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KGI Securities’ Ming-Chi Kuo has issued a new investor note about Apple. In it, he sets out how the Cupertino-based company is busy integrating more versatile and faster circuit boards throughout its 2018 product range. At the moment, the iPhone X and iPhone 8 are both using a new liquid crystal polymer circuit board which […]
If you’re a fan of Mac articles and tutorials, then sooner or later you’re going to run into the term “Homebrew” – but what is Homebrew exactly? In this article, I’m going to provide a complete introduction to Homebrew, including demystifying what Homebrew does, and why you need it in your life. By the time […]
Many of us switch between multiple computers on a regular basis – for example, maybe you have a computer at home and a Mac you’ve been assigned at work; or an older MacBook that you’ve kept as your personal laptop and a shiny new Mac that’s setup as the communal, family computer. If you regularly […]
Reuters reported yesterday that Apple had filed a countersuit against Qualcomm in which it claims that the company’s Snapdragon chips (used in countless Android devices) represent an infringement on its own patents. This comes after Qualcomm pursued a ban on the import of the iPad and iPhone into the US earlier this year. At the […]
Regardless of whether you’re using an external display, or you’re happy with your Mac’s built-in display, your screen resolution settings determine how large text and images appear onscreen, and also affects the sharpness and clarity of everything you see on your Mac. Every model of Mac has a default resolution that’s designed to give you […]
In an embarrassing moment for Apple, the company’s customers have found a worrying security flaw in the latest MacOS High Sierra operating system for Mac computers that enables logins without entering a password. The bug allows users to simply type the username root (without a password) if they want to log into the device. This […]
Does your MacBook never seem to reach 100% battery, no matter how long you leave it plugged in? Perhaps a full charge isn’t lasting anywhere near as long as it used to, or maybe your Mac is refusing to charge at all. If your MacBook is struggling to hold a charge, then it can quickly […]
You can do much more with your Mac’s trackpad than simply move the cursor around the screen! By default, macOS’ trackpad supports a number of gestures, such as scrolling and zooming. Some of these gestures are customisable, but you can also add entirely new gestures to your trackpad, using a third party app. In this […]
Wall Streets analysts have been becoming increasingly concerned ever since Apple shares reached $176 a couple of weeks ago – a historical record for the firm’s stock price. Yesterday, quite a few of them cautioned investors that even the strong sales of new iPhones and the planned tax reduction for companies might simply not be […]
Don’t you just hate it when you open a new tab, only to get a blast of noise that you weren’t expecting? In the worst case scenario you’re in a public place, or had your headphones plugged in and the volume turned up to max, and now you’re desperately flicking through tabs, trying to find […]
According to the U.S. International Trade Commission, it is busy investigating various current and past Apple products that use AirPlay Mirroring and Screen Sharing. This comes after a company and its licensing affiliate, both of which create cross-platform remote-access solutions, filed a complaint. The companies involved are Aqua Connect and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Strategic Technology […]
In the latest Apple news from the UK, the company’s Regent Street branch was robbed by a team of ten people yesterday. According to the Evening Standard, they got away with ‘thousands of pounds worth of laptops and iPads.’ To gain access to the shop, the robbers crashed a moped into the property’s glass storefront […]
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