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Chance Miller, reporting for 9to5Mac: Here are the changes included in iOS 18.3 for Apple Intelligence notification summaries: When you enable notification summaries, iOS 18.3 will make it clearer that the feature — like all Apple Intelligence features — is a beta. You can now disable notification summaries for an app directly from the Lock...
In this very special episode, the gang makes their "Pro" and "Pro Max" predictions for tech in 2025 and oh my, does it get wild! Who's best clued into the tech coming this year? Who is just wish-casting their way to third place? This
Maddy Myers, writing for Polygon: But the weirdest part of the reveal video, in my opinion, is the implication that the Joy-Cons can be used as a mouse. This was already rumored, and if I hadn’t seen those rumors, then I might not have understood what I was looking at during the portion of the teaser that depicts the Joy-Cons sliding around on...
The Ghost Blog: The Story So FarThis year we're going to ship ActivityPub to everyone, in a flagship Ghost 6.0 release.I have nothing else to add other than I’m happy with my choice of blogging back end.
What podcast apps do yall use? Specifically for windows+iOS. Would like to move away from Spotify, their desktop (windows) app really sucks and is consistently changing designs.
Ryan Christoffel writing on 9to5Mac: Why Vision Pro Is Apple’s Best Reason Yet to Bring Touch ID Back to iPhoneBecause Face ID on iPhone does no good when Vision Pro is strapped to your face—an unfortunate detail I’m reminded of every time I
Chrome extension to download your liked/faved TikTok videos and metadata locally as MP4s, with a static HTML interface for browsing them #
In the last week we've seen the emergence of the true Meta — and the true Mark Zuckerberg — as the company ended its fact-checking program, claiming that (and I quote) "fact checkers have been too politically biased and have destroyed more trust than they've
I mentioned yesterday that I just bought a new M4 MacBook Pro, which of course comes with macOS Sequoia. Before I enabled iCloud on the new Mac, I installed a configuration profile created with Apple Configurator app. The purpose of the configuration profile was to prevent iCloud from silently enabling features that I don't want. I discussed this...