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Now that Apple Card is available to all US customers who are approved, Apple published an article on how to properly maintain and clean your shiny new Titanium Apple Card.
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Many Apple Watch Series 4 users complained about a defect regarding the uneven brightness levels on their Apple Watch. This consists of the screen getting unusually darker or lighter in some areas, fading and the screen being darker than usual. This only happens on 1 in every 10 Apple Watches distributed to the market and it is a fairly common defect. Continue reading Display Issues And Defects on Apple Watch Series 4
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iOS 13 extends the battery life of an iPhone with its new feature. This feature is called Optimized Battery Charging, a step forward to the existing iPhone Battery Health feature. Here’s what we know about this great iOS feature. Continue reading Extend your iPhone’s battery life in iOS 13 beta with Optimized Battery Charging
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Apple has recently notified macOS Mojave users that the Back to My Mac feature is discontinuing this July. They warned people about the same thing previously that it might go away, but this time they’ll absolutely take it away on all macOS versions including Mojave. Continue reading Back to My Mac Discontinuing this July
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A DJ named White Panda complained that his MacBook Pro battery exploded during normal use. He said that the explosion caused his MacBook Pro to catch on fire, set the smoke detectors off and some of his property damaged. An hour after the situation started, he took it to the Apple Store to have it checked out by an Apple Genius. Continue reading DJ White Panda’s Macbook Pro 2015 Explodes In Normal Usage
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You recently brought an iPhone XS to replace your 2-year-old iPhone 7. Then you started up your new iPhone and connected your iPhone to the Internet. Now you are in the next step, which is a few choices to choose how you should set up your iPhone. They depict of setting up your iPhone as “new”, restore via an iCloud or iTunes backup, use Move to iOS from an Android device and Quick Start from iOS devices. You don’t want to wait over an hour to get your iPhone 7 to back up and then restore your new iPhone from there, so you chose Quick Start. Here are the directions you need to jumpstart your new iPhone in less than 5-15 minutes! Continue reading How to Use Quick Start on the iPhone
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The Taptic Engine is a vibration motor that’s meant to provide haptic and vibration feedback. But unlike regular vibration motors, the Taptic Engine is supposed to vibrate very softly and quietly. Here’s what you need to know about this for your iPhone, and if you run into any problems with the vibration motor. Continue reading Issues of the Taptic Engine, and How To Solve Them
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Good news for those who own a bent iPad Pro: Apple has launched an all-new support page dedicated for the enclosure of the iPad Pro. The page, titled “iPad Pro unibody enclosure design,” offers more information on the design of the enclosure, and allows customers who have an issue with their device to contact Apple Support.
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