Apple has announced that it will be holding its most important press event of the year to unveil the iPhone 14 family on September 7 at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Apple schedules its iPhone 14 event on September 7 with the “Far out” tagline
Christian Zibreg
Christian joined iDownloadBlog.com in March 2011 and brought with him his 20+ years of journalism experience. He specializes in Apple news, tips, and reviews, bringing years of expertise in technology journalism to his readers. Known for his insightful analysis and engaging writing style, Christian keeps his audience up-to-date with the latest in the tech world. Before that, he contributed to reputable publications like Geek.com, Tom's Hardware, 9to5Mac and 9to5Google. Christian studied Information Science, specializing in Expert Systems and Management Information Systems. After starting a faculty e-zine in his graduation year, he dropped out to pursue a lifelong career in journalism. He was Editor-in-Chief of a gaming magazine, started three periodicals covering gaming consoles, PCs and consumer technology, and founded a marketing agency specializing in interactive entertainment. Plex has been hacked. Reset your password and don’t re-use it elsewhere
Don't take Plex's email from this morning lightly and change your password immediately because hackers now also have your email and username.
Apple kills iPadOS 16.0 in favor of iPadOS 16.1 with new Stage Manager features
iPadOS 16.0 won't get a public release because Apple is currently focused on delivering new Stage Manager features with an upcoming iPadOS 16.1 update.
Boot Camp gains WPA3 wireless protection support, fixes Bluetooth driver issues
Apple has updated its Boot Camp software with support for the WPA3 protocol for Wi-Fi connections. It also contains a fix for issues with the Bluetooth driver.
Apple Music for Android is getting 3 new features ahead of iOS 16 launch
The three new features scheduled to come to the Apple Music Android app before iOS 16 launches include new music notifications from artists you favorite.
Why the next budget iPad could relocate its FaceTime camera to the side
The tenth iteration of Apple's budget iPad could shift the front camera to the side of the display and embed a Touch ID fingerprint reader into a side button.
Microsoft Outlook has made it much harder for free users to avoid ads
Microsoft is boosting advertising in its mobile Outlook email client, with free users seeing more email-like ads at the top of their inboxes than ever before.
Apple’s repair parts will have longer serial numbers following iPhone 14 launch
Apple's repair parts for the iPhone, iPad, Mac and other products will use longer serial numbers starting October after the iPhone 14 lineup has launched.
Get ready for Apple Maps search ads as soon as 2023
As Apple allegedly works to expand its advertising business, people will reportedly start seeing search ads on Apple Maps as soon as 2023.
Apple’s self-service program now lets you repair your MacBook Air and MacBook Pro
Aside from the iPhone, Apple's self-service program now provides genuine parts and manuals for those wishing to repair a broken MacBook Air or Pro on their own.
Apple’s free repair program for iPhone 12 no sound issues extended for another year
Apple has extended its free service program for the iPhone 12 speaker issues for a year. It's now valid for up to three years after the first retail sale of the device.
YouTube will watermark your shorts to discourage cross-posting to TikTok
Google wants to discourage people from cross-posting YouTube shorts to TikTok by automatically adding a watermark to their downloaded videos.