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Goldman Sachs predicts declining iPhone sales and lower stock price

Goldman Sachs predicts declining iPhone sales and lower stock price

Christopher Lee · Apr 25, 2019

Goldman Sachs maintained its gloomy outlook for Apple yesterday by expressing the belief that the company will sell fewer iPhones during the last part of the year than the 67 million that the market anticipates. Analyst Rod Hall told clients yesterday that it’s increasingly unlikely that Apple will meet its targets for average selling prices […]

Printer causing you pain? Try these fixes

Printer causing you pain? Try these fixes

Jessica Thornsby · Apr 24, 2019

Printers are notorious for never working when you need them. If you experience a sinking feeling, every single time you need to print something, then this article is for you! I’ll be sharing all the different tricks, tips and fixes that can help you bring a misbehaving printer back into line. To help resolve your problem […]

Apple to provide next-day repairs for defective butterfly keyboards

Apple to provide next-day repairs for defective butterfly keyboards

Christopher Lee · Apr 24, 2019

According to an internal memo obtained by MacRumors, Apple is to start prioritizing repairs to MacBook Pro and MacBook devices with faulty keyboards at its physical repair centers. In it, Genius Bar technicians are advised to repair keyboards locally instead of sending them to off-site Apple repair centers. These repairs, according to the memo, should […]

How to fix a disappearing Dock on Mac

How to fix a disappearing Dock on Mac

Jessica Thornsby · Apr 23, 2019

Your Mac’s Dock provides quick and easily access to all of your favourite apps, but from time to time the Dock has been known to vanish! If you’re struggling with a disappearing Dock, then in this article I’ll share all the ways that you can coax the Dock out of hiding. We’ll be starting with […]

Third beta version of iOS 12.3 brings interesting new tweaks

Third beta version of iOS 12.3 brings interesting new tweaks

Christopher Lee · Apr 23, 2019

This Easter weekend, Apple distributed the third beta version of a new iOS 12.3 update to its global team of developers – a month after releasing iOS 12.2, which brought us new Animoji and, of course, Apple News+. If you are a registered developer, you can download the latest beta version over-the-air or from the […]

How to use your MacBook with the lid closed

How to use your MacBook with the lid closed

Jessica Thornsby · Apr 22, 2019

The idea of keeping your MacBook running when its lid is firmly closed may sound like the perfect way to waste your Mac’s precious battery! However, there are times when it can beneficial to keep your Mac bright-eyed and wide awake, even though its lid is firmly shut. Perhaps you want to play music from […]

What is this former political philosophy professor doing at Apple?

What is this former political philosophy professor doing at Apple?

Christopher Lee · Apr 22, 2019

According to an iDrop News report published yesterday, Apple has its own in-house philosopher. While that is already strange, even stranger is that Joshua Cohen used to be a professor of political philosophy at Stanford University and that his work at Apple is kept a tight secret. Cohen was initially hired to work at Apple […]

Apple sourcing suppliers of LiDAR sensors for self-driving cars

Apple sourcing suppliers of LiDAR sensors for self-driving cars

Christopher Lee · Apr 19, 2019

According to a Reuters report, Apple has been involved in discussions with at least four prospective suppliers for LiDAR sensors for autonomous vehicles. This is yet more evidence of the firm’s renewed determination to become a player in the self-driving car arena. The Reuters report states that Apple wants LiDAR units that are cheaper, smaller […]

How to reinstall MacOS without a Recovery partition

How to reinstall MacOS without a Recovery partition

Jessica Thornsby · Apr 18, 2019

If you’re experiencing problems with macOS, then sometimes you may have no choice but to cut your losses and reinstall the operating system from scratch, via its Recovery partition. But what if you discover that your Mac doesn’t have a Recovery partition? Don’t panic! In this article, I’ll share all the workarounds available, if you’ve […]

Apple to donate an unknown sum towards rebuilding Notre-Dame

Apple to donate an unknown sum towards rebuilding Notre-Dame

Christopher Lee · Apr 18, 2019

Apple’s CEO Tim Cook said in a tweet this week that his firm will donate funds to help restore the legendary 850-year-old Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris. Cook tweeted that they were “heartbroken” for the people of France and everyone across the globe for whom Notre-Dame is a “symbol of hope”, and added: “Relieved that everyone […]

Lawsuit claims Apple, its CEO and CFO committed securities fraud

Lawsuit claims Apple, its CEO and CFO committed securities fraud

Christopher Lee · Apr 17, 2019

A new lawsuit alleges that Apple and its CEO Tim Cook were aware that iPhone sales were falling back in November due to the trade war between the US and China, yet they portrayed a fake positive picture to mislead investors, and in the process committed securities fraud. The lawsuit wants class-action status to cover […]

How to turn your Mac into a Wi-Fi hotspot

How to turn your Mac into a Wi-Fi hotspot

Jessica Thornsby · Apr 17, 2019

You may be familiar with using tethering to transform your iPhone into a Wi-Fi hotspot, but did you know that you can turn your Mac into a Wi-Fi hotspot? On the surface, this may not seem as useful as sharing your iPhone’s cellular data, but there are some situations where you may want to share […]

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