Well, that was fast. After launching in November of 2020, Apple is now selling refurbished models of the M1-equipped MacBook Air.
Apple is now selling refurbished M1 MacBook Air models starting at $849
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Jon Stewart lines up the creative team for upcoming current events series on Apple TV+
Back in October, it was reported that Jon Stewart (The Daily Show) had lined up his next series, and that it would be available on Apple TV+. Unfortunately, there wasn't much else to share at the time. But now we've finally learned a bit more about what's coming.
An Apple Photos bug is causing issues with precise latitude and longitude geotagging in photos
If you are someone who opts to input precise location data for your photos, you may have noticed an issue with Apple's stock Photos app. Turns out there is a bug causing an issue with this process, leading to incorrect location data.
Anker launches a magnetic wireless portable charger for the iPhone 12 lineup
When Apple launched the iPhone 12 lineup, the company also reintroduced MagSafe as a magnetic wireless charging and accessory feature. This means you can attach things like a wireless charger or even a case to the iPhone 12 and it will magnetically attach. But, like other Apple features, it doesn't mean that every third-party company is going to use MagSafe for their magnetic accessories.
Apple Pay finally launches in Mexico
It's been a longtime coming, but the wait is finally over for folks in Mexico looking forward to using Apple Pay. After plenty of build-up, Apple is finally available in Mexico.
Netflix is not testing spatial audio for AirPods after all
Along with the AirPods Pro, Apple welcomed a new feature called "spatial audio". It gives a "theater-like experience" when listening to supported content from an iPhone or iPad. But third-party support from apps like Netflix isn't an option right now. And it may not be anytime soon, either.
Cartoon Saloon, makers of the hit ‘Wolfwalkers’, are working on an ‘epic’ series for Apple TV+
It is not a secret that Apple leans into being a secretive company. It tries very hard to keep what it's working on close to the vest, aiming for a bit of a surprise every year. However, moving into the TV and film market with Apple TV+, the company had to give up some of that control. It's just the nature of the beast, especially when it comes to future projects and casting news.
Watch these Samsung concepts for AR glasses with auto-dimming sunglasses mode and more
Samsung has never committed to building full-on augmented reality (AR) glasses, but a pair of conceptual videos that have been leaked on Twitter by WalkingCat suggest the company is envisioning a few interesting ideas in that regard. The videos look exactly like something Samsung would make, with one of them showing how one might navigate the user interface.
Apple says ‘the future of health is on your wrist’ in latest Apple Watch Series 6 ads
Apple has released a trio of new advertisements for the Apple Watch Series 6, the newest smartwatch from the company. And, as you've probably guessed from the title, the new ads focus mostly on the health-related features you can find inside the smart wearable.
Spotify HiFi is a new lossless streaming tier launching later this year
Some music streaming services out there, like Amazon and Tidal, feature a lossless option. Hi-fi. It's one of the best ways to listen to streaming music, offering up excellent quality and definition. But Spotify, the leader in streaming music services, hasn't been keen to jump on the option. Until now.
Judge rules Epic Games can’t bring its lawsuit against Apple into the UK
Epic Games and Apple are locked in a legal battle at the moment, with no end in sight. And earlier this year, Epic tried to broaden the scope of its action into the United Kingdom. However, it turns out that won't be happening after all.
Here’s what will happen if you don’t accept WhatsApp’s new privacy policy by May 15
Facebook-owned WhatsApp has detailed in a FAQ what will happen if you don't accept the new terms in its updated privacy policy that's due to go into effect May 15. Although your account won't be deleted, failure to accept the new terms by the effective date will cripple the app