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Oura CEO Says Apple Won't Make a Smart Ring Because 'It's Hard to Do'
- Oura CEO Tom Hale believes Apple is unlikely to enter the smart ring market.
- Hale states that Apple is unconvinced about the value of having a ring and watch together.
- Oura Ring 4, a product that tracks movement, fitness, health, stress, and sleep, was recently launched by Oura.
- Rumors suggest that Apple has explored the idea of a smart ring but currently has no plans to launch one.
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Idownloadblog
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Sideloadly sideloading utility updated to v0.55.0 with speed improvements & bug fixes
- The Sideloadly team has released an update to its sideloading utility to version 0.55.0.
- The update brings speed improvements, progress indicators, and automatic retries.
- Bug fixes and improvements offer a smoother sideloading experience.
- Future updates will address community-reported issues and add support for Advanced Data Protection and JIT.
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Siliconera
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Every Warcraft 30th Anniversary Direct Announcement
- The Warcraft 30th Anniversary Direct announced several updates to Warcraft titles across the franchise.
- Warcraft 1 and 2 are both getting remasters with customizable updated visuals and new quality-of-life improvements.
- The War Within Undermined is the first major patch for World of Warcraft's latest expansion with a new goblin city.
- World of Warcraft: Midnight will introduce player housing in the upcoming expansion for the first time.
- World of Warcraft Classic is getting a refresh, while The Burning Crusade Classic return in late 2025.
- Hearthstone is getting a mini-set called Heroes of Starcraft and new arena revamp and a Year of the Raptor roadmap.
- The previously mobile-exclusive Warcraft Rumble is launching on PC with three new split leaders.
- The 30th Anniversary Direct also included the release of an audio novella for World of Warcraft: The War Within Heartlands.
- The Warcraft 30th Anniversary Direct included several exciting updates and releases for Warcraft games.
- Players can look forward to new features like player housing, refreshed versions of classic games, and new expansions in Hearthstone.
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Polygon
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‘Behind Bars’ case walkthrough, hints, and solution in Rise of the Golden Idol
- ‘Behind Bars’ is the second case of Chapter 2 in Rise of the Golden Idol that includes puzzles including; names, conference, victim, and events.
- The aim is to give a hint-based experience that will lead you to the solution without automatically showing you how to solve it.
- There are eight names to discover in “Behind Bars.” Namely, Patrick Kendal, Percy Sainsbury, Jimmy Beswick, Robert Pakenham, Jason Kempton, Daniel Utley, Jeremy Smith, Henry Wakefield.
- There are five cells for the five prisoners, including the mystery one. You need to determine where they each reside.
- In the escapee’s cell, you’ll need to do some secret message decoding, which is mercifully much simpler than it initially seems.
- The secret message was encoded with: 281973.
- The event is three sentences long, and can be solved mostly with visual cues once you get the rest of the puzzle down.
- Arthur Blythe, who was in prison for murder, got out of his cell through a window, using the saw blade he got from Steven Aria. He entered the yard via a drainpipe and breached the fence using wire cutters he got from Percy Sainsbury. Finally, he climbed over the wall attaching sheets he got from Jimmy Beswick to the bars from his window.
- Use clues from their information sheet in the office below to realize where each prisoner goes.
- Consider that the names on the chalkboard don’t list in the way they appear.
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How Much Is A Pc For Gaming?
- Gaming PCs come in various price ranges, offering different levels of performance.
- Entry-level gaming PCs are suitable for playing less demanding games, with components like Intel Core i3 or AMD Ryzen 3 CPUs and entry-level graphics cards.
- Mid-range gaming PCs offer a balance of performance and cost, with Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 5 CPUs, better graphics cards, and higher RAM capacity.
- High-end gaming PCs are designed for enthusiasts, featuring high-performance CPUs, premium graphics cards, abundant storage, advanced cooling solutions, and excellent build quality.
- Extreme gaming PCs provide the ultimate power, speed, and visual realism, with top-notch CPUs, high-end graphics cards, ample RAM, cutting-edge cooling technologies, and extensive customization options.
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Macstories
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Apple Releases Updates to Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for the Mac and iPad
- Apple announced the updated versions of Final Cut Pro for the Mac and iPad, designed with multiple features and faster workflows.
- Final Cut Pro 11 for Mac comes with magnetic masks to enable users to mask objects and people quickly to grade colors or add effects differently from the rest of the scene.
- The artificial intelligence feature lets the app generate closed captions automatically, giving users more ease and efficiency in creating captions.
- Final Cut Pro 11 can now edit spatial video clips, edit footage and add features and color corrections. Users can capture spatial video clips directly with Vision Pro, iPhone 15, iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Pro, and Canon’s new RF-S7.8mm F4 STM DUAL lens for Canon R7.
- The iPad version of Final Cut Pro has introduced new colour grading presets, and a new ‘Enhance Light and Color’ tool that intelligently applies colour contrast, brightness and balance to the video.
- Other new features on the iPad version include new brushes, the ability to expand clips vertically with pinch gesture, dynamic picture-in-picture windows, support for editing high-frame-rate video and haptic feedback for timeline scrubbing and dropping effects.
- Apple’s latest update to Logic Pro for the Mac and iPad also adds a new plugin called Quantec Room Simulator, recreating natural-sounding room acoustics in the 1980s.
- Peter Gabriel says the Quantec Plug-in has been a key element in his music, as it helped him to build harmonic drones to start his live set, which later developed into songs.
- Logic also introduced the option to reorder mixer channels, to rearrange channel strips quickly.
- The subscription pricing of Final Cut Pro for iPad remains at $4.99/month or $49.99/year, and everything new is now available on the app store.
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Macdailynews
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Evercore names Apple a stock to watch in President Trump’s second term
- Investment advisory Evercore names Apple as a stock to watch during President Trump's second term.
- While potential Trump tariffs could impact companies with exposure to China, other proposed policies like lower corporate tax rates and fewer regulations could benefit Apple.
- Overall, Apple ranks 4th on the list of AI stocks not to miss.
- Apple shareholders have a bright future ahead.
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Polygon
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‘Chapter 2: The Pursuit’ case summary walkthrough, hints, and solution in Rise of the Golden Idol
- “The Pursuit” is the second chapter in Rise of the Golden Idol, and the case summary story puzzles will ask you to bring the events of the entire chapter together.
- The Chapter 2 Corkboard asks you to put names to faces and faces to names.
- The Chapter 2 story summary has 31 entries for you to solve.
- Here is the complete description for the Story: Tesa Nevari wanted to reassemble the mythical Golden Idol of Lazarus Herst from its parts. Tesa Nevari arranged Arthur Blythe’s prison escape, because he knew the locations of the parts. Tesa Nevari and Arthur Blythe worked together to steal all 8 parts. For the final one, at the auction, Arthur Blythe resorted to murder. In the end, Arthur Blythe tried to steal the parts from Tesa Nevari, which resulted in Arthur Blythe’s death.
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Polygon
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‘Going Once!’ case walkthrough, hints, and solution in Rise of the Golden Idol
- “Going Once!” is the fourth case of Chapter 2 in Rise of the Golden Idol.
- Hints and solution for the names, conference, victim, and events puzzles.
- Names: Discover the names of the eight characters in the case.
- Lots: Figure out the items, their origins, and the buyers involved in the auction.
- Events: Solve the motives, distractions, and the murder that occurred at the Seven Seas Auction.
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Polygon
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‘Blockbuster Release’ case walkthrough, hints, and solution in Rise of the Golden Idol
- “Blockbuster Release” is the third case of Chapter 2 in Rise of the Golden Idol.
- As with all of our Rise of the Golden Idol case guides, our goal here is to provide a hint-based experience that will lead you to the solution without automatically showing you how to solve it.
- In this Rise of the Golden Idol guide, we’ll walk you through the “Blockbuster Release” case, including hints and the full solution for the names, conference, victim, and events puzzles.
- There are 11 names to discover in “Blockbuster Release.”
- The duffle bag contains a strange message about the tools a character will need to commit a crime. You’ll need to fill in four objects.
- The costume puzzle requires you to name the four heroes on the movie poster.
- The argument between Mike and Jenny is about a piece of paper in Mike’s pocket.
- The first Events puzzle has two paragraphs and 19 words to solve.
- The second event puzzle also has 19 words to solve.
- In order to win a bet, Jenny Chen pulled the head off Doug Baxter’s costume. This started a fire, so patrons tried to escape.
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Polygon
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‘Garden Retreat’ case walkthrough, hints, and solution in Rise of the Golden Idol
- The first case in Chapter 2 of Rise of the Golden Idol is 'Garden Retreat'.
- The case requires finding an overview and event solution.
- Hints are provided to guide players towards the solution.
- The solution for the overview is that the events took place at the Harmony Foundation on August 17, 1974, resulting in someone's death.
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Mjtsai
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App Store Connect 2.0
- App Store Connect 2.0 includes a refreshed UI and new capabilities.
- Developers can generate marketing assets for app promotion.
- The app still has issues with speed and login.
- Featuring Nomination process now integrated into App Store Connect.
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Mjtsai
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Questioning EU Geo-Blocking Restrictions
- The European Commission has formally notified Apple regarding potential breaches of the EU's anti-geo-blocking rules.
- Consumers using Apple Media Services encounter different interfaces and content based on their country of registration, potentially violating the EU's Geo-blocking Regulation.
- The EU asserts that users should be able to access and download apps from other EU/EEA countries while traveling or staying temporarily in another member state.
- Apple has been notified by the EU and the Consumer Protection Cooperation Network to address the alleged violations.
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Mjtsai
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OneDrive and Sequoia
- OneDrive is facing issues on macOS 15, causing the file's app to freeze when opening or saving files within Desktop or Documents folders.
- Customers are advised to force quit the OpenAndSavePanelService process and save files in locations other than Desktop, Documents, or OneDrive folders until a fix is available.
- Another issue reported on macOS 15.1 involves macOS reporting that a file exists, but attempting to read it fails, stating that the file doesn't exist.
- NSURLIsUbiquitousItemKey may be set for files backed by a file provider extension, contrary to the documentation stating it's specific to iCloud storage.
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Macdailynews
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Apple faces potential class action lawsuit over crackling AirPods Pro issue
- A group of Apple customers has initiated a class-action lawsuit alleging that Apple violated consumer protection laws.
- The lawsuit claims that Apple's failure to address crackling or static sound issues in AirPods Pro constitutes false advertising.
- Apple tried to fix the problem with software updates and launched a repair program, but many customers experienced the same issue with replacement AirPods Pro.
- The plaintiffs are seeking relief for the defective nature of AirPods Pro, and the court will decide if the case merits class action certification.
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