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  1. Exclusive: New entry-level iPad to pack A14 chip, 5G, and USB-C connectivity
    Exclusive: New entry-level iPad to pack A14 chip, 5G, and USB-C connectivity

    Earlier this year, 9to5Mac exclusively reported that Apple was working on a new generation iPad Air to have the M1 chip and 5G support – and it turned out that the report was right. 

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  2. Firefox Total Cookie Protection now default for all users, keeps websites confined to their own ‘jar’
    Firefox Total Cookie Protection now default for all users, keeps websites confined to their own ‘jar’

    After first launching its Total Cookie Protection privacy feature back in early 2021 for Mac, Windows, and Linux, Mozilla is now making it the default for all users on desktop. 

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  3. M2 versus M1 Pro/Max/Ultra: The older chips still (mostly) win over the base M2
    M2 versus M1 Pro/Max/Ultra: The older chips still (mostly) win over the base M2

    Now that the second generation of Apple Silicon for Mac has landed (albeit in a machine almost nobody should buy), it’s time to look at the performance of the M2 versus the M1 Pro, M1 Max, and M1 Ultra.

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  4. YouTube Brings 'Corrections' Feature That Will Allow Content Creators to Add Update Notes to Their Videos
    YouTube Brings 'Corrections' Feature That Will Allow Content Creators to Add Update Notes to Their Videos

    YouTube content creators could sometimes stumble into errors, especially when making their videos for their channel.

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  5. Telegram founder criticizes Apple for intentionally limiting web app features in iOS
    Telegram founder criticizes Apple for intentionally limiting web app features in iOS

    Telegram founder Pavel Durov has again criticized Apple on his public channel on the platform. This time, Durov claimed that Apple limits what web developers can do in iOS by intentionally restricting web app features – which...

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  6. Microsoft Ends Internet Explorer Support on June 15! But It’s Still Available on These Windows Versions
    Microsoft Ends Internet Explorer Support on June 15! But It’s Still Available on These Windows Versions

    Microsoft's Internet Explorer support is ending on June 15, marking the official retirement of the OG Windows internet browser during the early days of the online world.

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  7. macOS Ventura adds powerful productivity tools and new Continuity features that make the Mac experience better than ever
    macOS Ventura adds powerful productivity tools and new Continuity features that make the Mac experience better than ever

    New features like Stage Manager help Mac users stay focused and get more done

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  8. iPhone 14 major front camera upgrades just tipped — what you need to know
    iPhone 14 major front camera upgrades just tipped — what you need to know

    Get ready for possibly the best selfies than on the iPhone 14. Some big changes are apparently in the works for the front-facing camera on all models that could really up its image quality.

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  9. PACMAN M1 chip attack defeats ‘the last line of security’
    PACMAN M1 chip attack defeats ‘the last line of security’

    A so-called PACMAN M1 chip attack created by MIT security researchers succeeded in defeating what has been described as “the last line of security” on Apple Silicon.

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  10. Telegram Premium is Now Confirmed! Are Free Users Still Getting New Features?
    Telegram Premium is Now Confirmed! Are Free Users Still Getting New Features?

    Telegram Premium is now confirmed, officially launching late this month, no less than its founder, Pavel Durov, confirmed.

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  11. Always On Bluetooth a Security Threat? Research Says It May Be Used to Track Your iPhone
    Always On Bluetooth a Security Threat? Research Says It May Be Used to Track Your iPhone

    Experts say that always on Bluetooth is now a security threat, according to a recent study that explored ways how threat actors may use an iPhone's unique feature as a way to track the device.

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  12. Handoff Lets You Swap FaceTime Calls Between Devices in iOS 16, iPadOS 16 and macOS Ventura
    Handoff Lets You Swap FaceTime Calls Between Devices in iOS 16, iPadOS 16 and macOS Ventura

    In iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and macOS Ventura, the FaceTime app finally supports Handoff, which means ‌FaceTime‌ calls can be swapped from one device to another.

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