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- Monday September 23
- 09:40 pmFantastical 3.9 and Cardhop 2.3
Brings a variety of improvements and bug fixes to the Fantastical calendar app. ($56.99 annual subscription new, free update, 67.2/29.9 MB, macOS 12+)09:38 pmKeynote 14.2, Numbers 14.2, and Pages 14.2
Brings some handy new features to Keynote. (Free, various sizes, macOS 14+)09:25 pmApple off to strong start with first weekend of iPhone 16 sales – Wedbush
Apple's iPhone 16 has experienced a promising start in terms of pre-order demand, reinforcing Wedbush Securities' prediction that the… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.09:23 pmObscura adds iPhone 16 Camera Control support, Lock Screen access in iOS 18
Obscura is a powerful third-party camera app for iPhone, and it just got even more capable. With the launch of iOS 18 and the iPhone 16, Obscura can now be accessed directly from your iPhone’s Lock Screen, adjusted via the Camera Control, and more. more…09:22 pmFirst Impressions of the iPhone 16 Pro
After spending a weekend with the iPhone 16 Pro, Adam Engst feels even more confident in his earlier recommendation of the iPhone 16 for most people. The iPhone 16 Pro’s increased size and weight, along with the lack of noticeably better macro photos, make the standard model a better choice for most.09:18 pmGet refurbished first-gen AirPods Pro for just $119.99
Want noise-canceling Apple earbuds for less? Hop on this deal to snag a pair of refurbished first-gen AirPods Pro for just $119.99. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)09:01 pmCamera Control does a lot, but you can also make it just a simple button
The iPhone 16’s biggest selling point, according to Apple, is the forthcoming Apple Intelligence feature set. However, Camera Control has to be a close second. The new dedicated camera button packs a lot of functionality, but after a few days with my iPhone 16 Pro, I’ve found that I prefer using Camera Control as a simple button. Here’s how you, too, can adjust Camera Control to make it simpler and more stripped down. more…08:28 pmYouTuber hacks first-gen HomePod’s hidden debug port to carry USB audio
A YouTube repair specialist known as "NicsFix" has discovered a surprising use for the debug port on first-generation HomePods… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.07:50 pm10 long years with—and good riddance to—Apple’s iPhone 6 design
Op-ed: On living with the iPhone 6 design—and its flaws—for a full decade.07:40 pmQualcomm’s potential purchase of beleaguered Intel would likely raise antitrust, foundry concerns | Mac Daily NewsQualcomm’s potential purchase of beleaguered Intel would likely raise antitrust, foundry concerns
Analysts have expressed concerns about Qualcomm's potential acquisition of Intel. While such a deal could diversify Qualcomm's business… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.07:28 pmWhy wait for the M4 Mac Mini when the M2 Pro is $200 off right now
Macworld We all know that a new Mac mini is coming soon, but the current model is still a great option for anyone who wants a great computer without taking over a ton of space—especially when it’s on sale: Amazon is selling the M2 Pro Mac mini for $1.099, a savings of $200 and a great deal on a great machine. Despite its powerful chip, the M2 Pro Mac mini is small, silent, and powerful, like you wouldn’t believe. You can easily turn it into a multitasking machine by hooking up to three displays at the same time—the device supports two 6K displays at 60Hz via Thunderbolt and another 4K/60Hz monitor via HDMI. The M2 Pro offers great performance, although there’s really no comparison between the new model and the older Intel versions. We reviewed the Mac Mini with the M2 Pro chip and gave it a four-star rating. “The upgrade to the M2 Pro, as well as display output and wireless upgrades, made this more than a worthy successor to the aging Intel-based Mac mini,” the review reads. Our main gripe with this product was its price, but that’s not an issue with this deep discount now available at Amazon. Therefore, forget the M4 FOMO and grab the Mac Mini for $1,099 while you still can. This tiny PC is very powerful and has a great priceBuy it now at Amazon07:24 pmiOS 18.1 beta 5: Every new feature and change
Apple has released iOS 18.1 beta 5 to developers and it includes several notable changes for iPhone users. There are improvements to Apple Intelligence, upgrades to Camera Control on the iPhone 16, and more. Head below for a full roundup of what’s new. more…07:16 pmiFixit: Apples’ ‘iPhone 16 lineup makes three big leaps for repairkind’
Repair site iFixit, famous for it's Apple product teardowns, finds Apple's iPhone 16 lineup to be a big deal, writing that "the iPhone 16… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.07:11 pmThis is how much iPhone storage Apple Intelligence will require
Apple Intelligence is releasing soon as part of iOS 18.1. When it does, you may need to free up some additional storage on your iPhone. Here are the storage requirements for Apple Intelligence at launch, and why they’ll grow over time. more…07:01 pmHow to use a VPN to access international marketplaces
There is a world of online shopping sites with different goods and services available from the ones here. All of these sites can be unlocked with the best VPN for iPhone apps.Some of the best products don't come from marketplaces in your country. Sometimes, international stores offer tremendous deals that are unavailable in your home region.You can usually access a website through its regional website, but items aren't always for sale to people outside of the area where the website is located.What happens if you want to buy something only available to residents of Spain but you're in Seattle? Maybe you have your eyes on a scarf sold only in Austria but you live in Austin? Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums07:00 pmLatest iOS 18.1 and macOS 15.1 beta enable drag and drop for iPhone Mirroring
Apple on Monday released the fifth beta of iOS 18.1 and macOS Sequoia 15.1. The software updates will be the first to come with Apple Intelligence, but they also bring some other new features. With the betas released today, Apple has finally enabled drag and drop for iPhone Mirroring. more…06:02 pmHow Sonos botched its app and infuriated its customers
Sonos' app update update has become one of the most disastrous software releases by any consumer technology company in recent memory… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.06:00 pmNab your choice of M3 MacBook Pro for hundreds off
Some folks might want to wait for M4 models, but you can get hundreds off M3 MacBook Pro models right now at Amazon. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)06:00 pmMagSafe Monday: UGREEN’s 2-in-1 desk charger brings Qi2 in a compact form factor
The is a highly compact and versatile charging solution that combines sleek design with robust functionality. This device is built to charge both your iPhone and AirPods (MagSafe for iPhone), featuring Qi2 technology for fast charging if you have a supported devices. It provides 15W of power to smartphones and 5W to AirPods, making it an ideal companion for people who don’t need to charge an Apple Watch at their desk. more…05:59 pmiOS 18.1 adds new selfie option for iPhone 16 Camera Control
Apple has released iOS 18.1 beta 5 for developers and it comes with a new option for the iPhone 16’s Camera Control. Now, you can switch between the rear-facing iPhone 16 cameras and the front-facing selfie camera using Camera Control. more…