Why did Australia ban Huawei from the NBN? Where will the NBN be three years from now? Who's suing Apple this week and will you do your taxes through a portal in future?
Why did Australia ban Huawei from the NBN? Where will the NBN be three years from now? Who's suing Apple this week and will you do your taxes through a portal in future?
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Apple will finally give iPhone and iPad users an important choice to make
To upgrade to iOS/iPadOS 15, or not to upgrade to iOS/iPadOS 15, that is the question.
Apple's presentation was ugly. But it hid something very useful
The smallest new feature can sometimes be the one that you find invaluable. That may be the case with Apple's new MacOS.
WWDC 2021: A week of reckoning for Apple’s cloud services rivals
Apple intends to replace every leading third-party consumer cloud app with its own platform equivalents. Sharing and privacy are everything.
Apple should fix this privacy issue, not try to keep it quiet
When you hand over your iPhone, iPad, or Mac for repair, you should be confident that your data should remain private.
When will the new Macs be announced?
Are you hoping for a 16-inch M1 MacBook Pro, this time possibly with actual ports? A new, updated processor for the Mac mini? A bigger M1 iMac? A new Mac Pro? Read on for our predictions ...
No, Apple didn't accidentally leak the M1X MacBook Pro
Do you really think Apple is that stupid?
Intel-powered Macs won't get some new macOS Monterey features
Obsolescence is already in the horizon for Macs with Intel inside, even if you just bought it.
Lose the use of Apple’s iCloud, and you lose more than storage
Apple ID is so deeply woven into the Apple software internals that an iCloud issue can render inoperable a whole suite of services for MacOS and iOS that run on the Apple ID linked to iCloud. ...
What's Apple's next big thing? WWDC 2021 offered clues
Apple has been setting the groundwork for the next big thing for years. And, no, it's not a car or a TV.
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