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Displaying items by tag: iOS 13
Wednesday, 11 September 2019 06:03
MUST-SEE KEYNOTE: iPhone 11's new cameras take centre stage as new iPad, always-on Watch, streaming and games launch too
The first set of Apple's new products for late 2019 have arrived, with new iPhones, a new entry-level iPad and new Apple Watch with always-on display, alongside Apple Arcade and Apple's streaming TV service, with new iPad Pros and a new MacBook still to come, presumably in October.
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iPhone
Wednesday, 31 July 2019 23:24
iPhone sales account for less than 50% of Apple revenue - FANTASTIC!
Clickbait-loving naybobs of negativity once bemoaned that most of Apple's sales were attributable to its iPhone, and that there are no cheap mid-range models, but now that Apple has grown, adding newer products and services, 'lower' but still in the tens of MILLIONS of iPhone sales are... bad?
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Fuzzy Logic
Tuesday, 25 June 2019 17:52
First impressions: Apple's public betas for iOS 13 and iPad are awesome, but don't install on primary devices yet
If you have a spare iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple TV, and are keen to not only test out Apple's new iOS 13, iPadOS, MacOS Catalina and tvOS 13 betas, then go for it, but wait before you install on your primary devices.
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Home Tech
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