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Apple to replace some MacBook, MacBook Pro keyboards due to problems
The models affected range from 2015 to 2017 models.
Apple iPhone, Samsung owners: Unlocking your car by phone just moved step closer
Apple and Samsung are part of group working on a standard to ensure Digital Key will be reliable and unhackable.
Oppo's high-end Find X phone: Full screen, no notch but will you like pop-up camera?
Oppo's latest high-end smartphone avoids the notch trend with a 'stealthy 3D camera'.
Apple releases second beta of iOS 12, macOS Mojave, watchOS 5 and tvOS 12
All of which are currently only available to developers.
Google's Android Messages for web is here: This is how it lets you text from PCs, Macs
The new Messages app enables texting from the desktop and brings Smart Reply from the Allo app.
Apple to pay AU$9m for misleading iPhone and iPad consumers
Apple has been held responsible for the conduct of its Australian subsidiary, which told local customers they were not entitled for a repair or replacement of iPhones and iPads if they had used a third-party repairer.
Sonos attacks the soundbar market as competitors grow louder
Sonos' $399 Beam represents a more aggressive play for consumers who may have more modest TV audio needs. But with its embrace of AirPlay 2 and voice agents, it is also advancing the agenda of competitors.
Why the Mac you know has no future
Apple's Mac is about to head toward an assisted living community in the desert -- and then its final resting place in the cloud.
Apple to iPhone owners: 'iOS 12 will auto-share your location in 911 calls'
Calling 911 from an iPhone will soon automatically share the device's location with 911 centers.
Apple's Mac is in a 'sad state', says this popular developer: Do you agree?
There's a growing view that Apple needs to update its Mac lineup across the board.
iOS 12: The hidden feature I won't be switching on
Given how unstable some iOS updates can be, I don't think I'll be switching on the iOS 12 automatic update feature anytime soon.
Apple suddenly remembers the Mac (or remembers you care about it)
Out of nowhere, new Apple ads celebrating the Mac. How strange.
Firefox makers eye new 'voice browser': They've even built an Alexa prototype
Mozilla, the maker of Firefox, wants to build a voice-powered app that works across multiple platforms.
iOS 12 beta: Is it faster than iOS 11?
Apple made a big deal of how iOS 12 would be faster than iOS 11, especially on older devices. But does the beta show signs of delivering this much-needed performance boost?
Apple limits developer access to iPhone address book
In the wake of Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal, Apple has quietly curtailed what information developers can access from their users.
Apple products you shouldn't buy (June 2018 edition)
Here's are nine Apple products that you should think twice about before buying because they are old, newer versions are likely to land soon, or they represent poor value for money.
Apple WWDC 2018 keynote: Scenes and surprises
Highlights and some surprises from Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference keynote, including announcements on iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS.
Everything iOS 12 from Apple's WWDC 2018 keynote
Apple has given us our first look at iOS 12 at its annual WWDC conference. This is the software that will grace all the latest iPhones and iPads, including the new ones likely to be released in 2018. Here's what to expect when iOS 12 comes to iOS devices later this year.
iOS 11.4 tips, tricks, and secrets everyone should know
Get more done with your iPhone or iPad -- as well as impress your friends and family -- with these tips, tricks, and secrets.
WWDC 2018: Software, hardware and everything Apple is rumored to reveal
CEO Tim Cook and other Apple executives will take the stage at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference to announce software updates for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, Mac, and HomePod. They may even announce new hardware. Here's what to expect.
Capture your best shot with smartphone dual cameras
2018 may be the year that dual rear cameras become a standard on smartphones. There are different reasons to use these dual rear cameras and a few different types of lenses being used.
Seven things Apple needs to fix in iOS 12 (but probably won't)
iOS is far from perfect, and there's a lot of things that Apple should be trying to fix. But the truth is that I'm not holding my breath.
How to run Windows 10 and Windows applications on your Mac
macOS is a great platform, but there are times when some Mac users still need access to Windows and Windows apps.
What would Steve Jobs think of today's Apple?
Steve Jobs was never one to leave anyone in any doubt as to what was on his mind, and thanks to hundreds of hours of keynotes, speeches, and interviews, we can get an insight into what he might think about the current state of the company he founded. Feel free to share your favorite Steve Jobs comments in the TalkBack.
Best of the best iPhone accessories
There's what feels like an infinite amount of iPhone accessories on the market. Some are good. Some are OK. Many are just awful. But a select few are amazing. Here are the iPhone accessories that I rely on daily.
Make the Kessel Run in Solo's new Millennium Falcon Otterbox Symmetry Apple iPhone X case
Han Solo is my favorite Star Wars character so the day OtterBox announced new Solo: A Star Wars Story cases I placed my order and have one wrapped around my Apple iPhone X.
Best iPhone charging cables you can buy
Has your iPhone's Lightning charging cable broken again? Are you tired of spending big bucks on cables that only last a few months? Here are some replacements that have been tested for durability and performance.
Don't buy these Apple products (May 2018 edition)
Here's a list of Apple products that you shouldn't buy because they are old, newer versions are likely to land soon, or they just represent poor value for money.
iOS 11 tips and tricks everyone should know
If you use an iPhone or iPad, you owe it to yourself to be able to get the most out of your hardware, and the best way to do that is to know how to get the most of iOS 11.
New iPhones and more: Here's what's coming from Apple this year
These are new phones and devices we expect Apple to release in 2018.
Lost your car keys? Soon, your smartphone will unlock your vehicle
Apple and Samsung are part of group working on a standard to ensure Digital Key will be reliable and unhackable.
WHO says gaming addiction is a mental health condition
With gaming disorder making its way into the International Classification of Diseases it's just a matter of time before other digital issues--think smartphone and social--are flagged.
iOS 12 will give your location to the emergency services when you call 911
Calling 911 from an iPhone will soon automatically share the device's location.
Apple fined AU$9m for misleading consumers over warranty rights
Apple is set to pay AU$9 million after the Australian Federal Court found that it made false or misleading representations to customers on their warranty rights.
Apple Watch vs. Fitbit Versa
Which smartwatch is right for you? We compare the latest from Apple and Fitbit to see how they perform as fitness trackers.
Apple's new rule: iPhone address book off-limits to developers
In the wake of Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal, Apple has quietly curtailed what information developers can access from their users.
Apple bans developers from submitting cryptocurrency mining apps for iOS devices
Apple has banned developers from submitting cryptocurrency mining apps designed for the iPhone or iPad.
Apple approaches trillion mark, expanding big tech's market mega-clout
Apple is within shouting distance of becoming the first American company with a market capitalization of $1 trillion, ahead of both Amazon and Alphabet (Google)....
iOS 12: First look at the developer beta
I just installed the iOS 12 developer beta, and here's my very first time running through the new features. As this is beta software, the final version is subject to change when it's released in the fall.
Report suggests car system failures in deadly Tesla Model X crash
NTSB's Tesla fatal crash report: Autopilot sped up, no braking in final seconds
Why Apple should really advertise its privacy efforts to consumers
WWDC 2018: Apple needs to show its most important product: Privacy
Five years after Snowden revelations, what's changed?
Where lawmakers failed to reform, the tech industry stepped up.
WWDC 2018: The big productivity features from Apple's developer event
From big Siri updates to group FaceTime to the future of augmented reality, Larry Dignan and Jason Hiner analyze Apple's WWDC updates for tech professionals.
WWDC 2018: Does Apple still care about macOS?
Apple still makes computers. Larry Dignan and Jason Hiner examine why Apple treats the Mac as a second-class citizen, and explain the latest productivity updates coming to macOS.
WWDC 2018: Can Apple cure us of smartphone addiction?
Smartphone addiction could be the next big tech data privacy scandal. Larry Dignan and Jason Hiner dissect Apple's plan to curb mobile screen time.
Apple iPad (2018) review: The best gets even better
The sixth-generation iPad is everything you could want in a tablet, for a fraction of the price.
Apple iMac Pro (late 2017) review: An AIO for the Pro crowd
It's seriously expensive, but Apple has finally released an iMac that can handle VR and other high-end content-creation tasks.
Apple HomePod review: Leaves a stain but not a strong impression
Apple's first foray into smart speaker market has the sound and looks, but does it have the smarts?
Apple iPhone X review: This is as good as it gets
Face ID, an impressive display, new interaction methods, and solid performance put the iPhone X on top.
Apple Watch Series 3 review: Always connected, just without the guilt
Apple's newest smartwatch is smarter in that it's always connected, but is it worth the cost?
iPhone 8 Plus Review: Bigger is better, but not for much longer
Apple's iPhone 8 Plus boasts some fancy new camera tricks that make it attractive... for now.
iPhone 8 review: More of the same, but better in just about every way
We've put the iPhone 8 to the test, and while it may look boring, it's anything but.
macOS High Sierra, First Take: Solid foundations, but light on eye candy
A solid and stable release, High Sierra offers compatibility with older Macs going back to 2010 and should prove a straightforward and worthwhile upgrade for most users.
iOS 11, First Take: The iPad gets to work, as Apple lays groundwork for the future
Apple's mobile OS signals a clear shift in emphasis towards greater productivity on the iPad, as well as flagging up the company's ambitions in augmented reality and home automation.
Moto E4 Plus review: An economical smartphone for those who only care about battery life
Shopping for an Android device on a tight budget? This phone will do the job, but just barely.
Sonnet eGFX Breakaway Box, First Take: A GPU upgrade path for your Mac
Buy an external Thunderbolt 3 expansion box and a powerful graphics card to put in it, and you can give your Mac's (or PC's) GPU performance a serious boost.
Apple 15-inch MacBook Pro (2017) review: Performance boost delivers better value for money
The 2017 15-inch MacBook Pro boosts both processor and graphics performance without affecting battery life, but remains expensive.
Amazon Echo Show review: A smart speaker that shows up the competition
Amazon added a screen and a camera to the Echo -- and it's awesome.
AirBar touchscreen Mac accessory: Exciting but not for the enterprise
ZDNet reviews the AirBar, a touchscreen gadget with the potential to transform your Apple experience.
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