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Do you miss Touch ID? Grab an iPad 9th-Gen while it’s back in stock
- The iconic Touch ID home button on the iPhone and iPad has been discontinued and is unlikely to return with the next-generation iPhone SE.
- The iPad 9th-Gen tablet is back in stock at retailers like Amazon and Best Buy, priced at $249 for the 64GB model and $398.99 for the 256GB option.
- The newer iPad 11th-Gen model is more expensive than the 9th-Gen model, starting at $349, but with slightly bigger display and a relocated Touch ID home button.
- The iPad mini 7th-Gen model, with a powerful A17 Pro processor and 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display, is currently on sale for $399.99.
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iPadOS 19 wish list: 5 features we’re hoping for
- Rumors suggest iPadOS 19 may bridge the gap between iPad and Mac with a focus on productivity and multitasking enhancements.
- Apple is expected to prioritize features like multi-user support, external monitor support, smarter clipboard, Xcode for iPad, and true background multitasking in iPadOS 19.
- iPadOS 19 wish list includes multi-user support to enable better sharing among family members with separate profiles and settings.
- Enhancing external monitor support, particularly in Stage Manager experience, is crucial for a more Mac-like multitasking experience on iPads.
- Improving clipboard functionality to allow for the storage of multiple copied items could enhance productivity and multitasking on iPads.
- The potential addition of Xcode to iPad would make app development more accessible and efficient, leveraging the power of iPad's hardware.
- Background multitasking is a critical feature needed in iPadOS 19 to match the multitasking capabilities of macOS and unlock the device's full potential.
- Apple is urged to prioritize delivering significant upgrades in iPadOS 19 to leverage the power of iPad's hardware and fulfill user expectations.
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OnePlus Pad 2 Pro tablet launches with 3.4K Display & flagship chip
- OnePlus has launched the Pad 2 Pro, a high-end tablet designed for work and entertainment, showcasing the company's presence in the tablet market.
- The Pad 2 Pro features a 13.2-inch 3.4K resolution display with a 144Hz refresh rate, powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, offering options of 8GB, 12GB, or 16GB RAM and 256GB or 512GB storage.
- It comes with a 13MP rear camera, 8MP front camera, ColorOS 15 based on Android 15, 12,140mAh battery supporting 67W fast charging, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, and NFC, with eight built-in speakers for audio.
- The OnePlus Pad 2 Pro is priced at around $444 USD or €399 in China, offering a big screen, powerful processor, large battery, and fast charging, catering to users like businessmen, students, and artists.
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Nomad launches new deck of cards-sized 100W Slim Power Adapter, perfect for traveling
- Nomad has launched a new 100W Slim Power Adapter, designed for travelers who need to keep their devices charged on the go.
- The compact adapter is similar in size to a deck of playing cards, making it easy to carry around in a purse, briefcase, or pocket.
- The 100W Slim Power Adapter utilizes GaN technology for a thin design and efficient thermal control.
- It retails for $69 on Nomad's website and is capable of charging two devices simultaneously, with one port offering 70W and the other 30W.
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Lars Fröder, developer of Dopamine jailbreak, shares full video presentation from Nullcon Goa 2025 in March
- Lars Fröder, developer of Dopamine jailbreak, shared his full video presentation from Nullcon Goa 2025 in March.
- The presentation discussed the state of jailbreaking in 2025, including details about Dopamine, TrollStore, and challenges in jailbreak development.
- Fröder highlighted the reasons why people jailbreak their devices today, explained how TrollStore works, and discussed the challenges faced in jailbreak development.
- Fröder expressed skepticism about the future of jailbreaking on modern iOS devices due to Apple's security measures, making it tough to develop exploits.
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More Than 1 Billion RCS Messages Are Sent Daily on Android and iOS
- Over a billion RCS messages are sent daily in the United States, with Google sharing this statistic.
- RCS, a communication protocol replacing SMS and MMS, was championed by Google and recently adopted by Apple in iOS 18.
- The 1 billion daily RCS messages include text exchanges between Android and iPhone users, offering enhanced features like higher resolution media support, audio messages, and cross-platform emoji reactions.
- While iMessage remains the default for iPhone to iPhone conversations, RCS has improved texting experiences between iPhone users and Android users.
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Safari can now push web notifications even when a website isn’t open
- Safari on Mac now supports Declarative Web Push to show notifications even when a website isn’t open.
- Declarative Web Push in Safari is energy-efficient, private, and does not require service workers.
- Safari 15.5 for Mac has adopted Declarative Web Push that leverages a JSON format for notifications.
- Declarative Web Push technology is available on mobile Safari for iOS 18.4 and iPadOS 18.4, and on Mac with Safari 18.5 in macOS 15.5 update.
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iOS 18.5 and iPadOS 18.5
- iOS 18.5 and iPadOS 18.5 feature a limited number of new features like an update to Screen Time passcode notification and support for carrier-provided satellite features on iPhone 13 models.
- A security fix in iOS 18.5 addresses a vulnerability with the C1 modem that could allow attackers in a privileged network position to intercept network traffic, potentially enabling surveillance or man-in-the-middle attacks.
- One user expressed frustration over the red badge notification prompting non-Apple Pay users with every iOS update, highlighting a persistent annoyance for some iPhone users.
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You’ll soon be able to control your iPhone and iPad just by thinking
- Apple has introduced a new Brain Computer Interface protocol that allows patients to control their iPhone and iPad using their mind.
- The protocol, called Brain Computer Interface (BCI), will be supported in iOS 19 and iPadOS 19, enabling users with compatible brain implants to control their devices through thoughts.
- The brain implant options include Elon Musk's Neuralink or Synchron's Stentrode, which converts brain signals into onscreen actions without requiring physical movement.
- Apple has partnered with Synchron to integrate this technology, enabling those implanted with Synchron's BCI to control Apple devices with their thoughts by late 2025.
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Apple will add App Store accessibility labels and new support for brain interface controls
- Apple announced updates to improve accessibility on its devices, including new features for reading, seeing, and speaking.
- A new Accessibility Nutrition Labels section in the App Store will provide information about the features supported by apps and games.
- Apple is adding support for Brain Computer Interfaces (BCIs) with a new protocol for controlling devices using brain signals.
- Additional enhancements include Eye Tracking control, Vision Pro for easier typing, Head Tracking for control via head movements, and the Magnifier app coming to Mac.
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2 reasons why demand for iPads is very strong
- iPad shipments increased by 14% year over year during the first three months of 2025, marking the fourth consecutive quarter of rising demand.
- Consumer refresh of pandemic-era tablets and the need for replacements after four to five years of usage are driving the strong growth in iPad sales.
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Apple unveils powerful accessibility features coming this year to Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and more
- Apple announced new accessibility features including Accessibility Nutrition Labels on the App Store to provide detailed information for users.
- Accessibility features coming to Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch include Magnifier, Braille Access, and Accessibility Reader.
- The new Magnifier app for Mac allows users with low vision to zoom in on their surroundings and customize views for easier visibility.
- Braille Access offers a full-featured braille note taker integrated into Apple devices, enabling note-taking and live transcriptions.
- Accessibility Reader is a systemwide reading mode designed to enhance text readability for users with disabilities on various Apple devices.
- Live Listen controls with Live Captions are introduced on Apple Watch for users who are deaf or hard of hearing.
- Apple Vision Pro enhances vision accessibility features through updates to Zoom, Live Recognition, and a new API for visual interpretation.
- Additional updates across Apple products include improvements to Background Sounds, Personal Voice, Vehicle Motion Cues, Eye Tracking, and more.
- Voice Control, Sound Recognition, CarPlay, and Share Accessibility Settings also receive enhancements to benefit users with diverse needs.
- Apple continues to prioritize accessibility, with Tim Cook emphasizing the company's commitment to making technology inclusive for all users.
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Apple Device Management in 2025: What Developers & IT Teams Should Know
- Managing Apple devices at scale in 2025 poses challenges for developers and IT teams in terms of security, app distribution, and device lockdown.
- Apple Device Management is no longer solely the responsibility of IT admins but also involves developers and tech leads due to remote work, BYOD policies, and compliance regulations.
- While Apple provides native tools like Apple Business Manager and MDM protocol, dedicated Apple MDM solutions become necessary as the number of devices increases beyond 5-10.
- Key considerations for selecting an Apple MDM include zero-touch enrollment, granular controls, remote actions, and Activation Lock management to simplify device management tasks.
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Here are the new accessibility features coming to Apple’s platforms in the fall
- Apple has announced new accessibility features coming to its platforms in the fall with iOS 19 and other software updates.
- New features include a systemwide reading mode, Live Captions on Apple Watch, Enhanced View for Vision Pro, and more.
- Accessibility Nutrition Labels will show accessibility features in apps on the App Store, aiding user decisions before downloading.
- Magnifier app is coming to the Mac, offering zoom capabilities using Continuity Camera and support for custom views.
- The new Braille Access feature integrates braille note-taking and Live Captions for real-time transcription on braille displays.
- Accessibility Reader, a reading mode in iOS 19 and other systems, enhances text customization and supports Spoken Content.
- Live Captions with real-time transcription will be available on Apple Watch for users who are deaf or hard of hearing.
- VisionOS updates on Apple Vision Pro include real-time recognition and expanded Zoom capabilities with the main camera.
- Additional updates cover features like Background Sounds personalization, Personal Voice enhancements, and support for brain computer interfaces.
- Apple's commitment to accessibility includes updated features like Sound Recognition, Voice Control, CarPlay support, and the ability to share accessibility settings.
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Apple is going to make it easier to read on your Mac
- In honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Apple announced new features to enhance user-friendliness in its ecosystem.
- Features include Accessibility Nutrition Labels in the App Store, Magnifier for Mac, Braille Access, and Accessibility Reader.
- Accessibility Nutrition Labels offer detailed information about apps' accessibility features, facilitating user selection of assistance apps.
- Additional updates include Live Captions for Apple Watch, Personal Voice enhancements, and focus on making technology accessible to all, according to Tim Cook.
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