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How to Install macOS Sequoia Developer Beta
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You have to be a member of Apple’s developer program to install the macOS Sequoia developer beta on your MacBook. To enroll yourself, download the Apple Developers app, go to the Account tab, sign in with your Apple ID, click on the Enroll Now button and follow the on-screen instructions. Now, go to System Settings -> General -> Software Update -> Beta Updates -> macOS 15 Developer Beta. Once the update is available, hit the Upgrade Now button.

How to Install iOS 18 Developer Beta Right Now
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You have to be a member of Apple’s developer program to install the iOS 18 developer beta on your iPhone. To enrol yourself, download the Apple Developers app, go to the Account tab, and sign in with your Apple ID. Then, tap on the Enroll Now option and follow along the on-screen instructions. Once done, go to Settings -> General -> Software Update -> Beta Updates -> iOS 18 Developer Beta. Now, go to the "Update Now” screen and tap on “Download and Install”.

List of macOS Sequoia Supported Devices: Does Your Mac Support It?
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Apple unveiled macOS 15 Sequoia, the next major update to the Mac operating system. macOS 15 emphasizes AI-powered features, including an enhanced Siri, a redesigned Passwords app, smarter Safari searches, and more. Check out the list below to see if your Mac is compatible with the latest update.

Apple Integrates ChatGPT Into iPhone, iPad, and Mac
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At the WWDC 2024 event, Apple finally unveiled that ChatGPT integration is coming to iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It will be available to users for free. And if you have a ChatGPT Plus subscription, you can take advantage of those features on Apple devices.

iPadOS 18: The Calculator App Finally Comes to iPad
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Apple has introduced the Calculator app for iPad which users have been requesting for since the original iPad was released. In typical Apple fashion, this app comes with new features like Math Notes which works with the Apple Pencil. You can scribble down math problems and equations and the app will calculate and provide a solution in your handwriting.

Apple has unveiled macOS 15 Sequoia, the next big update for Macs, at WWDC 2024. It boasts a bunch of new features, like mirroring your iPhone on your Mac screen, a presenter mode for flawless presentations, a dedicated app for managing passwords, and more.


iPhone Is Getting Game Mode with iOS 18
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At WWDC 2024, Apple announced the ever loved Game Mode on Macs is now also coming to iPhones! Gamers will be able to enjoy increased performance and responsiveness with controllers and AirPods with the upcoming mode. The Apple Game Mode is scheduled to release as part of iOS 18.

Apple Announces iOS 18 with Customizable Home Screen and new Control Center
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At WWDC 2024, Apple has unveiled the much-anticipated iOS 18. Touted to be the biggest iOS update in a while, the new iOS 18 comes with a customizable Home Screen and and a new Control Center.

WWDC 2024: visionOS 2 Announced With Enhanced Spatial Photos and More!
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visionOS 2 has been officially announced for the Apple Vision Pro and brings a bunch of features to the table. The most exciting ones are certainly the addition of two new gestures which let you access the Home Screen and Control Center easily. In addition, you also get to see Spatial Photos get a bit of an update, a new 180-degree 8K format for Apple Immersive Videos, Multiview in the TV app, a new environment and more!

How Long Do AirPods Last? Answered
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Depending on the model you own, AirPods offer up to 6.5 hours of listening time and up to 4.5 hours of talking time on a single charge. The AirPods battery life depends on volume, noise cancellation, environmental factors, usage, and other factors. Talking about the lifespan, your AirPods should easily last you up to two or three years, before you need a replacement.

How to Watch WWDC 2024 Keynote Live
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WWDC 2024 will be Apple's biggest software update to date, where we'll get to see iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS 15, visionOS 2, watchOS 11, tvOS 18, and other updates. The WWDC 2024 keynote event will start at 10 a.m. Pacific Time on Monday, June 10. You can watch Apple’s WWDC 2024 event on Apple’s official YouTube channel, Apple’s website, TV app on Apple devices, and Apple Developer app or website. It will mainly be software-centric, with iOS 18 being the headliner.

Apple Likely to Debut ‘Apple Intelligence’ AI System at WWDC 2024
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According to the latest report by Mark Gurman, Apple will introduce a new AI system named "Apple Intelligence" on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. The new AI capabilities will be opt-in, meaning Apple won't push users to adopt them if they don't want to. As a processing requirement of AI, users must own an iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, or one of the iPhone 16 models coming later this year. Apple Intelligence will work mostly on-device and is expected to handle basic AI tasks. The Cupertino giant is also partnering with OpenAI which powers a ChatGPT-like chatbot for Apple devices.

According to the reports, Apple is seeking a partnership with OpenAI and Apple’s proprietary chatbot will still be missing. Rather than introducing a proprietary chatbot, Apple is planning to revamp Siri to catch up to its AI competitors. While it might be a safe decision for the short term, it won't reap benefits in the future. Here's why I want Apple to use its own AI model, rather than relying on OpenAI.

What to Expect from Apple WWDC 2024: iOS 18, macOS 15, and AI Features
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Apple's WWDC 2024 will be mostly centered around Apple's software ecosystem, where the giant will announce a raft of important software updates. This year, Apple is expected to make substantial strides in the already progressed AI space. We can expect iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS 15, visionOS 2, tvOS 18, and other major sofrware updates at WWDC 2024.

According to several leaks, the iPhone 16 Pro may surpass the Galaxy S24 and become the world's thinnest bezel mobile phone. Compared to the iPhone 15 Pro's 1.71mm & iPhone 14 Pro's 2.15mm bezels, the iPhone 16 Pro will have 1.2mm bezels, and the iPhone 16 Pro Max will have 1.15mm bezels. iPhone 16 Pro will feature a 6.3-inch display, whereas the iPhone 16 Pro Max will have the biggest 6.9-inch display.

AirPods Connected but No Sound? Try These Fixes
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If your AirPods are connected but have no sound, you can reconnect your AirPods, clean any build-up, or disconnect other Bluetooth devices. Also, make sure your Apple devices are up to date and your AirPods aren't in use with any other device. You can also check for firmware updates or reset your AirPods to fix no sound or glitchy audio problems.

How to Use Keyboard Shortcuts on iOS
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An iPhone has some useful keyboard shortcuts for faster and more efficient typing. You can access special characters & symbols, insert web domains, enable typing in capitals, and more. An iPhone also offers a "Text Replacement" feature to create custom keyboard shortcuts on iOS. You can use this feature to create shortcuts for the most frequently used phrases on your iPhone.

iOS 18 to Bring New Text Effects to Individual Words in iMessage
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According to several sources, Apple is planning to add a new text effects feature to the Messages app on iOS 18. The new text effects in iMessages would allow you to animate individual words within a message. Since the Messages app is set to gain RCS support on iOS 18, the text effects may also work with green bubbles. The next-gen iOS 18 will also bring an AI-powered autocompletion tool and automatic reply suggestions to emails and text messages.

According to Mark Gurman, Apple's iOS 18 will arrive with a revamped Settings app with a reorganized and cleaner layout that's easy to navigate. The iPhone users will also get to enjoy a customizable Home Screen experience. Also, macOS 15 is expected to feature a redesigned System Settings app. We may also see some worthy upgrades to the Control Center.

Can Macs Get Viruses? Explained
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While Macs are comparatively less vulnerable than Windows computers, they can still get viruses. Apple's built-in anti-virus and other security measures inspect every app for malware and they won't let you open up to any software/tool that hasn't been approved by Apple. If you have some crucial data on your system and want the best protection, you may consider going for a dedicated anti-virus software.

Best iPad for Students [2024 Guide]
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Right from taking notes and drawing to editing and graphics design tasks, Apple offers some great iPad options for anyone studying in a school, college, or university. The iPad Air 2024 is an all-rounder that offers the best value for money. The latest 11-inch iPad Pro M4 is a great option for technology and engineering students. The iPad mini 6 makes the best iPad for note-taking. The 13-inch iPad Pro M4 is a solid laptop replacement, whereas the iPad 10 is the best budget option.

Apple TV App May Soon Land on Android Phones and Tablets
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According to Mark Gurman's report, Apple is seeking a senior Android engineer to join the Apple TV app team and build an Android app that will be “used by millions to watch and discover TV and sports.” Today, the Apple TV app is only available on Android TV devices. Android smartphone and tablet users have to rely on tv.com.apple, which gives a basic streaming experience. At the moment, it is unclear when the Android version of the Apple TV app will be available to the public, or if development has started.

Buying a Used MacBook? 12 Things You Should Check
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Buying a used MacBook can help you save great money. That said, it can also be a risky affair, if you don't know what to check when buying a used MacBook. This article discusses all the important things you need to keep in mind while buying a second-hand Mac.

Why Can’t I Receive Pictures on My iPhone and How to Fix It
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There are several reasons why you can't receive pictures on your iPhone. Some of the most common ones are incorrect MMS settings, corrupted network settings, poor internet connection, and Apple ID glitches. You can check your internet connection, MMS settings, and AirDrop settings to fix iPhone not downloading pictures in messages. If this doesn't help, you can sign out and back into your Apple account or reset the network settings on your iPhone.

How to Turn off Safari Notifications on Mac [2024 Guide]
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To turn off Safari notifications on Mac, open the Safari browser, click on Safari from the top menu bar and choose the Settings option. Now, go to Websites -> Notifications, locate the website for which you want to disable notifications and choose Deny. To stop seeing website requests for permission to send you Safari notifications, go to Safari -> Settings -> Website -> Notifications and deselect the "Allow websites to ask for permission to send notifications" option.

How to Get Emojis on Mac [2024 Guide]
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There are three ways to get emojis on Mac. First, from the top menu bar, click on Edit -> Emojis & Symbols to get the emoji keyboard on Mac. Second, use the Control + Command + Space keyboard shortcut to get emojis on macOS. Third, you can press the Fn/Globe key on your Mac to use emojis and symbols.

How to Turn Off Location on iPhone [2024 Guide]
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If you wish to completely turn off your location on an iPhone, go to Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Location Services and turn off the Location Services toggle. To disable location services for specific apps on your iPhone, open Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Location Services and make adjustments for individual apps. You can also head to Find My app, go to Settings -> Apple ID -> Find My -> Find My iPhone and turn the toggle Off.


MacBook Overheating When Closed? Try These Fixes
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Some of the most common reasons why your MacBook overheats include poor air circulation, clogged vents, older macOS, and hardware damage. To fix MacBook overheats when closed problems, you can check the vents, check your charging accessories, ensure proper air circulation, and update macOS. If nothing works, you should contact Apple support.

Forget M4, Early Snapdragon X Elite Benchmarks Can’t Even Beat Apple M3
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The early Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite benchmarks lag behind Apple's M3 and can't compete with the brand-new M4 processor. The Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite pulls a 2,200 to 2,800 Single-core score and a Multi-core score of around 14,000 mark. The M3 Pro MacBook Pro manages to get a 3,000 Single-core score and 15,000 in the Multi-core test. The M4 processor can easily pull off a 3,700 Single-core score and up to a 14,500 Multi-core score, when it has 10 cores.

6 Ways to Fix MacBook Showing Wrong Date and Time
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To fix date & time issues on a MacBook, you can set the date & time automatically, try changing the server, enable location services, and check your time zone and current region. If the automatic options don't work, you can manually set the date and time on your MacBook. You can restart your MacBook, update macOS, or boot your Mac in Safe Mode. If your own an Intel-powered Mac, you can also try resetting NVRAM/PRAM.

Early Report Indicates Snapdragon X Elite is Powerful But Runs Hotter Than Apple M3
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In an early report by Signal65, the Surface Laptop 7, powered by Snapdragon X Elite performs better than Apple MacBook Air M3 in multi-threaded tasks. Its battery life is also pretty good and outperforms the MacBook Air M3. However, when the system is fully loaded for an extended period, the Surface Laptop 7 tends to get hot.

How to Record Screen with Audio on Mac [2024 Guide]
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Apple offers some built-in options to record your Macs. On macOS Mojave or later, the easiest way to record the screen with audio on Mac using the Screenshot Toolbar. There's also a native macOS app, QuickTime that lets you screen record with audio on any Mac. Besides these built-in options, you can go for third-party screen recorders as well.

Vision Pro Fatigue: My Journey from Wow to Nah
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While the Apple Vision Pro brings stellar passthrough technology, display and computing power, it misses the mark with its scarce app selection, terrible discomfort and a kidney-selling price tag. Over a period of time, I found myself getting bored with it and with each passing day, my usage has only been decreasing. If you ask me, save those precious $3,500 bucks and go vacationing instead.

Touchscreen MacBooks Not Entirely Out of the Picture (yet): Apple
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In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Apple's vice president of iPad and Mac product marketing, Tom Boger explained how the new iPad compares to the Mac. He clarified that Apple doesn’t see the two devices as competitors. Rather, the Mac and iPad are "complementary" to each other. When asked about Touchscreen Macs, Boger replied “Oh, I can’t say we never change our mind”.

India’s First: Chennai Doctors Embrace the Apple Vision Pro for Surgery
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Using the Apple Vision Pro, doctors of Chennai's GEM Hospitals have performed nine laparoscopic procedures alongside a series of gastrointestinal procedures. The doctors have also used the mixed reality headset for spine and eye surgeries, making the total number of such surgeries go over 30. Dr. R Parthasarathy, the surgical gastroenterologist and COO at the hospital stated that the device allows him to see superimposed virtual screens in the real world, that display critical information like the patient's CT scans, MRI images, and so on. This prevents him from craning his neck having to constantly look up at the monitor.

This iOS Shortcut Brings Circle to Search Feature to Your iPhone, Sort Of
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Using the Shortcuts app on an iPhone, you can create Google Circle to Search-like functionality. You basically trigger Google Lens using the iPhone back tap gesture. To set it up, first create a shortcut using the Take Screenshot and Search Image with Lens actions. Once that's done, head over to Settings -> Accessibility -> Touch -> Back Tap -> Double Tap or Triple Tap -> Select the created Shortcut. Then, whenever you are on a web page or even open your camera to point it at an object, simply double tap or triple tap the back of your iPhone to use the feature.

Apple May Finally Have an Answer to Google’s Magic Eraser
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There's no doubt that Apple is lagging behind in the AI race, and needs to step right up to keep up. A new AppleInsider report suggests that they finally are. The report reveals that Apple maybe working on a new Magic Eraser-like feature called Clean Up right within the native Photos app. This will work similarly and let users remove objects from an image, from the looks of it.

Who is John Ternus, Tim Cook’s Most Likely Successor and Next Apple CEO
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As Tim Cook is set to turn 64, which nears the traditional retirement age, there are speculations about who could likely replace him as Apple's next CEO. One name that stands out is John Ternus, the Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering at Apple who reports directly to Tim Cook. Read on to know why John Ternus seems to be Tim Cook's most probable successor.

Apple has released the new iPad Pro with a mighty powerful M4 chipset. As per benchmarks, the M4 chip smokes even the $2,000 Mac Studio with the M2 Max chip. While this makes iPad Pro really powerful but will be able to harness that power with the incapable and half-baked iPadOS?

Early Apple M4 Geekbench Scores Show Unprecedented Performance Gains
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Early Geekbench scores for the Apple M4 chipset has just surfaced online and it has broken all records in the consumer chipset segment. Its single-core score has breached the 3,800 mark, outranking the Snapdragon X Elite and x86 chips from Intel and AMD. Apple is running the Apple M4 at 4.4GHz.