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  1. 14-inch MacBook Pro CPU will be identical to 16-inch; price will reflect this, says leaker
    14-inch MacBook Pro CPU will be identical to 16-inch; price will reflect this, says leaker

    A leaker with a good track record says that the upcoming Apple Silicon 14-inch MacBook Pro CPU will be identical to that of the 16-inch MacBook Pro.

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  2. Gurman: Apple tested iPhone 13 with Touch ID, but it’s unlikely to launch this year
    Gurman: Apple tested iPhone 13 with Touch ID, but it’s unlikely to launch this year

    In today’s Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman doubles down the fact that Apple won’t add in-screen Touch ID to the rumored iPhone 13 as the company has a “long-term goal” to include the Face ID sensor inside...

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  3. WhatsApp for Desktop launches public beta for macOS users
    WhatsApp for Desktop launches public beta for macOS users

    WhatsApp is launching a public beta for its desktop app. macOS and Windows users can now enroll in the program and try all the latest features coming to the app.

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  4. ‘Magic’ is a free Mac app that lets you draw anything with the trackpad
    ‘Magic’ is a free Mac app that lets you draw anything with the trackpad

    Mac users know how good the trackpad is on Apple computers, especially if you have one of the latest Macs available. Although Apple offers some options for users to sign documents using just the trackpad, there’s no feature...

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  5. Everything New in the iOS 15 Weather App
    Everything New in the iOS 15 Weather App

    Apple in 2020 acquired popular weather app Dark Sky, and in iOS 15 some of those Dark Sky features have been incorporated into the official app. Apple's Weather app has received a major design overhaul in ‌iOS 15‌, making...

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  6. FTC accuses Facebook of ‘buy-or-bury’ scheme to harm competition
    FTC accuses Facebook of ‘buy-or-bury’ scheme to harm competition

    The Federal Trade Commission on Thursday filed a complaint against Facebook in the federal case in which the company is being accused of antitrust practices. According to the FTC, Mark Zuckerberg’s company uses an illegal “buy-or-bury”...

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  7. Musk: The Tesla Bot is coming
    Musk: The Tesla Bot is coming

    “Basically, if you think about what we’re doing right now with cars, Tesla is arguably the world’s biggest robotics company because our cars are like semi-sentient robots on wheels,” Musk said. “With the Full Self-Driving computer...

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  8. DaVinci Resolve update brings 3x faster M1 Mac performance along with 30% longer battery life
    DaVinci Resolve update brings 3x faster M1 Mac performance along with 30% longer battery life

    DaVinci Resolve officially launched M1 Mac compatibility back in March and today the latest update is out. Blackmagic Design says it unlocks more major breakthroughs including 3x faster performance, 30% longer battery life...

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  9. iOS 15 Safari: How to change the address/search bar design on iPhone
    iOS 15 Safari: How to change the address/search bar design on iPhone

    Apple’s latest iOS release comes with an all-new Safari design that places the address/search bar at the bottom of the screen by default. But you can switch back to the classic iOS Safari design with a top bar. Here’s how to...

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  10. Bose QuietComfort 45 Headphones Leaked Ahead of Impending Launch
    Bose QuietComfort 45 Headphones Leaked Ahead of Impending Launch

    Bose appears to be near to releasing a successor to its popular QuietComfort 35 active noise-canceling headphones. Based on leaked photos and details obtained by WinFuture, the company's upcoming QuietComfort 45 headphones...

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  11. iCloud for Windows updated with new password manager app
    iCloud for Windows updated with new password manager app

    Apple is today updating its iCloud app for Windows users, finally bringing a new password manager app. Learn everything new about version 12.5.

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  12. Apple wins partial victory over patent troll Optis, but billions still at stake
    Apple wins partial victory over patent troll Optis, but billions still at stake

    Apple has won a partial victory over patent troll Optis, when a $506M award was reduced to $300M in a retrial over damages.

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