage, such as iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, and other services. You don’t want to work directly on files in cloud storage because it’s not an efficient way to work. But cloud storage is a viable way to manage the space on an SSD–you can move files you won’t need immediately to the cloud. The MacBook Air (left) has an LED display,. while the MacBook Pro (right) has a Mini LED screen.Foundry Display: Looks are everything Apple uses different display technology for the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro. The Air uses a tech that’s more affordable to implement, and it looks good, but it doesn’t look as good as the tech used for the MacBook Pro. Of course, you’ll pay more for the better Pro quality. Here are the two display technologies and who they are suited for. LED (MacBook Air): General-purpose use, but it can also handle consumer-level video and photo editing that you would do in apps such as Photos, Adobe Photoshop Elements, iMovie, etc. Also good for steaming videos from YouTube, Apple TV+, Netflix, etc., and moderate gaming. Mini LED (MacBook Pro): Serious video and photo editing and graphics work in pro-level apps (Final Cut Pro, Adobe Photoshop, etc.) where color and detail are important. Apple 16-inch MacBook Pro (M4 Pro) Price When Reviewed: $2,499 | $2,899 Best Prices Today: $2,449.99 at Amazon$2499 at Apple$2499 at B&H Read our full Apple 16-inch MacBook Pro (M4 Pro) review Apple 16-inch MacBook Pro (M4 Max) Price When Reviewed: $3,499 | $3,999 Best Prices Today: $3,422.51 at Amazon$3499 at Apple$3499 at B&H Battery life: All-day work The MacBooks offer excellent battery life that will last all day long. However, the different chips affect the duration because a chip that offers more processing prowess requires more battery power. There are also lots of considerations to think about regarding your specific use case. Here’s a look at how the different MacBooks compare and our recommendations. M3 MacBook Air: Apple cites the same battery life numbers for both the 13- and 15-inch models since both laptops have a 52.6-watt-hour battery (up to 18 hours), though you’ll probably get a little more battery with the 13-inch model due to the smaller screen. Either way, that’s the battery is long enough to last a whole day doing general-purpose work, access the internet, and work in Pages, Keynote, or Microsoft Office. You can even do light media work in iMovie or GarageBand, but heavier jobs will tax the battery. M4, M4 Pro/Max MacBook Pro: The 14-inch MacBook Pro has a 72.4-watt-hour battery; the M4 can last up to 24 hours, while the M4 Pro/Max lasts up to 22/18 hours. The 16-inch MacBook Pro is rated at 100-watt-hours, and the M4 Pro can last up to 24 hours, while the M4 Max lasts 21 hours. Since the Pro laptops are bigger than the Air, the battery is bigger. If you’re doing production-type work while on location and you can’t plug in, the Pro is the one to get, even if it’s bigger/heavier than the Air. Ports: Making connections All of Apple’s MacBooks have Thunderbolt/USB 4 ports, a MagSafe port, and a 3.5mm audio jack. But that’s where the commonality ends. Here’s what you need to know. MacBook Air: Two Thunderbolt/USB 4 ports. That’s because the Air is meant to serve primarily as a travel buddy in situations when you aren’t connecting too many devices–maybe an external Thunderbolt/USB-C display for presentations, or a drive to save/transfer files. The Thunderbolt ports conform to the Thunderbolt 3 specification, and while its fast, it is the slowest of the MacBooks. MacBook Pro: As a mobile desktop device, the MacBook Pros have an HDMI port for connecting an external display and an SDXC Card slot for file transfers from a camera or other device. All MacBook Pro models have three Thunderbolt/USB-C ports. However, laptops with the M4 chip have the Thunderbolt 4 implementation, while the M4 Pro and M4 Max chips support Thunderbolt 5, which is the fastest specification. The MacBook Pro has an SDXC Card slot (far left) and HDMI port (far right), which are not on the MacBook Air.Foundry For more information, check out the following guides: Best MacBook 2024: Which MacBook should you buy? MacBook Air vs Pro: Differences between MacBook Air and Pro MacBook Pro comparison: 14- vs 16-inch MacBook Pro M3 MacBook Air: Everything you need to know M3 MacBook Pro: Everything you need to know Apple 13-inch MacBook Air (M2, 256GB/16GB RAM) Price When Reviewed: $999 Best Prices Today: $799 at Amazon$799 at Best Buy$999 at Apple United States05:31 amiPhone 16 DIY repair parts now available from Apple
Apple is now selling repair parts and tools for the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro through its Self Service Repair Store. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)04:55 amHow It Went
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I've been tracking my finances with a spreadsheet, but using it on mobile felt clunky. Other apps I tried were either complicated or had outdated designs. So, I created a simple, easy-to-use app to track cash flow and budgets, with some helpful visualizations made in SwiftUI Charts. I’m planning to add even more charts, including […]04:17 amUPDATE: Issue with Vertex Gemini API
Incident began at 2024-11-08 17:49 (all times are US/Pacific).Summary: Issue with Vertex Gemini API Description: We are experiencing an issue with Vertex Gemini API. Our engineering team continues to investigate the issue. We will provide an update by Friday, 2024-11-08 22:00 US/Pacific with current details. Diagnosis: Customers impacted by this issue may see HTTP 500 errors for requests in the affected regions. Workaround: None at this time. Affected products: Vertex Gemini APIAffected locations: Taiwan (asia-east1), Hong Kong (asia-east2), Tokyo (asia-northeast1), Seoul (asia-northeast3), Mumbai (asia-south1), Singapore (asia-southeast1), Oregon (us-west1)01:37 amAfter using Xcode 16 and 16.1, the iPhone simulator and preview is taking longer than usually to setup? | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingAfter using Xcode 16 and 16.1, the iPhone simulator and preview is taking longer than usually to setup?
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OpenAI’s popular AI chatbot ChatGPT is currently down, making the platform inaccessible to users around the world on Friday night. The outage has also affected integration with Siri in the iOS 18.2 beta as a consequence. more…01:00 amThe hourly stats are back!
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If you're looking for the perfect tech or tech-adjacent holiday present for someone who loves Apple products or just uses them daily, we've come up with useful suggestions that might be helpful to you. These are some of our favorite products, many of which we use personally or have gifted to our friends and family members in the past. We'll be adding to the list throughout November, so check back in for more ideas. Aura Frames Priced starting at $149, Aura digital frames make a good gift for anyone who has digital photos, which is most of us these days. You can load photos on the frame using the Aura iPhone app, and since images are stored in the cloud, there's no limit. Multiple people can upload images to a single frame, so it's a great way to share photos with friends and family members. If you know someone that's not technically savvy, like a grandparent, it's still the perfect gift because you can load photos for them remotely. The $149 10.1-inch Carver is Aura's most affordable option, but there are sizes up to 15 inches, like the $299 Walden. Aura also makes higher resolution options, including the $199 Mason, and all the frames come in multiple colors to match any decor. Everyone I've gifted an Aura frame to has loved it, and it's my go-to for people that are hard to shop for. Nanoleaf Light Panels and Display Boxes Nanoleaf recently came out with some of its most useful light panels to date, the Blocks. Priced starting at $225 for the combo kit, the Blocks come with different options like a pegboard you can hang things on, a shelf for knick knacks, and a texture panel that adds visual interest. There are smaller and larger squares, and all of the pieces are interchangeable for creating a unique setup. Like all Nanoleaf products, the Blocks can be controlled with the Nanoleaf app or with HomeKit, and can be set to multi-colored patterns in a range of shades. These lights are bright enough to serve as a replacement for a standard light, which makes them extra versatile. Any gamer would appreciate these panels for a gaming setup, but they also work around TVs, in offices, and more. If you know someone that has collectibles, Nanoleaf also has the $250 EXPO Smart LED Display Case. This is the perfect gift for someone that collects high-end sneakers, anime figures, or anything in that vein. It can be set to 16 million colors or shades of white, and colors can change in time with music. For those that already have a Nanoleaf setup, the $27 Sense+ Smart Wireless Switch is a sensible and inexpensive add-on that's super useful. It provides a physical control option for HomeKit lights, and there are built-in motion and daylight sensors for automating scenes. The Sense+ can be used for turning lights on or off, dimming lights, and swapping scenes. Sonos Ace Headphones Apple's recent AirPods Max "refresh" was disappointing and only added a USB-C port, and there are several other noise cancelling headphones on the market that are a better investment in 2024, like the Sonos Ace. Priced at $449, the Sonos Ace are cheaper than the AirPods Max and offer a more comfortable fit thanks to a lighter weight. There isn't as much pressure on the head with the Sonos Ace, and the ear cups are a comfortable memory foam that can fit a wide range of ear shapes and sizes. When we tested out the Sonos Ace earlier this year, and we were impressed with the sound quality. Sonos added support for Dolby Atmos and spatial audio, and there's a TrueCinema feature that maps the space around you for the best surround sound. ANC blocks out irritating noise around you as well as the AirPods Max do, but if you need to hear sounds from the surroundings, there's an Aware Mode. You can also pair the Sonos Ace with the Arc and the Arc Ultra Soundbars, which makes them a solid gift for someone in the Sonos ecosystem or someone looking for comfortable, premium over-ear headphones. AirPods You'll never go wrong with AirPods as a gift, and this year there are three solid options to choose from. For the best noise cancelling, Apple sells the $249 AirPods Pro 2, but you can probably find a pre-holiday sale to get them even cheaper. The AirPods Pro 2 have silicone tips that fit snugly in the ears to drown out sound, and with hearing aid support, these are the best bet if you have a family member that has mild hearing loss but doesn't wear hearing aids. People with hearing loss that have tested this out have been impressed with how well the hearing aid capability works, and AirPods Pro are much, much cheaper than traditional hearing aids. Hearing aid capabilities aren't yet available everywhere, including Canada and Australia, but support is available in Europe, the U.S., and 90+ other countries and regions. If you're purchasing for someone who doesn't like silicone ear tips, the AirPods 4 are an option. You can get them with or without Active Noise Cancellation. The ANC version doesn't cut out quite as much noise as the AirPods Pro 2, but it's enough to make a difference. With ANC, the AirPods 4 cost $179, and without ANC, they're $129, which is the cheapest price Apple offers for AirPods. You might see some minor sales around Black Friday, but deep discounts are unlikely because the AirPods 4 are newer. Aqara U300 Smart Lock It's probably a little weird to gift someone a Smart Lock for the holidays, but it's a genuinely useful home product that a lot of people probably don't have already. I've tested a few different smart locks, and I'm a fan of Aqara's options. The $200 U300 is the newest model, and it's for doors that only have a handle and not a deadbolt, like a door into a garage. The $270 U200 is designed for doors that have a deadbolt, so your standard front or back door, plus there's the more affordable $190 U100 version. I like Aqara locks because there are so many ways to unlock them. They have support for Home Keys so you can use NFC with your iPhone or Apple Watch Wallet app, but there are also passcodes you can enter with the keypad, NFC cards, and even a fingerprint sensor that works surprisingly well. You can let in guests, have the door autolock after it's closed, and set alarms. Aqara does recommend a hub with its locks so you can control them away from home, but it's not entirely necessary. I also like a hub, because it ensures my locks are always connected to Wi-Fi and I don't run into connectivity issues. Aqara has some other useful sensors like its Presence Sensor for motion detection and activating HomeKit scenes, but I haven't tried them out. They're worth looking at if you're considering an Aqara lock and hub, since they also connect to the hub. Philips Hue Lights I think I've tried every HomeKit smart bulb and light available at this point, and Philips Hue lights are unquestionably the best you can get. I have no patience for lights that constantly disconnect or have connectivity issues, and the Hue bulbs don't. Yes, there is a $60 Bridge, but it's worth it, and not all lights require it. The $200 White and Color Starter Kit comes with four Hue bulbs that can go in any lamp that supports E26 bulbs, and it comes with the hub. It's one of the best bets if you're buying a gift for someone who is new to smart home products. The bulbs can be controlled with the Home app or the Hue app, and they can be set to 16 million colors. Hue has great light effects and scenes that really shine when you have multiple bulbs. For a cheaper option, there's the $70 Starter Kit that comes with a hub and two E26 white bulbs. There's no color with these, but they can be set to different shades of white. For computer or media setups, the Gradient Light Strips priced starting at $70 are excellent. Some other options: Lightguide bulbs - These would be perfect paired with a simple lamp base, because the bulb is meant to be the star. I have two of the ellipse bulbs, and they're enormous and look great. String lights - For holiday fans or those with patio setups crying out for lighting, the Hue Festavia String Lights would make a good gift. Signe floor lamp - The Signe floor lamp isn't the most practical light because it doesn't have a wide radius and is meant to face the wall, but it makes for great accent lighting. Hue Go - The Hue Go is a portable lamp that you can use plugged in or with the built-in battery, and it supports all of the same features as Hue bulbs. It's a nice accent light and good to have around for power outages. Hue Go Portable Table Lamp - This is a lot like the Hue Go, but it's a more traditional looking lamp. It's water resistant, so it can go outdoors, too. Mokuyobi Bags and Backpacks For something beyond the boring black and brown computer bags you see everywhere, Mokuyobi has a range of multicolored bags in multiple styles. Most of them come with padded laptop compartments that are ideal for Macs and iPads, along with tons of other pockets. I have several Mokuyobi bags that I have used for years and they still look brand new, and I get compliments on them all the time. This is a solid option if you're shopping for someone who likes color. I especially like the mega backpack because it holds a laptop and an absolute ton of other stuff, so it makes a useful carry-on for flights. There are smaller backpacks too, from the classic looking Atlas to the pocket laden Flyer backpack. You can also get colorful laptop cases that fit everything up to a 16-inch MacBook Pro. The bags from Mokuyobi aren't cheap, but they come with a lifetime warranty. Bambu Lab 3D Printer Bambu Lab makes a range of 3D printers that you can print to using just an app on your iPhone or your Mac. The A1 Mini is just $200, or $349 with the AMS Lite that lets you print with up to four filament colors. Bambu's printers are sort of the iPhone of 3D printers in that they're relatively easy to operate and have a lot of bells and whistles to streamline printing and cut down on issues. Models like the X1C come with an enclosure. I've had the $999 X1C for over a year now and do not hesitate to recommend it for those interested in getting into 3D printing. It's easy to use, there are thousands of STLs out there for making everything you can think of, and you can even make your own using software like Tinkercad or Fusion 360. I haven't personally used the A1 Mini, but it's a much more affordable way to try 3D printing, and it could make a great gift for an older teen or a partner who likes to tinker. Ugreen Uno Chargers Ugreen wasn't a company I was familiar with until this year, but the "Uno" line of products caught my eye. Uno is a range of charging accessories that Ugreen cleverly outfitted with little digital faces, and I love them. I'm reviewing Ugreen's Uno products later this month, but I wanted to include them here because I think they make for a fun gift that's not too expensive and that stands out from other charging products on the market. There's a $47 100W charger with four ports and a $36 65W charger with three ports, both of which have legs and digital panels with face emoji that change based on charging state. When a device is fast charging, for example, there's a face that looks like it has its mouth full, and when charging is finished, there's a little face with sunglasses. There are also two power banks that have the little emoji faces, one that's 10,000mAh with Qi2 for $50, and one that's 5,000mAh with USB-C and 7.5W Qi charging for $33. They come with built-in stands that look like little headphones, which is a nice touch because you can use the stand for watching videos or FaceTiming. There's also a $49 desktop charger that can charge an iPhone and AirPods, a $17 6-port USB-C hub, and even a $13 USB-C cable with a little face. Of the bunch, I think the power banks will make the best gift, because who can't use another power bank? As an adult, I'm a fan of the little robot chargers, and I'm sure I'm not alone, but these are also fun for kids. Bird Buddy Available starting at $189, the Bird Buddy is the kind of gift that almost anyone will like, which makes it great for the person that has everything. It is a Wi-Fi connected smart bird feeder that sends you pictures of the birds that come to visit. You'll need to fill it with seed regularly and charge it up when necessary, but other than that, it operates on its own. To do away with charging, I recommend the solar version, which starts at $239. There's a Bird Buddy Pro now that can capture 2K video in HDR and with slow motion for even better snapshots, or if you like hummingbirds, there's a model just for feeding them. I've gifted the Bird Buddy and it's been a huge hit, with adults and kids too. Gift Suggestions Have a great product suggestion we don't have in our list? Let us know in the comments below. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with some of these companies and may earn commissions on purchases made through links in this article.This article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums12:22 amFOR (Fortaleza) on 2024-11-14
THIS IS A SCHEDULED EVENT Nov 14, 05:00 - 14:00 UTCNov 9, 00:12 UTCScheduled - We will be performing scheduled maintenance in FOR (Fortaleza) datacenter on 2024-11-14 between 05:00 and 14:00 UTC.Traffic might be re-routed from this location, hence there is a possibility of a slight increase in latency during this maintenance window for end-users in the affected region. For PNI / CNI customers connecting with us in this location, please make sure you are expecting this traffic to fail over elsewhere during this maintenance window as network interfaces in this datacentre may become temporarily unavailable.You can now subscribe to these notifications via Cloudflare dashboard and receive these updates directly via email, PagerDuty and webhooks (based on your plan): https://developers.cloudflare.com/notifications/notification-available/#cloudflare-status.12:21 amChatGPT Experiencing Outage, iOS 18.2 Siri ChatGPT Integration Not Working
OpenAI's ChatGPT service is experiencing an outage at the current time, which means the ChatGPT website and app are not available, and the Siri ChatGPT feature in iOS 18.2 is non-functional at the current time. According to OpenAI's website, the company is aware of an issue that has caused ChatGPT to be unavailable and it is investigating the issue. Functionality will be restored as soon as possible.This article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forumsFriday November 0811:54 pmGreen Bubble Emoji Reactions From Android Users Now Show Up Properly on iPhones
With the launch of iOS 18, Apple added support for RCS, or Rich Communication Services. RCS replaces SMS/MMS as the default messaging standard for any "green bubble" conversations, and because it's more modern, it supports features like read receipts and typing indicators. RCS is also supposed to support emoji reactions from Android users, but it wasn't working properly when iOS 18 launched. It's not clear what changed, but The Verge says that something that Google or Apple tweaked made it work as of this week. When an Android user uses an emoji reaction to a message that you've sent over RCS, the emoji will now show up in line with the message bubble, just like it does on with iOS Tapback reactions. Prior to now, if an Android user used an emoji reaction to a message in a conversation with an iPhone user, the emoji would show up on a separate line, which was confusing and not how the feature was meant to work. The Verge says it tested emoji reactions between iPhones running iOS 18.1 and several different Android phones, and reactions display both ways as intended.Tags: Android, RCSThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums11:52 pmUkraine SMS Carrier Maintenance – Lifecell
THIS IS A SCHEDULED EVENT Nov 12, 15:00 - 18:00 PSTNov 8, 15:43 PSTScheduled - The Lifecell network in Ukraine is conducting a planned maintenance from 12 November 2024 at 15:00 PST until 12 November 2024 at 18:00 PST. During the maintenance window, there could be intermittent delays delivering SMS to Lifecell Ukraine handsets.11:34 pmApple Releases iPhone 16 and 16 Pro Parts for Do-It-Yourself Repairs
Apple this week made parts and tools for the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max available to order through its self-service repair store in the U.S. and many European countries, seven weeks after the devices launched. There are parts and tools available for repairing or replacing an iPhone 16's display, battery, rear camera system, TrueDepth camera for Face ID, back glass, bottom and top speakers, main microphone, and more. Tool kits are available to rent for seven days for all four iPhone 16 models, with U.S. pricing set at $49 for each kit. Apple already shared repair manuals for all four iPhone 16 models in September, and now the necessary parts and tools are available to customers. Launched in 2022, Apple's self-service program provides customers with access to genuine parts, tools, and manuals to repair select iPhones and Macs, as well as the Studio Display. The company has said the program is "intended for individuals who are experienced with the complexities of repairing electronic devices." Some of the repair manuals on Apple's website have warnings outlining important information, such as safety risks.Related Roundups: iPhone 16, iPhone 16 ProTag: Self Service RepairBuyer's Guide: iPhone 16 (Buy Now), iPhone 16 Pro (Buy Now)This article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums11:22 pmCanada SMS Carrier Maintenance – SaskTel Mobility
THIS IS A SCHEDULED EVENT Nov 13, 22:00 PST - Nov 14, 02:00 PSTNov 8, 14:57 PSTScheduled - The SaskTel Mobility network in Canada is conducting a planned maintenance from 13 November 2024 at 22:00 PST until 14 November 2024 at 02:00 PST. During the maintenance window, there could be intermittent delays delivering SMS to and from SaskTel Mobility Canada handsets.11:22 pmUnited States SMS and MMS Carrier Maintenance – AT&T
THIS IS A SCHEDULED EVENT Nov 13, 20:00 PST - Nov 14, 02:00 PSTNov 8, 15:10 PSTScheduled - The AT&T network in the United States is conducting a planned maintenance from 13 November 2024 at 20:00 PST until 14 November 2024 at 02:00 PST. During the maintenance window, there could be intermittent delays delivering SMS and MMS to and from AT&T United States handsets.11:22 pmUnited Kingdom SMS Carrier Maintenance – O2
THIS IS A SCHEDULED EVENT Nov 12, 14:00 - 20:00 PSTNov 8, 15:06 PSTScheduled - The O2 network in the United Kingdom is conducting a planned maintenance from 12 November 2024 at 14:00 PST until 12 November 2024 at 20:00 PST. During the maintenance window, there could be intermittent delays delivering SMS to and from O2 United Kingdom handsets.11:10 pmNew Mac Mini Has Modular Storage, 256GB Model Will Have Faster SSD
According to a partial teardown video of Apple's new Mac mini, the new machine features modular storage that can be removed. "As we saw with the Mac Studio, however, replacing the modular storage is complicated," notes MacRumors. The teardown also reveals two 128GB storage chips in the 256GB model, enabling faster SSD speeds comparable to higher-capacity versions. From the report: The criticism surrounding Apple's decision to use a single 256GB chip in some base-model Macs a few years ago primarily came from a vocal contingent of tech enthusiasts, and the average customer is unlikely to even notice the slower speeds in common day-to-day tasks. Nevertheless, it appears that customers who do want the fastest SSD speeds do not need to worry about which storage capacity they choose when ordering the new Mac mini. Read more of this story at Slashdot.11:10 pmNew Mac Mini Has Modular Storage, 256GB Model Will Have Faster SSD
According to a partial teardown video of Apple's new Mac mini, the new machine features modular storage that can be removed. "As we saw with the Mac Studio, however, replacing the modular storage is complicated," notes MacRumors. The teardown also reveals two 128GB storage chips in the 256GB model, enabling faster SSD speeds comparable to higher-capacity versions. From the report: The criticism surrounding Apple's decision to use a single 256GB chip in some base-model Macs a few years ago primarily came from a vocal contingent of tech enthusiasts, and the average customer is unlikely to even notice the slower speeds in common day-to-day tasks. Nevertheless, it appears that customers who do want the fastest SSD speeds do not need to worry about which storage capacity they choose when ordering the new Mac mini. Read more of this story at Slashdot.11:09 pm9to5Mac Daily: November 8, 2024 – M4 Mac launch day is here
Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from 9to5Mac. 9to5Mac Daily is available on iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Sponsored by CardPointers: The best way to maximize your credit card rewards. Save 30% and get a $100 Savings Card today. more…11:06 pmiOS wallet question
Hi all. A general question to the apple wallet. Can someone tell me if it's possible to create a wallet card, whose (permanent) deletion is either triggered by a expiry date or by some external services? We have an iOS app that handles cards and currently those cards get deleted either by expiry or if […]10:52 pmUS SMS Carrier Maintenance – Small US Carriers
THIS IS A SCHEDULED EVENT Nov 19, 02:00 - 04:00 PSTNov 8, 14:52 PSTScheduled - A subset of small networks in the US are conducting a planned maintenance from 19 November 2024 at 02:00 PST until 19 November 2024 at 04:00 PST. During the maintenance window, there could be intermittent delays delivering SMS to and from small US carriers handsets.10:50 pmNew Mac Mini Teardown Provides Look Inside Apple's Smallest Mac Ever
YouTube channel Brandon Geekabit today shared a teardown video for the new Mac mini base model with the M4 chip, 256GB of storage, and 16GB of RAM. The video provides the first complete look inside Apple's smallest Mac ever, revealing the computer's logic board, built-in power supply, cooling system, and other components. While previous Mac mini models with Apple silicon chips had plenty of unused internal space, since the computer had not been redesigned since it used Intel processors, components take up nearly all of the space inside the new model. The bottom metal plate on the Mac mini continues to double as an antenna. Once that is removed, you can see the fan and heat sink that help to keep the computer running cool. Beyond that, you can see the Mac mini's modular storage that we reported on earlier today. The base model with 256GB of storage has two 128GB chips, which means it will no longer have slower SSD speeds compared to higher-capacity models. Last, you can see the Mac mini's logic board with the M4 chip and the power supply below that. The new Mac mini has an innovative thermal architecture, in which air is guided from the bottom foot to different levels of the computer. As far as the new Mac mini's repairability is concerned, we will have to wait for the website iFixit to share its own teardown video. Overall, the new Mac mini is an impressive engineering feat made possible by the industry-leading performance-per-watt characteristics of Apple silicon. The new Mac mini launched in stores today, and we recently shared our own hands-on video.Related Roundup: Mac miniTag: TeardownBuyer's Guide: Mac Mini (Buy Now)Related Forum: Mac miniThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums10:45 pmPSA: Be super-careful opening your new M4 iMac
The iMac sits upside down inside its box, relative to the picture on the front. It can be an unwelcome surprise. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)10:23 pmNew Apple Vision Pro study reveals promising performance in radiology
A new study published this week by researchers at the University of California, San Diego highlights how Apple Vision Pro can be used in healthcare settings. In particular, this study sought to compare diagnostic performance when using Apple Vision Pro versus using a desktop. Researchers also touted the “new opportunities for 3D virtualization” and ergonomics offered by Apple Vision Pro. more…10:15 pmNvidia becomes first company to surpass $3.6 trillion market value after President Trump election win | Mac Daily NewsNvidia becomes first company to surpass $3.6 trillion market value after President Trump election win
Shares of Nvidia rallied to a record high on Thursday, making the chipmaker the first company in history to surpass a stock market value… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.10:14 pmSMS Delivery Delays to CTBC Celular SA (CTBC)
Nov 8, 14:14 PSTInvestigating - We are experiencing SMS delivery delays when sending messages to CTBC Celular SA (CTBC). 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.10:09 pmAny experiences working with the AppStore though a disregarded LLC being non-US resident? | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingAny experiences working with the AppStore though a disregarded LLC being non-US resident?
Hey everyone! I have a few apps in the AppStore as an individual. I wanted to create an LLC as a non-US resident and switch my individual account to a business one. I would like to one if any of you have done this before. I have searched a lot about it and came across […]09:54 pmiPhone 17 Air: Here’s everything we know so far
According to multiple sources, Apple is planning an all-new iPhone 17 model for 2025 with a dramatic design overhaul. Here’s everything we know so far about the so-called iPhone 17 Air (which could also be called the iPhone 17 Slim or something completely different). more…09:45 pmPrice drop: This 3-in-1 charger is perfect for Apple fans on the road
Need a travel charger for iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods? Get the 3-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charging Pad for just $26.97 for a limited time. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)09:34 pmIt Doesn’t End
Progress hasn’t stopped, but it’s never easy, and never without backlash.09:23 pmTo what extent do you rely on AI tools in your day-to-day programming?
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The Moon Reader+ app for Android and its use of the Google TTS engine to read any book to you in a natural voice with human pauses is the holy grail for the blind and people who want to be productive during a long commute. I have looked everywhere on the App Store, and while […]09:02 pmApple supplier Kioxia files for IPO
Bain Capital-backed Kioxia, an Apple NAND flash supplier, filed for an IPO on Friday and sources familiar with the matter said the… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.09:00 pmHow to start using Image Playground in iOS 18.2 to create funny selfies
Transform your iPhone 16 into a digital art studio with iOS 18.2's Image Playground, the latest tool for creating custom visuals with a few taps.Ninja the cat moves through the house unseenWith the release of iOS 18.2, Apple's Image Playground app offers users an accessible way to create custom digital images, sparking creative possibilities for iPhone owners. Part of Apple's expanding Apple Intelligence suite, Image Playground debuted in developer betas in late 2024.With each update, Apple has strived to make Image Playground more responsive and intuitive, aiming to provide a smoother user experience as the feature matures. In the second developer beta of iOS 18.2, notable improvements are already evident, particularly in rendering speed and the alignment between user prompts and generated images. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums08:53 pmInterested in game development using just native Apple API’s? I open sourced a Tiled map parser for SpriteKit, and wrote a blog post about it. | Reddit on iOS ProgrammingInterested in game development using just native Apple API’s? I open sourced a Tiled map parser for SpriteKit, and wrote a blog post about it.
I have been developing 2D games for iOS since 2010 using SpriteKit. As you might know, it is a bit of a niche as most games are developed using engines like Unity, Godot or Unreal. But as a professional iOS engineer, I have always enjoyed the Apple ecosystem a lot and therefore went the SpriteKit […]08:52 pmEZE (Buenos Aires) on 2024-11-12
THIS IS A SCHEDULED EVENT Nov 12, 05:00 - 13:00 UTCNov 8, 20:50 UTCScheduled - We will be performing scheduled maintenance in EZE (Buenos Aires) datacenter on 2024-11-12 between 05:00 and 13:00 UTC.Traffic might be re-routed from this location, hence there is a possibility of a slight increase in latency during this maintenance window for end-users in the affected region. For PNI / CNI customers connecting with us in this location, please make sure you are expecting this traffic to fail over elsewhere during this maintenance window as network interfaces in this datacentre may become temporarily unavailable.You can now subscribe to these notifications via Cloudflare dashboard and receive these updates directly via email, PagerDuty and webhooks (based on your plan): https://developers.cloudflare.com/notifications/notification-available/#cloudflare-status.08:40 pmThe new Mac mini has a removable SSD but DIY upgrades won’t be easy
Macworld Apple gets a lot of flack for its non-friendly approach to user repairs and upgrades–you can’t really do them. But there’s a ray of hope with the new Mac mini that started shipping on Friday. In a teardown posted on X, ohgkg shows that the Mac mini’s SSD is on a separate board instead of integrated with the M4 chip. Partial teardown of M4 Mac Mini /w 16GB RAM & 256GB SSD. Interesting revealation [stet]: Wifi chip & antenna on the back of bottom air intake. SSD on a daughter board. And even the base 256GB version comes in two chips. No compromise in speed. Theoretically also end user upgradable. ohgkg via X, November 8, 2024 On X, L0vertodream also posted on X a Mac mini teardown. L0vetodream states that “it is indeed a 1-slot dual-slot with a maximum particle size of 1TB. It uses a BGA315 hard disk and the maximum upgrade capacity can be up to 2T” (translated). This SSD setup is similar to that of the Mac Studio, which also has separate SSD modules. Ars Technica points out that Apple’s implementation isn’t like that of Windows PCs where the SSD controller is contained with the SSD hardware. Apple’s SSD controller is built into the M-series chip. Because of that, you can’t simply swap out the Mac Studio’s or Mac mini’s SSD with a part bought from Amazon or some computer store. There are other reasons why off-the-shelf parts won’t work, like the possibility that the Mac’s SSD slots have restrictions on the types of modules that can be used. But the simple fact that Apple separated the SSD leaves the possibility of someone figuring out how to perform a DIY SSD upgrade. It would involve figuring out what modules can be used and being able to modify the controller–not easy tasks to do. There’s a Kickstarter for a Mac Studio SSD upgrade but it still requires a bit of work. It’s unclear if these modules will work with the M4 Mac mini. The other big revelation about the Mac mini SSD is that Apple uses two 128GB NAND chips in the 256GB SSD configuration. In the M2 Mac mini, Apple used one 256GB NAND chip, and that hinders performance because there’s no parallel processing as there is with two 128GB chips. With the M3, Apple switched to using two 128GB chips, but the company did not release an M3 Mac mini. Read our in-depth review of the M3 Pro Mac mini.08:32 pmYour iPhone may finally tell you how long it will take to charge
Macworld There are lots of battery-powered devices that can give you an estimate of how much longer they’ll need to stay plugged in until they’re fully charged. It’s not exactly a new feature. MacBooks gives you this info in the Battery menu of Settings or the menu bar, for example. With all the battery management and analysis built into our modern iPhones, it’s kind of remarkable that they don’t do this. Fortunately, a “time to charge” feature may be on the way. 9to5Mac discovered some code in the latest iOS 18.2 beta that points to a new BatteryIntelligence framework. The framework will take into account the amount of charge your battery can hold, its state of charge, and the amount of power it’s receiving from the charger (USB-C or wireless, we assume) and produce an estimate of how much longer it will take for the battery to charge. According to 9to5Mac, users will be able to do things like get a notification stating how long it will take to charge to the current limit (80% or whatever you set it to). I could see Apple incorporating the info into the Dynamic Island, or perhaps on the lock screen. The feature is not yet enabled, so it’s unclear if it will come in iOS 18.2 or a later release. It may also be restricted to specific iPhone models, much like the custom charge limits or other battery features.08:31 pm9to5Mac Overtime 033: M4 Mac mini and visionOS 2.2 beta
Fernando and Jeff discuss today’s official availability of the M4 Mac mini, including first impressions and planned use cases. Also, why visionOS 2.2 makes the Apple Vision Pro worth buying if you can get one used for a good price. 9to5Mac Overtime is a weekly video-first podcast exploring fun and interesting observations in the Apple ecosystem, featuring 9to5Mac’s Fernando Silva & Jeff Benjamin. Subscribe to Overtime via Apple Podcasts. You can also watch this episode on YouTube and subscribe to our YouTube channel for more. more…08:22 pmUnited States Account Security Carrier Partner Maintenance – AT&T
THIS IS A SCHEDULED EVENT Nov 9, 19:00 PST - Nov 10, 10:00 PSTNov 8, 12:15 PSTScheduled - Our carrier partner AT&T United States is conducting a planned maintenance from 09 November 2024 at 19:00 PST until 10 November 2024 at 10:00 PST. During the maintenance window, there could be intermittent API request failures for AT&T United States customers.Impacted Products: Verify Silent Network Auth, Lookup SIM Swap08:21 pmHands On With Apple's New M4 Mac Mini
Apple launched the new Mac mini, iMac, and MacBook Pro models with M4 chips today, and because the Mac mini is the only one of the machines that got a design update, we thought we'd check it out to see how it compares to the prior version. Subscribe to the MacRumors YouTube channel for more videos. The 2024 version of the Mac mini is much smaller than the previous M2 model, so it takes up less space on a desktop. It's 5 by 5 inches, down from 7.75 by 7.75 inches, and you can really see a difference when they're side-by-side. There were rumors that the Mac mini could be as small as the Apple TV, but it's not that small. It's impressive to have a powerful M4 computer in such a small enclosure, and with so many available ports. There are two ports on the front and three on the back, all USB-C or Thunderbolt. If you have USB-A accessories, you'll need an adapter. There's also an HDMI port, a 3.5mm headphone jack, an Ethernet port, and a port for the power cable. You can get the Mac mini with an M4 or an M4 Pro chip, and the M4 version has three Thunderbolt 4 ports at the back while the M5 version has three Thunderbolt 5 ports that support faster transfer speeds. The M4 and the M4 Pro offer notable speed improvements over the prior M2 and M2 Pro chips. We've got the full array of benchmarks in the video, but CPU performance is up to 55 percent faster in the M4 Pro compared to the M2 Pro. GPU performance is up significantly, and even the SSD is faster. Apple is also selling the M4 Macs with 16GB RAM at a minimum, which is a major upgrade over the previous 8GB starting RAM for the base model. The Mac mini is priced starting at $599, but that's because it doesn't come with a display or peripherals. You'll need to supply your own. It's a solid machine for home or work, and because it's so small, you can take it from one place to another if you have two setups with displays and accessories. There is one downside to the Mac mini. If you often turn your Mac off and on, you might be annoyed to find that the power button is on the bottom of the device. To access it, you'll need to lift the Mac mini up a bit. That's no big deal if you don't turn your computer off regularly, but if you do, just note there's a little bit of an extra hassle to deal with. Did you get a new M4 Mac mini, or do you plan to? Let us know in the comments below.Related Roundup: Mac miniBuyer's Guide: Mac Mini (Buy Now)Related Forum: Mac miniThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums08:20 pmiPhone 16 Pro Max review two months later — Like Apple says, the best iPhone yet
Maybe there isn't one giant improvement in the iPhone 16 Pro Max from its predecessor, but there are many improvements worth the steep price of admission.Apple's best — the iPhone 16 Pro MaxThe iPhone 16 Pro Max is a curious device. While it has a fractionally larger screen than last time, so does the iPhone 16 Pro.And while it has a new Camera Control button, so does every model in the iPhone 16 range. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums08:03 pmApple continues phasing out free Apple stickers in product packaging
Apple has continued to omit Apple stickers from the packaging of its 2024 product releases. This trend extends to the latest iPad Pro… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.07:49 pmSpotify users can now easily share songs on TikTok
TikTok already lets users add a song to their Spotify library without leaving the app, and both platforms are now introducing another quite convenient feature: the ability to easily share Spotify songs on TikTok. more…07:46 pmiOS Dev Weekly – Issue 686 – Nov 8th 2024
Comment If you didn’t catch GitHub Universe, you might have missed the announcement of a new Xcode plug-in that “officially” brings Copilot into Xcode. It’s true that we’ve had plugins like this for a while. You might even think that the official GitHub plugin seems closely related to Shx Guo’s plugin that I linked to last year. It seems like GitHub did the right thing, though, before you get the pitchforks out! So, which is better: Copilot integrated into Xcode or Xcode’s Predictive Code Completion model? I read Cristina Poncela Cubeiro’s comparison of both tools, and she puts Copilot as the clear winner. The two tools take a completely different approach to the problem, with Xcode’s model running locally, of course, but they are close enough that they deserve to be compared. I wrote about my experience with Xcode’s predictive completion a few weeks ago after working with it for a few hours, and I liked it. However, since writing that, I must admit I have switched the feature off. It wasn’t quite good enough, and it slowed me down more often than it speeded me up. Like Cristina, I find the opposite with Copilot. Of course, the Xcode plugin model is far from ideal, and Apple will always have the advantage when it comes to IDE integration. That said, the Visual Studio Code Swift plugin continues to improve, and Copilot is very much at home in that environment. But that’s not all that’s happening over on the Visual Studio Code side of things! I recently discovered Sweetpad, whose authors are putting even more work into bringing Apple platform development into that editor. Finally, I’ve not yet had a chance to try Cursor myself but it’s also turning some heads as an AI-integrated fork of Visual Studio Code. I first came across it from Rudrank Riyam’s set of articles, but it also got a mention this week in this recent post from Thomas Ricouard. You should read all that if you’re looking to explore how AI can help you write apps. The future is bright if you’re on board with AI code assistance! Dave Verwer Sponsored Link Black Friday Exclusive — Become a Complete Senior iOS Developer with the iOS Lead Essentials This Black Friday, unlock over 40 hours of expert training, mentorship, and community support to secure your place among the best devs. Click for early access to this limited offer. essentialdeveloper.com News Security research on Private Cloud Compute Were you curious about the details of Private Cloud Compute when Sebastien Marineau-Mes first announced it? Apple published some details along with the announcement, but if you wanted more info on the security side of things, this new article will surely satisfy you. apple.com Tools Testpiler Do you have one eye on your expansive XCTest test suite and the other on swift-testing? This tool from Tim Sampson might be just what you need. It’s free with no in-app purchases, too, so you’ve nothing to lose from giving it a go. apple.com Xcode stops fetching Swift packages Daniel Saidi noticed something you should watch out for if you use Sourcetree with Xcode 16.1. danielsaidi.com Code Testing the Untestable I really enjoyed Allen Pike’s recent post, which he also delivered as a talk at Infer Vancouver on automated testing when it comes to LLM output. Where do you even start with testing something which includes randomness by design? You could do worse than starting here! allenpike.com Writing a chess app This is great. David v.Knobelsdorff recently built a chess app from start to finish with SwiftUI and documented the whole process on his blog. With nine parts (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9) it’s a long read but worth reading if you have either an interest in chess or are looking for a good end-to-end SwiftUI example. davidvonk.dev Understanding actors in Swift I really enjoyed this straightforward look at actors from Natascha Fadeeva. If you’re new to the subject then this is a great introduction. tanaschita.com The Hidden Replacement for Date RelativeFormatStyle Let’s finish with Alejandro Martinez with a story of spelunking into the depths of Foundation to find a hidden API. alejandromp.com Videos Swift Virtuoso When I first saw the title of James Dempsey’s new course, I was so happy because I’ve always wanted to play the ukulele! I was sad to learn it wasn’t that kind of virtuoso, but my spirits lifted when I saw it covers Apple’s woefully underused profiler, Instruments. I wouldn’t usually link to a course like this that’s made up of Zoom sessions as it’s impossible to know what the content will be like. That said, the combination of live sessions plus office hours and knowing it’s James delivering the material means I have no doubt it will be great. swift-virtuoso.com Jobs Staff Software Engineer - iOS @ NewStore – Join NewStore and be part of a forward-thinking team dedicated to crafting exceptional mobile experiences. We embrace TDD, pairing, and best engineering principles, fostering an environment where you can lead, inspire, and help shape the future of our iOS engineering culture. – Remote (within European timezones) with some on-site work (Germany, Netherlands, or United Kingdom) Senior iOS Developer @ komoot – You’ll team up with six world-class iOS engineers, take over full responsibility for our iOS app, and develop diverse features for navigation, routing, social interaction, and content visualization that will make your work challenging and fun. – Remote (within European timezones) And finally... you basically just have Apple’s first-party environments. Which are wildly nice, have day and night modes, and are just spectacular, to be sure. But what if you want something different? 🥽 This RSS feed is published on https://iosdevweekly.com/. You can also subscribe via email.07:37 pmScreenshot upload to AppStoreConnect not responding
Hi everyone, overall I must say the whole AppStoreConnect portal has been behaving erratically recently, sometimes it would become irresponsive and needed a full reload (using Safari 17.6 (19618.3.11.11.5)). Now I am stuck with the reviewer requiring us to upload updated screenshots for an app. I have them, but every time I select them for […]07:30 pmFind out if Apple Music deleted one of your favorite songs
Here’s how you can find out if any songs in your library have been removed from Apple Music without you knowing. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)07:04 pmBelkin unveils all-new accessories for Apple Vision Pro
Belkin, a leading consumer electronics brand for 40 years, today introduced two new additions to its Apple Vision Pro accessories ecosystem… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.07:00 pmHomeKit Weekly: Track your HomeKit device batteries with HomeBatteries
Keeping tabs on battery-powered HomeKit accessories like the can be challenging. From smart locks to motion sensors, battery status is often out of sight, out of mind—until the moment a device fails to respond. Enter HomeBatteries, an app designed to solve this problem by giving you an easy place to monitor HomeKit battery and ensuring you lose access to one of your devices. more…06:50 pmFirst day out, first discount for the M4 Mac mini at Amazon
Macworld Today’s the first day you can freely buy the new Mac mini without a pre-order, and it’s also the first time we’re seeing a real discount on Apple’s tiny PC. Amazon is selling the base model with 256GB of storage for $550 or the model with 512GB for $749, a savings of $50 off either model. Both now come with 16GB of RAM too. We already reviewed the new Mac mini and found it’s super tiny and quite, delivers a decent selection of ports, and offers an excellent performance with the speedy M4 chip. We enjoyed the smaller Mac so much that we gave it a 4-star rating. Our only criticism, other then the lack of a single USB-A port, is the price of Apple’s upgrades, which cost an extra $200 for double the storage (256GB to 512GB). At least, with this instant discount at Amazon, you get to save $50 off that price. The main thing about the M4 Mac mini is how incredibly small it is. As we wrote, “Apple told us the new Mac mini was smaller. It shows us photos and videos. And still, when I took it out of the box, I was somewhat unprepared for just how small it actually is,” we wrote. So how small is it? Well, it’s just 5×5 inches square and 2 inches tall, only a little larger than the Apple TV and ready to fit into your palm. So snatch the 256GB Mac mini for $550 or the 512GB Mac Mini M4 for $749 and save $50 on the smallest Mac Apple has ever made. Save $50 on the Mac Mini M4Buy it now at Amazon06:47 pmI created a cache for firebase
Created my own firebase cache I have a iOS app that handles bulk sending of images to a group of friends. As you can imagine the reads from the db were massive, especially if a user opened the images and then re opened them at a later date. To overcome this I created a cache […]06:45 pmSMS Delivery Delays to Orange Network in Sierra Leone
Nov 8, 10:45 PSTUpdate - We are experiencing . 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.Nov 8, 10:42 PSTInvestigating - Our monitoring systems have detected a potential issue . Our engineering team has been alerted and is actively investigating. We will update as soon as we have more information.06:32 pmApple extends holiday return period for purchases
When Apple extends the holiday return period for buyers and giftees, you know the holidays have officially begun. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)06:27 pmCops think iPhones are secretly communicating with each other to reboot
A new report from 404 Media says that law enforcement officials in Detroit, Michigan believe that iOS 18 includes a “new security feature that tells nearby iPhones to reboot if they have been disconnected from a cellular network for some time.” more…06:25 pmGet Media Data from Another App or System
This is a screenshot from Sony Sound Connect (app to manage my headphones) I am looking for what handles the highlighted area Audio is playing from Spotify (it could be youtube, prime music, or any other audio playing in the background) I need to get playing audio data from the phone media controls (forward, backward, […]06:25 pmHow to Tame Sequoia’s Window Tiling
Struggling with window resizing surprises in macOS 15 Sequoia? Adam Engst guides you through configuring Sequoia’s new tiling features to improve your Mac window management.06:05 pmBest Buy Reveals Black Friday Plans With Sitewide Sales Available Now
Black Friday sales are continuing today with Best Buy kicking off early Black Friday deals that will last for the next few days. Similar to other retailers, Best Buy's early Black Friday event includes sitewide savings on Apple products, headphones, TVs, monitors, video games, and more. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with Best Buy. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running. Best Buy's Black Friday Schedule Best Buy's early Black Friday sale begins today, and new doorbusters will go online every Friday in November. On November 21, the retailer's Black Friday sale will officially begin and run through November 30. We've broken down the schedule below: Friday 11/8: Doorbusters every Friday begins 11/8 through 11/20: Early Black Friday deals 11/21 through 11/30: Black Friday sale 12/1 through 12/2: Cyber Monday sale Best Buy's Early Black Friday Sale You'll find plenty of Apple devices on sale during this event, including MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, iPad, MacBook Air, and more. Of course, there are plenty non-Apple products to shop as well, including the best prices of the year on select TVs and gaming laptops. SITEWIDE SALEBest Buy Early Black Friday Some of these deals will require a My Best Buy Plus or Total membership, which begin at $49.99 per year. With My Best Buy Plus you will get free two day shipping, exclusive discounts, and an extended 60-day return window on most products. Apple iPad 9th Gen iPad - $199.99 ($130 off) 10th Gen iPad - $299.00 ($50 off) 11-inch M2 iPad Air (128GB Wi-Fi) - $499.00 ($100 off) 13-inch M2 iPad Air (128GB Wi-Fi) - $699.00 ($100 off) 14-inch M3 MacBook Pro M3, 8GB RAM, 512GB - $1,099.00, down from $1,599.00 M3, 8GB RAM, 1TB - $1,299.00, down from $1,799.00 M3, 16GB RAM, 1TB - $1,399.00, down from $1,999.00 M3 Pro, 512GB - $1,599.00, down from $1,999.00 M3 Pro, 1TB - $1,999.00, down from $2,399.00 M3 Max, 1TB - $2,799.00, down from $3,199.00 16-inch M3 MacBook Pro M3 Pro, 36GB RAM, 512GB - $2,299.00, down from $2,899.00 M3 Max, 36GB RAM, 1TB - $2,899.00, down from $3,499.00 Headphones Beats Solo 4 - $99.99 ($100 off) Beats Studio Buds - $99.99 ($50 off) Jabra Elite 10 - $149.99 ($100 off) Beats Studio Pro - $169.99 ($180 off) Sony WH1000XM4 Noise-Cancelling Headphones - $229.99 ($120 off) Bose QuietComfort Ultra - $329.00 ($100 off) TVs 43-inch Roku 4K Smart TV - $169.99 ($80 off) 50-inch Samsung Crystal UHD 4K TV - $249.99 ($50 off) 65-inch LG 4K Smart TV - $399.99 ($200 off) 75-inch Samsung Crystal UHD 4K TV - $549.00 ($200 off) 65-inch Samsung QLED 4K Smart TV - $799.99 ($200 off) 65-inch Sony Bravia LED 4K Smart TV - $999.99 ($200 off) 65-inch LG OLED 4K UHD Smart TV - $1,499.99 ($300 off) 65-inch Samsung The Frame 4K TV - $1,599.99 ($400 off) 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 Roundups: Apple Black Friday, Apple DealsRelated Forum: Community DiscussionThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums06:03 pmMajor Apple supplier TSMC says investment plan in America unchanged after President Trump wins election | Mac Daily NewsMajor Apple supplier TSMC says investment plan in America unchanged after President Trump wins election
Major Apple supplier TSMC, the world's largest dedicated independent "pure-play" semiconductor foundry, says its investment plan in America… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.05:49 pmThe MacRumors Show: visionOS 2.2 and Where Vision Pro Goes Next
On this week's episode of The MacRumors Show, we discuss visionOS 2.2 and Apple's potential move into iPhone-connected glasses. Subscribe to The MacRumors Show YouTube channel for more videos visionOS 2.2 brings Wide and Ultrawide modes to the Vision Pro's Mac Virtual Display feature. Mac Virtual Display allows Apple's Vision Pro headset to be used as an external display for a Mac. The feature has been available since visionOS was first released earlier this year, but the wider options are new in the latest beta. Apple has previously said the ultrawide version of Mac Virtual Display is equivalent to having two physical 4K displays sitting side by side on a desk. Testing the Vision Pro With New Ultrawide Display Option in visionOS 2.2 We discuss the experience of using the new Mac Virtual Display modes and whether it makes the Vision Pro more useful. visionOS 2.2 will likely be released to the public in December alongside iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2, macOS Sequoia 15.2, watchOS 11.2, tvOS 18.2, and other updates. We also talk through where Apple's Vision product line is headed next. There are now a multitude of rumors from reliable sources about a new, M5-powered Vision Pro headset with Apple Intelligence that is apparently set to launch next year. Apple is also said to be "seriously considering" a new Vision device that offloads computing to a paired iPhone and serves as an accessory for watching movies, similar to Xreal. The MacRumors Show also has its own YouTube channel, so make sure you're subscribed to keep up with new episodes and clips: Subscribe to The MacRumors Show YouTube channel! You can also listen to The MacRumors Show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, or your preferred podcasts app. You can also copy our RSS feed directly into your podcast player. If you haven't already listened to the previous episode of The MacRumors Show, catch up for our discussion with Jon Prosser about talk all of Apple's latest Mac announcements. Subscribe to The MacRumors Show for new episodes every week, where we discuss some of the topical news breaking here on MacRumors, often joined by interesting guests such as Luke Miani, Matthew Cassinelli, Brian Tong, Quinn Nelson, Kevin Nether, Jared Nelson, Eli Hodapp, Mike Bell, Sara Dietschy, iJustine, Jon Rettinger, Andru Edwards, Arnold Kim, Ben Sullins, Marcus Kane, Christopher Lawley, Frank McShan, David Lewis, Tyler Stalman, Sam Kohl, John Gruber, Federico Viticci, Thomas Frank, Jonathan Morrison, Ross Young, Ian Zelbo, and Rene Ritchie. The MacRumors Show is on X @MacRumorsShow, so be sure to give us a follow to keep up with the podcast. You can also head over to The MacRumors Show forum thread to engage with us directly. Remember to rate and review the podcast, and let us know what subjects and guests you would like to see in the future.Tag: The MacRumors ShowThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums05:45 pmNew M4 Mac mini has removable storage — but don’t touch it!
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The new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with M4, M4 Pro, and M4 Max chips launched in stores today. If you are not planning to upgrade this year, be aware that there are already rumors about next year's MacBook Pro models with M5 series chips. It appears the MacBook Pro will remain on an annual upgrade cycle next year. Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo today said camera module shipments for MacBook Pro models with M5 series chips will begin in 2025, and Bloomberg's Mark Gurman also recently said MacBook Pro models with M5, M5 Pro, and M5 Max chips will launch next year. In fact, he said Apple's development of those chips was already near completion. MacBook Pro announcement dates: M4, M4 Pro, and M4 Max models: October 30, 2024 M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max models: October 30, 2023 M2 Pro and M2 Max models: January 17, 2023 (it has been rumored that this launch was initially planned for October 2022) M1 Pro and M1 Max models: October 18, 2021 Gurman believes the MacBook Pro will not receive any major design changes next year, with bigger changes like an OLED display and a thinner design rumored for 2026. The last major redesign to the MacBook Pro line occurred in 2021. All in all, expect the MacBook Pro to receive yet another modest spec bump with performance improvements and other internal upgrades next year, and start saving your money for the two-generations-away models with a "total redesign." Related Roundup: MacBook ProBuyer's Guide: MacBook Pro (Buy Now)Related Forum: MacBook ProThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums05:30 pmBest cheap VPN Deals: The cheapest VPNs for Mac, iPhone or iPad
Macworld If you want to unblock regional content on streaming services like Netflix, iPlayer, and Prime, or access websites that aren’t available in your region, a VPN is an essential tool. VPN services can also give you online privacy as well as letting you securely connect to open Wi-Fi networks in cafes, hotels, airports and other places. We can help you find the cheapest VPN to suit your needs. Choosing which VPN service to subscribe to can be difficult and this is compounded by the fact that there are so many offers and discounts. That’s where we come in. All of the services you’ll find below are ones we’d use ourselves – and we do so daily. We’ll let you know the latest prices and best deals so you can find the VPN that suites you at the best price. Read How to use a VPN on a Mac for more information, and if you still aren’t sure why you need a VPN read: Should I use a VPN on my Mac/iPhone? Best VPN deals right now All these deals save a significant amount compared to paying for each of these services on a rolling monthly subscription. VPN providers tend to offer year-round discounts, however there are some deals that mean you won’t be locked into a monthly fee, or at least not one that will expire soon. Here are two of the best examples: One deal to take a look at is FastestVPN’s Lifetime plan – which with 93% off makes it an absolute bargain as you pay once and have access to the VPN for life. It’s a one-off $40 (approx £33) and the company says that the full price would be $600. We have plenty more deals below. Note that many of the deals lock you in for a year or two years after which you can end up paying a lot more, so check out the advertised monthly price. We recommend setting a reminder in your calendar to cancel and look for a new deal to replace the one you had at the end of the contract period. For our recommendations of Mac Antivirus Software that we have tested see: Best Antivirus for Mac 2024: Top Security Software Compared. We also evaluate the Best VPN for iPad and Best VPN for iPhone. Best free VPN There are a few free VPNs on offer but our advice is usually to be very cautious about them. Companies that give stuff away will be making money somehow, and you can’t be sure they aren’t selling your data. One decent VPN that does offer a free tier is Proton VPN (read our review). You can use Proton VPN for nothing, as long as you’re happy with U.S., Japan, and Netherlands as your server locations. It’s also limiting in that you can only connect a single device, and speeds are slower than the paid plans, but the free version is available on all platforms and if you like it you can always subscribe to get the whole package which will unblock a host of features, including an ad and tracker blocker and improved speed of up to 10 Gbit, as well as an expanded 10-device limit. There’s Port Forwarding for downloads and gaming, too, as well as a Kill Switch for disconnecting should the VPN drop out. Get Proton VPN free Best cheap VPNs for Mac We’re reviewed all these services in our round-up of the best VPNs for Mac. Below you will find details of the best deals available currently for each of the major VPN providers – these deals change all the time. Most VPNs cost less than $5/£5 per month, with some less than $3/£3. There are even some free VPNs, but these are usually very limited and could be collecting data about you. The ones we share here are generally around $3/£3 a month or less. Here are our top recommendations for the cheapest Mac VPNs: NordVPN Private Internet Access Surfshark CyberGhost As we said above, just remember to take a note of the renewal date when you start a subscription so that you can cancel it before you get charged the full price. Best VPN deals: Save money on a VPN for your Mac 1. NordVPN Pros Incredibly easy to use Great downloadable apps Plenty of server options Cons Pricing heavily weighted toward two-year plans Price When Reviewed: Basic plan from $3.59 a month for two years + 3 free months. Usually $12.99. Basic 2-Year Plan (+ 3 free months)$3.59 a monthBasic 1-Year Plan (+ 3 free months)$4.49 a monthBasic Monthly Plan$12.99 a month NordVPN is a fully featured VPN option that’s secure, easy to use, and unbelievably fast compared to its competitors. Prices change all the time. In October 2024, in the run up to Black Friday, NordVPN’s Basic plan is 71% off at $3.59/£2.69 a month for 2 years + 3 months. Read our full NordVPN review 2. Surfshark Pros Simple to use No device limits Cons Slower on OpenVPN Price When Reviewed: Starter plan from $1.99 a month for two years + 4 free months. Usually $15.45 a month. Starter 2-Year Plan (+ 3 free months)$1.99 a monthStarter 1-Year Plan (+ 3 free months)$2.99 a monthStarter Monthly Plan$15.45 a month SurfShark is a great VPN option that’s as easy to use as the best of them, while maintaining security across an unlimited number of devices – something we don’t see often. Right now Surfshark’s Starter plan is $1.99/£1.49 a month for 2 years + 4 free months for Black Friday. Read our full Surfshark review 3. Private Internet Access Pros Lots of power features Privacy-minded Great value Cons Less intuitive than some others Price When Reviewed: From $2.19 a month for two years + 2 free months. Usually $11.99 a month. 2-Year Plan (+2 free months($2.19 a month6-Month Plan$7.50 a monthMonthly plan$11.99 a month Private Internet Access (PIA) offers a robust feature set that makes it one of the more impressive VPNs out there. Right now PIA Has a deal that means you pay $2.19/£1.69 a month for two years. Read our full Private Internet Access review 4. CyberGhost Pros Simple to use Decent speeds Plenty of servers Cons Lacking some power user features Price When Reviewed: $2.19 a month for two years + 2 free months. Usually $12.99 a month. 2-Year Plan (+ 4 free months)$2.19 a month6-Month Plan$6.99 a monthMonthly Plan$12.99 a month CyberGhost takes a lot of the complexity out of VPN usage, for better and for worse. On the one hand, some users may want more power-user features. In October 2024 you can get 84% off at Cyberghost. This is $2.19/£1.92 a month for 2 years with 2 free months. It’s fully refundable for 45 days, according to the company. Read our full CyberGhost review 5. hide.me VPN Pros Dedicated streaming servers Impressive free tier Cons Slightly clunky UI Price When Reviewed: From $2.59 a month for 1 years + 3 free months. Usually $9.95 a month. 2-Year Plan$2.59 a month1-Year Plan$4.49 a monthMonthly plan$9.95 a month Hide.me is a solid VPN with a great free tier, but the UI isn’t particularly intuitive. Hide.me has a Black Friday deal that means you pay £2.29 a month for 27 months. Read our full hide.me VPN review 6. ProtonVPN Pros Simple to use Free plan Great speed Cons Setup on macOS was a little fiddly Price When Reviewed: From $4.49 a month for two years. Usually $9.99 a month. 2-Year Plan$4.49 a month1-Year Plan$4.99 a monthMonthly$9.99 a month Proton VPN’s free tier, ease of use, and impressive speeds put it right near the top of our VPN recommendations. There is a free tier of Proton VPN, but if you want a bit more flexibility and a few more features prices start at $4.49/€4.49 a month for two years. Usually $9.99/€9.99 a month. The Swiss-based company doesn’t seem to like pounds, so it’s dollars or euros, unfortunately. Read our full ProtonVPN review How to find the best VPN deal for Mac VPN subscriptions typically work out cheaper if you commit for a year or longer, which saves a lot of money. 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Incident began at 2024-11-08 08:17 (all times are US/Pacific).Summary: Intermittent failure to create support cases Description: We are experiencing an intermittent issue with Google Cloud Support beginning at Friday, 2024-11-08 08:05 US/Pacific. Our engineering team continues to investigate the issue. We will provide an update by Friday, 2024-11-08 10:15 US/Pacific with current details. We apologize to all who are affected by the disruption. Diagnosis: Users are facing issues intermittently while creating the support cases Workaround: Users are requested to retry the request as the issue is intermittent Affected products: Google Cloud SupportAffected locations: GlobalFirehose II – Jobs, Deals, Apps
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