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These are the best monitor arms to bring flexibility to your Mac’s external display
Want to improve flexibility with your Mac (or PC) external display, create more desk space, or just dial in your setup? A VESA monitor arm is a simple way to do all that with great options from under $50. Read along for a look at the best monitor arms for Mac from simple to high-end.
Expand Expanding CloseApple @ Work: Why Wi-Fi 6E solves a major problem for IT professionals supporting remote employees
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Wi-Fi 6E is the latest Wi-Fi technology that provides faster speeds, lower latency, and improved overall network performance. The latest MacBook Pros, Mac mini, and iPad Pro 11-inch (4th generation) or iPad Pro 12.9 inch (6th generation) are the only Apple devices that support Wi-Fi 6E, providing users with the ability to take advantage of this new technology. Wi-Fi 6E operates in the 6GHz frequency band, which is a newly available spectrum is essentially a new highway for Wi-Fi. In this edition of Apple @ Work, I want to explain why Wi-Fi 6E might be the new standard for remote work environments.
Expand Expanding CloseMagic Eraser rolls out to all Pixel phones, Google One subscribers, & iPhone
Following last week’s announcement, Magic Eraser is now available on all Pixel phones and for any Google One subscriber, including those on iOS.
Expand Expanding CloseApple supplier missing iPhone 15 display output goal, likely costing it OLED iPad business as well
When Apple launches the iPhone 15 in six months, it likely won’t include displays from BOE. The Chinese supplier has reportedly been faced with “technological problems” after trying to win Apple’s business this year.
Expand Expanding CloseHow to watch UFC Jones vs Gane on iPhone, Apple TV, web
UFC 285 is set for Saturday, March 4 at 7 pm PT / 10 pm ET at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Here’s how to watch UFC Jones vs Gane on iPhone, Mac, Apple TV, and the web.
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Want more flexibility with customizing your iPhone’s Lock Screen? Follow along for a look at how to create clear Lock Screen widgets on iPhone that allow a greater variety of combinations with this third-party app.
Expand Expanding CloseApple’s Head of iCloud heading out the door in latest executive exit
Apple is set to lose another top executive this spring, this time the company’s chief of cloud services. The change comes after Apple lost one of its top services executives, Peter Stern, at the end of January this year.
Expand Expanding Close9to5Mac Daily: March 3, 2023 – Favorite YouTube videos, SpaceX launch, more
Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from 9to5Mac. 9to5Mac Daily is available on iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players.
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Expand Expanding CloseExclusive: iPhone 15 Pro to have new unified volume buttons with new ‘pressing type’ mute button
9to5Mac last month revealed a first look at the design of the entire iPhone 15 lineup based on CAD files used to build the phones and also compatible accessories. But one thing that remained unclear was the layout of the volume buttons, which reportedly will be capacitive rather than physical. 9to5Mac has heard from a source that iPhone 15 Pro will have new unified volume buttons, plus a “pressing type” mute button.
Expand Expanding CloseHomeKit Weekly: Does Home Key support make the Level Lock+ the best smart lock?
I’ve tried a number of smart locks over the years. I’ve typically always landed on the August Wi-Fi Smart Lock as my go-to recommendation because it was easy to install, didn’t require you to use a new key, and also let the outside deadbolt remain the same to fit in with the exterior of your home. I recently installed the Level Lock+ with Home Key support – keep reading to learn if it’s the best smart lock on the market.
Expand Expanding CloseiOS 16.4 with 5G Standalone support reportedly coming later this month
Apple has been testing iOS 16.4 beta since last month, and the update comes with multiple new features and enhancements – which includes new emoji and faster 5G Standalone support for compatible carriers. While Apple isn’t saying a word about when iOS 16.4 will be available to the public, a Brazilian carrier has revealed that the update is expected to be released later this month.
Expand Expanding CloseFirst look at Google Chrome’s Blink engine running on an iPhone
Google has begun the process of bringing Chrome’s full Blink browser engine to iOS against current App Store rules, and now we have our first look at the test browser in action.
Expand Expanding CloseMeta slashing Quest 2 and Pro prices as Apple readies its $3k headset
Meta has announced changes aiming to make its Quest 2 and Quest Pro VR headsets more enticing. The more affordable Quest 2 is dropping by $70 with the Quest Pro 2 price being slashed by $500. The news comes after Meta had a big loss for its “Reality Labs” division in 2022 and expectations for Apple to show off its first headset in June.
Expand Expanding CloseDeals: Apple accessory sale, 10.9-inch iPad at $50 off low, official MagSafe gear from $31, more
If you can believe it, it is Friday once again! On tap today as we head into the weekend, our pals over at 9to5Toys have a fresh batch of Apple price cuts. Kicking things off is a massive Apple 3-day sale at Best Buy that’s marking down first party accessories. Joining the add-ons are the devices themselves, with an Amazon low on Apple’s all-new 10.9-inch iPad at $50 off. Plus, the first chance to save on the official MagSafe Battery Pack in several months at $79. Hit the jump for all of the best deals and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
Expand Expanding CloseRumor: Apple springing for yellow variant of iPhone 14 soon
We’re quickly approaching the time of year when Apple has introduced a fresh color for its latest iPhones. After going with “Alpine Green” last year, a rumor suggests that the spring color will be yellow this time around.
Expand Expanding CloseiPhone 15 Pro volume control likely a single button; perhaps mute switch, too
New CAD drawings point to the iPhone 15 Pro volume control being a single rocker-style button, rather than two separate ones for up and down.
Additionally, the moving mute switch may be replaced by a button, as Apple makes a switch from mechanical controls to solid-state ones …
Expand Expanding CloseNew Foxconn plant in India may be half the size of China’s iPhone City
A new Foxconn plant in India looks set to be about half the size of the massive iPhone assembly facility in Zhengzhou, China – colloquially known as iPhone City.
Foxconn’s Zhengzhou plant employs around 200,000 people, and the new Indian facility is said to be creating around 100,000 jobs. It may also represent a key step in Apple building out an extended supply chain in India …
Expand Expanding CloseAnother iPhone survives a week underwater after being accidentally dropped into a lake
It’s been a while since the iPhone became water resistant, and stories about the phone surviving long periods underwater are not new – yet they’re always intriguing. This time, a student accidentally dropped his iPhone into a lake in Brasilia, the capital of Brazil. A week later, the device was recovered, and surprisingly, it’s still working.
Expand Expanding CloseTapbots now lets you transfer subscription to Ivory, Tweetbot and Twitterrific adds refund rejection
It’s been almost two months since Twitter banned third-party apps from using its API to create alternative clients for the social network. As a consequence, popular apps such as Tweetbot and Twitterrific no longer work and have been completely discontinued. Now the developers behind these apps have announced new ways to let users support them.
Expand Expanding CloseApple releases mystery iOS 16.4 beta 2 for Studio Display
Following the developer and public builds of the second iOS 16.4 beta this week, the latest firmware beta update for Apple’s Studio Display is now available.
Expand Expanding Close9to5Mac Happy Hour 423: iOS 16.4 beta 2, 2018 iPad Pro in hindsight, MLS Season Pass experience
iOS 16.4 changes include the return of the much beloved Book page curl, the EU commission continues its anticompetitive case against Apple Music, and Benjamin and Zac reflect on just how good the 2018 iPad Pro was, and still is. Plus, Apple boosts the trade-in values for many of its products, TV+ hires another ad executive, and Benjamin gives his impressions of the MLS Season Pass launch.
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Expand Expanding CloseLatest Apple Pay promo puts pizza in your pocket at a persuasive price
The latest Apple Pay promotion lets you earn a discount at Pizza Hut for a future order. While it’s just the one deal on pizza this time around, it’s at least a promo that a lot of people will enjoy. Here are all the details on getting up to 33% off at Pizza Hut.
Expand Expanding CloseBrave Search introduces AI-based ‘Summarizer’ feature as a response to ChatGPT
Back in 2021, the developers of the privacy-focused web browser Brave announced their own search engine to compete with Google and Bing. A year later, Brave Search officially became available to everyone. Now Brave Search is introducing a new AI-based feature called “Summarizer,” which comes as a response to ChatGPT.
Expand Expanding CloseThursday’s best deals: 12.9-inch M1 iPad Pro $299 off, Satechi iPhone 14 power bank $85, more
We’ve got all of Thursday’s best discounts now up for grabs courtesy of our friends over at 9to5Toys. On tap this afternoon, Apple’s cellular 12.9-inch M1 iPad Pro has called to a new all-time low at $299 off. That’s joined by Satechi’s new Duo Wireless Charging Stand, which is on sale for one of the very first times at $85. And last up, M2 MacBook owners looking to build out a workstation can score OWC’s latest Thunderbolt 4 hub at just $120. Hit the jump for all of the best deals and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
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