Whenever Apple releases a new or updated product, the reaction can be anywhere from excitement to cynicism. It’s either a fantastic upgrade that brings new features and functions to the…
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Anthony is the founder of Australian Apple News. He is a long-time Apple user and former editor of Australian Macworld. He has contributed to many technology magazines and newspapers as well as appearing regularly on radio and occasionally on TV.
When should you upgrade your iPad?
Knowing when to buy new hardware can be tricky. New models with updated technology seem to come out frequently, making it hard to know whether to wait or tap your…
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The Apple Intelligence home invasion is about to start
Apple is rarely the first to bring a new technology to the masses. Going back to the first Mac, most of what it brought (menus, windows, the mouse) came from…
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Apple has broken SuperDuper’s ability to create bootable backups
Shirt Pocket Software, the maker of the excellent Mac system cloning tool Super Duper, reports that Apple has broken the software’s ability to create bootable backups. Bootable backups of a…
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How to remove email filters from iOS iOS 18.2 Mail
Apple’s quest to infuse apps with machine learning and Apple Intelligence has made its way to Apple Mail in iOS. Apple Mail in iOS 18.2 gets a set of smart…
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New Vision Pro camera, ChatGPT Search for the masses and new developer betas released
It’s been a busy start to the day in the Apple universe with three news items hitting the wires this morning. iOS 18.3, iPadOS 18.3, macOS 15.3 develop betas released…
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Apple’s foldable future
The idea of foldable mobile devices is not new. The first smartphone with foldable displays, the Royal FlexPai, was released in 2018 with Samsung popularising the format a year or…
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Who’s next as Apple continues sherlocking apps
Apple’s ongoing practice of sherlocking, where it ‘gains inspiration’ from apps and utilities others have developed and added them as features into its own platforms, has been going on for…
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Apple brings Apple Intelligence to Pages, Numbers and Keynote
Apple has released updates to its iWork suite of productivity apps. Pages, Numbers and Keynote. These features leverage Apple Intelligence. All the apps get support for the new Writing Tools feature…
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Apple’s no win scenario
Those familiar with Star Trek will know the Kobayashi Maru simulation. It’s a test given to prospective starship captains to test their reactions in a no win scenario. In that…
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