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  1. Apple Responds to Controversial ‘Jelly Scrolling’ on iPad mini 6, Says it’s ‘Normal’
    Apple Responds to Controversial ‘Jelly Scrolling’ on iPad mini 6, Says it’s ‘Normal’

    Yesterday, many iPad mini 6 owners were b*tching about a “jelly scrolling” problem that was affecting some iPad mini 6 models when using it in portrait mode. Today, Apple says “nah, it’s normal.”

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  2. WhatsApp to support iPad and at least another iPhone in a future update
    WhatsApp to support iPad and at least another iPhone in a future update

    It’s been a while since we last covered news regarding multi-device support on WhatsApp. Now, a new report shows evidence that this feature is going to look more like what Telegram already does.

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  3. After complaints and bad press, Facebook pauses Instagram for Kids project
    After complaints and bad press, Facebook pauses Instagram for Kids project

    Head of Instagram, Adam Mosseri, announced today that Facebook is pausing its Instagram for Kids project and building new parental supervision tools.

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  4. Face ID stops working if you replace the iPhone 13 screen with third-party repair [Video]
    Face ID stops working if you replace the iPhone 13 screen with third-party repair [Video]

    Phone Repair Guru explains that there are some workarounds like transferring some chips to the new screen but most repair shops won’t do that because it’s “too sophisticated.”

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  5. Gurman iPhone 14 to feature a ‘complete redesign’
    Gurman iPhone 14 to feature a ‘complete redesign’

    Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman is back with another edition of his Power On newsletter. This time, Gurman doubles down rumors regarding the iPhone 14.

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  6. Third-Party Apps Can't Take Full Advantage of iPhone 13 Pro 120Hz ProMotion Displays
    Third-Party Apps Can't Take Full Advantage of iPhone 13 Pro 120Hz ProMotion Displays

    The new iPhone 13 Pro models that launched today are equipped with ProMotion display technology, which allows for adaptive refresh rates ranging from 10Hz all the way to 120Hz, which is ideal for scrolling through content...

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  7. iPhone 13 Diary: The iPhone-to-iPhone transfer process is now beautifully seamless
    iPhone 13 Diary: The iPhone-to-iPhone transfer process is now beautifully seamless

    Back in the day, I used to do an iTunes backup and restore when buying a new iPhone, because that was both faster and more comprehensive than an iCloud transfer. However, Apple’s direct iPhone-to-iPhone transfer process now...

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  8. European Commission formally submits a proposal for a unified charging interface
    European Commission formally submits a proposal for a unified charging interface

    There have been reports and speculations that the European Commission is proposing a unified charger for smartphones in the region. However, it is no longer speculation as the European Commission formally submitted a proposal...

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  9. How to transfer data from old phone to iPhone 13
    How to transfer data from old phone to iPhone 13

    With the recent release of the new iPhone 13 series models, there will be surely a new wave of user migration coming. The phones are pretty appealing, bring tons of upgrade over the previous generation and also some of them...

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  10. Huawei openEuler operating system will launch on September 25
    Huawei openEuler operating system will launch on September 25

    On December 31, 2019, the openEuler open source code was launched. On March 27, 2020, the openEuler open source community officially released the openEuler LTS 20.03 (Long Term Support) version. This indicates that openEuler...

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  11. Security researcher accuses Apple of ignoring multiple iOS 15 zero-day vulnerabilities
    Security researcher accuses Apple of ignoring multiple iOS 15 zero-day vulnerabilities

    Apple overhauled its security bounty program back in 2019 by making it open to anyone, increasing payouts, and more. However, the program has seen a good amount of criticism from the infosec community. Now another security...

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  12. Remains of Jawbone suing Apple for patent infringement over AirPods noise-cancellation
    Remains of Jawbone suing Apple for patent infringement over AirPods noise-cancellation

    The zombie-like remains of bankrupt wearables company Jawbone is suing Apple for patent infringement. The claim relates to the noise-cancelling features used in AirPods Pro and AirPods Max models.

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