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Learn what cables and power adapters you need to fast charge your MacBook Air or MacBook Pro from zero to fifty percent battery in around thirty minutes.
Learn how to relocate Chrome’s address bar on the iPhone from its legacy position at the top of the interface to the bottom to make one-handed browsing easier.
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When you download an app from the App Store on your iPhone or iPad, it comes in an encrypted format. This encryption is designed to prevent apps from being shared from one person to another, effectively stopping unauthorized installs. In addition to this, however, encrypted apps also present problems for software tinkerers.
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