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Apple Card’s new high-yield savings account feature may be about to launch

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Update April 13, 2023: New evidence now suggests Apple Pay Later is scheduled to go live on April 17, 2023.

Apple Card Savings Account, a new integration for the Wallet app first announced back in October, may finally be about to launch. Apple is reportedly making changes to its back-end code in preparation for a full launch of the new feature…

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Apple Pay patent infringement claim by South Korean company

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A South Korean company has made an Apple Pay patent infringement claim, arguing that it owns a 2005 patent for the mechanism used by Apple’s mobile wallet service.

The claim follows shortly after the launch of Apple Pay in the country, but the company doesn’t appear to have filed a lawsuit, or even contacted the Cupertino company …

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Setapp Dev Survey results: Third-party iOS app store interest measured, ChatGPT adoption, more

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Ahead of WWDC in June, the seventh annual Mac Developer Survey opened recently from Setapp. Now the results are in highlighting how developers are approaching everything from app distribution and discovery, if they’d use third-party iOS app stores, OpenAI’s ChatGPT integration, the biggest challenges, and much more.

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Premiere Pro to gain text-based editing & more, changing the way you’ll edit videos

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Today, Adobe announced some major changes coming to their video editing software Premiere Pro. Ahead of NAB Show 2023, the company announced the introduction of AI-powered, text-based video editing, allowing editors to cut the video by editing the text of an automatically generated transcript. This text-based editing joins automatic tone-mapping, improved format support, and collaboration improvements that have all been implemented into Premier Pro this year,

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New Apple recycling targets for batteries, magnets, and circuit boards

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New Apple recycling targets have been set for batteries, magnets, and circuit boards, as the company works toward its 2030 environmental goal of making every product carbon-neutral.

Apple has an ambitious long-term goal to make all its products using only recycled and renewable materials, and today’s 2025 targets are a step toward this …

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MacBook production reportedly planned for Thailand, as well as Vietnam

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Shifting MacBook production outside of China for the first time is one of Apple’s key strategic goals for its supply chain, with Vietnam reported to be first in line. A new report today indicates that companies with facilities in Thailand are also preparing for MacBook assembly.

Multiple Apple suppliers are said to be involved in discussions with the company, over both production of components and modules for the machines, as well as final assembly …

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Apple Glasses launch could be as early as 2026 – unlikely Kuo report

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An unlikely report from Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggests that the Apple Glasses launch could come as early as 2026 or 2027.

While the emphasis of the report is that Apple Glasses won’t be mass-produced before these dates, the idea that the product could be just three or four years out seems implausible based on what we’re expecting …

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Apple faces regulatory scrutiny for its special tax deal with Cupertino

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Apple is once again facing regulatory scrutiny, this time from officials in its home state of California. According to a new report from Bloomberg, state regulators in California have audited Apple’s tax agreement with its hometown of Cupertino and are planning to announce changes that could result in a 73% drop in local tax revenue for the city…

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‘Don’t Call It HBO’ Max video service launching next month

What do you get when you mix HBO Max and parts of Discovery+? Max. That’s the name of the new streaming video service from Warner Bros. Discovery launching next month. The totally original, utterly distinctive, completely creative name has been rumored since December. The marketing department either couldn’t conjure a better name or, more likely, couldn’t convince their bosses that something including HBO, you know, signaled that this is the HBO stuff.

The top brass at the merged media companies certainly aren’t married to the HBO brand, despite those three letters being synonymous with prestige television. The Apple TV+ approach of having fewer shows with a higher value (than, say, Netflix) is regularly described as the HBO strategy. (Apple also inked an exclusive deal with the HBO guy.) It could be that the Discovery brand is just boring or too closely associated with reality shows and ex-HGTV talent, and the bros from WBD are showing max hubris.

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Wednesday’s best deals: 11-inch M2 iPad Pro Magic Keyboard $229, M1 Pro MacBook Pro from $1,390, more

Halfway through the workweek, 9to5Toys has brought us a collection of the best discounts from the Apple realm and beyond. The best price of the year is now taking $70 off Apple’s latest Magic Keyboard for the 11-inch M2 iPad Pro as it hits $229. An even better value has now landed on Apple’s 16-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro for those who don’t need the new M2 counterpart, with $900 in savings attached, to complement this spring Sonos refurbished sale. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.

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Apple Watch Ultra vs Series 8 vs SE: What’s the best pick?

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There’s more variety than ever in the Apple Watch lineup thanks to the new Ultra model and updated SE. That means there’s a lot to consider between the latest wearables and also their predecessors. Read on for a detailed look at Apple Watch Ultra vs Series 8 vs SE, and more to figure out what’s the best pick for you or someone you’re shopping for.

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Warren Buffett: ‘If someone offered you $10,000 to never buy an iPhone again, you wouldn’t take it’

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It’s no secret that Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway are big fans of Apple, and last month, the conglomerate revealed that it had further expanded its already-massive holding of Apple stock. In a new interview on Wednesday, Buffett once again sang the praises of Apple, CEO Tim Cook, and iPhone loyalty.

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