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  1. Federal agencies ordered to apply Apple security patches by November 17
    Federal agencies ordered to apply Apple security patches by November 17

    The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a Binding Operational Directive, requiring federal agencies to apply 24 Apple security patches.

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  2. You can now listen to Apple Music on PlayStation 5
    You can now listen to Apple Music on PlayStation 5

    Apple and Sony today announced that the Apple Music app is now available on PlayStation 5 consoles, joining the likes of Spotify as an official music service on the PlayStation system.

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  3. Apple releases Safari 15.1 with classic tab design for macOS Big Sur and Catalina
    Apple releases Safari 15.1 with classic tab design for macOS Big Sur and Catalina

    Earlier this week, Apple reverted the design of the Safari tabs to a more traditional look with the official release of macOS Monterey

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  4. Apple releases macOS Monterey with all-new Safari, Shortcuts app, SharePlay, Live Text, more
    Apple releases macOS Monterey with all-new Safari, Shortcuts app, SharePlay, Live Text, more

    macOS Monterey comes with a new Safari experience, Shortcuts app, Focus mode, Live Text, AirPlay to Mac, SharePlay, and more.

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  5. Apple releases tvOS 15.1 with SharePlay and HomePod 15.1 with Lossless support
    Apple releases tvOS 15.1 with SharePlay and HomePod 15.1 with Lossless support

    Apple is releasing tvOS 15.1, which finally brings SharePlay support, as well as HomePod 15.1 Software with Lossless and Dolby Atmos support today for all users.

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  6. Ulysses adds Shortcuts and Quick Notes integration with macOS Monterey release, more
    Ulysses adds Shortcuts and Quick Notes integration with macOS Monterey release, more

    With the macOS Monterey being released today, Ulysses is updating its apps to version 24.2, bringing a handful of new features such as Shortcuts integration and Quick Notes.

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  7. This is why Apple’s new M1 Macs don’t have Face ID
    This is why Apple’s new M1 Macs don’t have Face ID

    Apple's new computers look oddly archaic. The bezels are whoppers, there’s no cellular option, no touchscreens and no Face ID. And there's a good reason why

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  8. M1 Pro and M1 Max deep dive shows how the MacBook Pro competes against the best desktop PCs
    M1 Pro and M1 Max deep dive shows how the MacBook Pro competes against the best desktop PCs

    An M1 Pro and M1 Max deep dive shows that the new chips don’t just allow the new MacBook Pro models to outclass Windows laptops

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  9. Gurman: Apple unlikely to hold November event; new iPad Pro, larger iMac, and more on track for 2022
    Gurman: Apple unlikely to hold November event; new iPad Pro, larger iMac, and more on track for 2022

    Apple this week officially held its highly-anticipated “Unleashed” event to unveil new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models

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  10. DaVinci Resolve updated with M1 Pro and M1 Max support; runs 5x faster on new MacBook Pro
    DaVinci Resolve updated with M1 Pro and M1 Max support; runs 5x faster on new MacBook Pro

    Blackmagic today released a new update to its popular video editing software DaVinci Resolve, which is available for multiple platforms — including macOS.

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  11. Apple @ Work: These are the secondary features of macOS Monterey that will be useful at work
    Apple @ Work: These are the secondary features of macOS Monterey that will be useful at work

    Last week, I looked at the key features that I believe will impact the workplace with macOS Monterey. This week, I want to look at some other aspects of Apple’s new version of macOS and see how they’ll be used at work.

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  12. Snap CEO says Apple’s privacy policies have been affecting its revenue
    Snap CEO says Apple’s privacy policies have been affecting its revenue

    Earlier this year, Apple implemented a new App Tracking Transparency system that requires the user to allow or deny third-party apps from tracking them over the internet. 

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