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Apple TV+ debuts trailer for second installment of animated trilogy ‘WondLa’

The second season of 'WondLa' premieres on April 25, 2025 on Apple TV+.
The continuation of the animated adventure trilogy 'WondLa' is showrun by Bobs Gannaway and features a star-studded voice cast.
The story follows 16-year-old Eva 9's journey, revealing truths about her past and the world she lives in.
Season two explores Eva's search for home, leading to more questions and a relentless pursuit for something greater.
The series consists of seven half-hour episodes and is produced by a team of prominent figures in the entertainment industry.
Apple TV+ offers a variety of award-winning original series and films for kids and families, expanding its engaging content.
The streaming service provides premium drama, comedy series, documentaries, and family entertainment across multiple platforms.
Apple TV+ has received numerous award recognitions, with popular shows like 'Ted Lasso' and 'CODA' garnering critical acclaim.
Available in over 100 countries, Apple TV+ offers a diverse range of content on various devices, with a subscription cost of $9.99 per month.
New subscribers can enjoy a seven-day free trial, and customers purchasing selected Apple devices can avail a three-month free trial of Apple TV+.

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Apple Immersive Video Utility Released

Apple has released Apple Immersive Video Utility, a companion app for Vision Pro owners.
The app allows users to organize and manage immersive content on their Mac.
It supports syncing playback on multiple Vision Pros and transferring videos from the Mac to the Vision Pro.
The app is primarily designed for post-production work by video professionals and is related to Blackmagic's URSA Cine Immersive camera.

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Apple TV+ brings Severance’s Lumon Industries to life with star-studded ORTBO

Apple TV+ held an immersive ORTBO event for 'Severance' at Bell Works in New Jersey with a Q&A and live performance of the theme song.
The event featured the cast and executive producers, including Ben Stiller, Adam Scott, and Gwendoline Christie.
Fans experienced the world of Lumon Industries with recreated sets, displays, and interactions with characters.
The show's premise involves a unique 'severance procedure' dividing memories between work and personal life.
Season two explores the consequences of meddling with the severance barrier, leading to a darker path.
'Severance' has garnered critical acclaim, receiving Emmy nominations and awards for its first season.
Apple TV+ praised for its original content, including hits like 'Ted Lasso' and 'CODA'.
The service is available on various devices globally, offering a diverse range of premium entertainment.
A trailer for the continuation of 'WondLa' was released on Apple TV+.
President Donald Trump's statements regarding China and Apple's iPhone designs were also mentioned in the article.

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Lutris vs. Crossover: A Friendly Comparison

Crossover and Lutris are gaming tools that aim to make Windows games compatible with other operating systems.
Crossover offers a smooth and user-friendly interface, community and support, customization options, and seamless integration with operating systems.
Lutris is versatile and community-driven, offering user-friendly interfaces, community and support, extensive customization options, and integration with operating systems.
Both tools rely on Wine and share a common goal of making Windows games run smoothly on different operating systems.

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President Trump threatens additional 50% tariff on China, effective April 9th

U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to impose additional 50% tariffs on China effective April 9th, if China does not withdraw its 34% increase above their already long term trading abuses by April 8th, 2025.
China issued retaliatory tariffs of 34% on the United States, on top of their existing tariffs, non-monetary tariffs, illegal subsidization, and currency manipulation.
All talks with China concerning their requested meetings will be terminated, and negotiations with other countries will begin.
The United States intends to protect its economy and maintain the position as the world's number one economy with this tariff strategy.

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How to fix the Calendar app not working on Mac

Troubleshooting guide to fix Apple Calendar app issues on Mac.
Common problems include crashes, slow loading, missing events, and sync issues.
Update macOS to the latest version to resolve most Calendar problems.
Force quit and restart the Calendar app if it's crashing or unresponsive.
Try disabling all calendars and re-enabling them one by one.
Unsubscribe from third-party calendars like NFL to troubleshoot.
Refresh calendars in the app to resolve sync problems.
Disable and re-enable calendar accounts like iCloud, Google, or Exchange.
Delete and re-add calendar accounts as a solution.
Turn off unnecessary calendar accounts to streamline the app.
Additional tips include turning off Mouse Keys and clearing the app cache.
If issues persist, try using other calendar platforms or seek professional help.

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Installing Logseq Knowledge Management Tool on Linux

Logseq is an open source tool for knowledge management and a powerful task manager and journaling tool.
The unique organization system of Logseq provides granular control and flexibility over information.
To install Logseq on Linux, you can use the official AppImage or the 'semi-official' Flatpak version.
After installation, open Logseq and set up a local folder to start using the tool.

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Solving the ENOSPC File Watcher Error in Linux Development Environments

Error: ENOSPC: System limit for number of file watchers reached, watch '/path/to/your/file'
Linux uses a subsystem called inotify to monitor file changes, and the ENOSPC file watcher error occurs when the system limit for the number of file watchers is reached.
Common triggers for this error include working on larger projects with many files and dependencies, running multiple development servers simultaneously, using multiple IDEs or code editors, and adding new dependencies.
To solve the ENOSPC file watcher error, you can increase the file watcher limit in the sysctl configuration by following the steps mentioned.

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How to remove duplicate photos on iPhone, iPad and Mac

Apple offers a tool to find and delete duplicate photos on iPhone, iPad, and Mac within the Photos app.
Duplicate photos can accumulate quickly due to various reasons like editing copies, screenshots, or shared iCloud libraries.
To find duplicates, access the Duplicates smart album in the Utilities section of the Photos app on iOS devices.
You can merge duplicate photos to keep the highest quality version and delete the rest from your library.
On Mac, a similar process can be used to manage and delete duplicate photos in the Photos app.
Apple's duplicate image detection involves advanced algorithms to identify duplicates based on various factors, not just file size or resolution.
The feature helps with iCloud Shared Photo Library management by avoiding multiple copies of the same image.
The ability to delete duplicates ensures a clutter-free photo library and saves storage space.
Other features of Photos app include Photographic Styles, tips for better iPhone photography, and Camera Control options.
This article was updated in April 2025, providing ongoing guidance on managing duplicate photos.

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Resources 1.8 Added Monitoring Raspberry Pi GPU & CPU Temperature

Resources 1.8.0 version was released with new features.
The app allows monitoring memory, CPU & GPU percentage, disk read & write, swap usage, and more.
In the new release, Resources added support for monitoring Raspberry Pi CPUs and GPUs.
To install Resources in Ubuntu or Linux, follow the provided commands.

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Today in Apple history: Mac OS 7 gets its final update

Apple's System 7 operating system receives its last update with the shipment of Mac OS 7.6.1.
Mac OS 7.6.1 marks the end of the System 7 era, which started in 1991.
Mac OS 7.6.1 brought bug fixes, support for new Apple products, and a name change from 'System 7' to 'Mac OS'.
The update paved the way for the transition to Mac OS 8 and the end of the clone Mac era.

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Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro will appear quite similar to iPhone 16 Pro – except for rear camera array

Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro will closely resemble the iPhone 16 Pro from the front.
The noticeable difference will be its distinct rear camera array design.
The camera area will have a uniform color, not a two-tone design.
Apple is planning a major shake-up for the iPhone's 20-year anniversary, including a foldable version and a new Pro model.

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Windows 11’s rumored Start menu redesign could mean it eats up a huge chunk of desktop space for some users – although it can be tamed

Microsoft is considering a redesign for the Windows 11 Start menu, potentially making it wider and condensing the layout.
The redesign includes a Phone Link side panel that displays details about connected Android smartphones.
The Start menu redesign with the side panel can cover up to 75% of the desktop.
A button allows users to hide or show the companion panel, providing flexibility in managing the Start menu layout.
Despite the potential screen coverage by the redesign, users can disable the Phone Link panel if it interferes with their desktop experience.
The redesign evokes Windows 8 full-screen Start menu memories, but users have the option to customize and control the layout.
The changes to the Start menu are not yet in testing but seem polished, offering users more control over their Windows 11 experience.
Microsoft aims to provide users with more control over the Start menu's layout and appearance, enhancing customization options.

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Secure Frame Server Helper High CPU Usage: How to Fix it

Several Windows users have reported high CPU usage due to the Secure Frame Server Helper process while using video calling apps.
Secure Frame Server Helper, also known as fslso.exe, is a process related to facial recognition feature in Secure Biometrics Windows Services.
Troubleshooting steps to fix high CPU usage caused by Secure Frame Server Helper include restarting the computer, disabling Windows Hello for sign-in options, running a Microsoft Defender Offline Scan, and turning off/uninstalling AVG Antivirus.
These steps can help resolve the issue of Secure Frame Server Helper (fslso.exe) causing high CPU usage on Windows.

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How to Check if Virtualization is Enabled in Windows 10/11

Virtualization is a feature that allows users to run two or more operating systems on a single machine.
To check if virtualization is enabled in Windows 10/11, you can use Command Prompt, Task Manager, or Windows PowerShell.
In Command Prompt, use the 'systeminfo' command to check if virtualization is enabled in the firmware.
In Task Manager, go to the Performance tab and check if the Virtualization option is disabled or enabled.

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