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- Saturday February 15
- 01:25 amDeals: save up to $1,000 on these M3 Max 16-inch MacBook Pro laptops
Closeout deals offer up to $1,000 off two loaded M3 Max 16-inch MacBook Pro configurations exclusively for AppleInsider readers.Save up to $1,000 on M3 Max MacBook Pros.Two powerful M3 Max MacBook Pro 16-inch configurations are heavily discounted for AppleInsider readers at Apple Premier Partner Expercom. These MacBook Pro deals feature the top-of-the-line M3 Max chip with a 16-core CPU and 40-core GPU that was part of the Late 2023 line.16" MacBook Pro M3 Max, 16C CPU, 40C GPU, 64GB, 2TB: $3,699.54 ($900 off) Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our ForumsFriday February 1411:20 pmNetflix Accidentally Made Its Content Show Up In the Apple TV App
Netflix content briefly appeared in the Apple TV app due to an unintentional glitch, sparking excitement among users before the company swiftly rolled back the integration. Engadget reports: A Netflix spokesperson told The Verge on Friday that the Apple TV app integration was an error that has been rolled back. Indeed, Redditors who had been tracking the forbidden fruit with unbridled glee confirmed that all signs of Netflix content had since vanished from Apple's streaming hub. Netflix giveth, and Netflix taketh away. While the boo-boo was still active, PC World reported it let you add Netflix originals like Stranger Things, Cobra Kai and The Crown but lacked licensed shows and movies. Even the available content was a buggy mess. For example, only season five of The Crown was available, leaving you to wonder what hijinks Liz and the gang had gotten into before or after the grunge era. The "Add to Watchlist" and "Continue Watching" features were also said to be spotty. Read more of this story at Slashdot.10:54 pmApple's Siri renovation is probably going to take longer than expected
It's been widely reported that Apple's Siri advancements promised for 2025 would arrive in April with iOS 18.4 but a new report casts some doubt on that timeline.Siri is gaining a new animation around the edge of iPhone screensApple has yet to officially announce when the advancements were coming, beyond a 2025 timeframe. The features were announced at WWDC 2024 and were said to be coming to iOS 18.But, according to a new report by Bloomberg on Friday, Apple's work has hit some snags. Some features that were said to be planned for iOS 18.4 are said to have been pushed back to May, or even later. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums10:16 pmSiri with promised Apple Intelligence upgrades may not be fully ready until iOS 18.5
In the category of disappointing but not surprising, Mark Gurman reports for Bloomberg that the upgraded version of Siri may not be fully ready for iOS 18.4 when it arrives soon. more…10:01 pmWarren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway didn’t sell any Apple shares last quarter
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway reduced its positions in several financial stocks in the fourth quarter, but didn’t sell any Apple… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.09:51 pmGentler Streak gains new Home Screen widgets with health metrics
Gentler Streak, one of the most popular fitness and wellness apps for Apple devices, has just been updated again. This time, the latest version of the app adds multiple new widgets with different health metrics, so that users can get an overview of their health right from their Home Screen. more…09:03 pmApple’s next-gen Studio Display could get huge upgrade to Mini LED
Apple is preparing for the next generation of its 27-inch Studio Display with a big upgrade to Mini LED backlighting. It's expected to be… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.08:47 pmSecurity Bite: A dangerous place to be an iPhone
Imagine you’re on your way to dinner, walking down a decently busy street during the day. You’re using your new iPhone 16 Pro for directions before, out of nowhere, a masked individual on an e-bike whips around to your side and snatches you’re Desert Titanium baby and zooms off. All in seconds. This sounds like a one-off insane situation, but this is precisely what happened to Dimitar Stanimiroff last week in London, England. And he’s not alone… Most recent statistics say a phone is stolen on average every 6 minutes in London, or about 64,000 annually. It’s so common that the City of London Police deployed special task forces to snuff out these gangs and even had to publish a blog post explaining how to protect your mobile device in public better. Over the years, Apple has made impressive strides in implementing anti-theft measures like Activation Lock and inadvertent “parts pairing” rules. These features and others are meant to deter thieves and minimize situations like Stanimiroff’s. Is it enough? 9to5Mac Security Bite is exclusively brought to you by Mosyle, the only Apple Unified Platform. Making Apple devices work-ready and enterprise-safe is all we do. Our unique integrated approach to management and security combines state-of-the-art Apple-specific security solutions for fully automated Hardening & Compliance, Next Generation EDR, AI-powered Zero Trust, and exclusive Privilege Management with the most powerful and modern Apple MDM on the market. The result is a totally automated Apple Unified Platform currently trusted by over 45,000 organizations to make millions of Apple devices work-ready with no effort and at an affordable cost. Request your EXTENDED TRIAL today and understand why Mosyle is everything you need to work with Apple. more…08:25 pmRuntime 003: Boom goes quiet, T-Mobile Starlink explained, Musk’s OpenAI bid
Sophia Tung and Zac Hall discuss the evolution of tech news sources, the challenges of launching new tech verticals, and the need for an AI news platform. They explore the impact of professional audio equipment on podcasting, audience engagement, and diverse tech interests. The conversation touches on podcasting’s future, T-Mobile and Starlink’s collaboration, and innovative changes in connectivity. They discuss satellite internet, van life, Elon Musk’s bid for OpenAI, upcoming OpenAI models, AI user experience, personal stories, cultural reflections, self-driving cars, and pop culture predictions. more…08:14 pmSorry, Netflix support isn't coming to the Apple TV app
As quickly as it came, support for Netflix in the Apple TV app has been removed, and it turns out it wasn't supposed to exist at all.Netflix confirms Apple TV app integration was just a bugEarlier we saw what appeared Valentine's Day truce between Netflix and Apple, but unfortunately, that isn't the case.On Friday morning, US Netflix subscribers were prompted to connect their Netflix account to the Apple TV app. For a short time, Netflix series such as "Squid Game" are showing up in the Apple TV app's Watchlist and Continue Watching sections. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums08:03 pmNetflix confirms integration into Apple TV app was just a bug
This morning, where Netflix appeared as a “participating” service in Apple TV, was a bug and any signs on integration has now been killed… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.07:48 pmToday in Apple history: Intel and Microsoft face lawsuit for stealing Apple code
On February 14, 1995, Cupertino extended a lawsuit against a developer over stolen Apple code to include Microsoft and Intel. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)07:34 pmNetflix confirms it didn’t mean to support that Apple TV feature everyone has wanted for years | 9 to 5 MacNetflix confirms it didn’t mean to support that Apple TV feature everyone has wanted for years
Netflix has taken a break from raising prices to confirm that it didn’t mean to support that Apple TV feature everyone has wanted for years. more…07:33 pmiOS 18.4 beta release date: Here’s what to expect
Apple wrapped up its iOS 18.3 beta cycle weeks ago, and normally new betas would have arrived already. But we’re still waiting for iOS 18.4 beta 1. Fortunately, the wait should be over soon. more…07:11 pmApple is launching a new product next week, here’s what to expect
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that Apple will launch a new product on Wednesday, January 19. The most likely release is the much-anticipated iPhone SE 4, but there are a few other possibilities. Here’s everything you need to know. more…07:10 pmTikTok returns to Apple’s App Store after President Trump delays ban
TikTok is back on Apple and Google's U.S. app stores after President Donald Trump delayed enforcing a ban on the app… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.07:00 pmCan’t-miss deal: More than half off portable power station
A Bluetti AC180 portable power station can save you from power outages and boring camping trips. Get 54% off while you can. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)07:00 pmHomeKit Weekly: The next generation of smart home products needs to focus on being more proactive about home maintenance | 9 to 5 MacHomeKit Weekly: The next generation of smart home products needs to focus on being more proactive about home maintenance
For years, the smart home conversation has revolved around making things easier and more convenient around the home. We’ve focused on products that let us turn on lights with our voice, , or set the control temperature without getting up the couch. As awesome as those things are, I’d like to see a new generation of HomeKit focused on home maintenance. I recently picked up Ting, and while it doesn’t support HomeKit, it’s giving me so many ideas on how I’d like to see the smart home of the future evolve. more…06:33 pmExpect iPhone SE 4 to sell better than previous SE models – Ming-Chi Kuo
Apple's forthcoming iPhone SE4 is expected to perform slightly better than previous SE models, according to Ming-Chi Kuo… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.06:11 pmNetflix relents, starts cooperating with Apple TV app
Netflix content is now available in the Apple TV application, marking a new integration for streaming services. But there are limits. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)