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Filipe Espósito is a Brazilian tech Journalist who started covering Apple news on iHelp BR with some exclusive scoops, including the reveal of the new Apple Watch Series 5 models in titanium and ceramic. He joined 9to5Mac in 2019 to share even more exclusive details about Apple’s plans.

You can contact Filipe at hi@filipeesposito.com or on Threads, @filipe.esposito.

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This iOS Shortcut lets you find out who pays for Twitter Blue

This iOS Shortcut lets you find out who pays for Twitter Blue

Twitter owner Elon Musk had promised to put an end to the legacy blue check badge that was given to media and government personalities, but his plans have been delayed. Instead, Twitter has stopped distinguishing between those who pay for Twitter Blue and those who have a legacy verified badge. But there’s an iOS Shortcut that lets you find out if the person behind a Twitter account is paying for the blue badge or not.

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Apple Weather app not working on your devices? You’re not alone [U: Fixed]

Apple Weather

If you’ve been experiencing issues when trying to use the Apple Weather app, you’re not alone. The weather forecast service provided by the company is currently experiencing slowdowns and outages, which has caused some users to be unable to check updated weather information.

Update: Apple says the outages have now been fixed. You can read the original article below.

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Poll: Which new feature do you want to see in iOS 17 and iPadOS 17?

iPadOS 17 compatibility

Apple this week officially announced WWDC 2023, this year’s edition of its annual developer conference. While the company typically doesn’t share details ahead of time about what will be unveiled at the event, Apple said that developers will learn more about the“latest iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS advancements.” Now we want to know what exactly our readers are expecting for iOS 17 and iPadOS 17.

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AutoCAD and Autodesk Maya for macOS now run natively on Apple Silicon Macs

AutoCAD and Autodesk Maya for macOS now runs natively on Apple Silicon Macs

It’s been almost three years since Apple announced the transition from Intel Macs to Apple Silicon. Since then, many developers have updated their apps to take advantage of the new M1 and M2 chips, but there are still many more apps that need to be updated. This week, Autodesk updated the popular professional software AutoCAD and Autodesk Maya to run natively on Apple Silicon Macs.

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Lost Apple Watch survives hours at sea and is returned to its owner thanks to Find My

Lost Apple Watch survives hours at sea and is returned to his owner thanks to Find My

Earlier this month, we shared the story of a student who recovered his iPhone days after dropping it into a lake. This time, something similar happened to Jefferson Rocha, who lost his Apple Watch at sea in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, during a schooner trip. Luckily, he was able to recover his Apple Watch thanks to the Find My feature.

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App Store to require iOS 16 compatible apps built with Xcode 14 starting next month

Xcode

Following the release of the first iOS 16.5 beta to developers, Apple on Tuesday announced new requirements for developers submitting their apps to the App Store. Starting next month, Apple will require that every app must be built with Xcode 14.1 or later to ensure compatibility with iOS 16, iPadOS 16, watchOS 9, tvOS 16, and macOS Ventura.

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Twitter will no longer recommend tweets from unverified accounts, blocks non-Blue users from voting in polls

Twitter Verified (and/or Blue) checkmark logo, with Elon Musk poking out from behind it

Twitter has been aggressively pushing its Blue subscription, which unlocks some exclusive features and also gives users a blue verified badge. In another attempt to convince more users to pay for Twitter Blue, the platform will now stop recommending tweets from unverified accounts. More than that, non-Blue users will no longer be able to vote in polls.

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