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Apple Intelligence: A Promising Yet Underwhelming Leap

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Apple’s introduction of “Apple Intelligence” at WWDC 2024 set high expectations, with the company teasing transformative capabilities that blend artificial intelligence with seamless integration across its ecosystem. However, nearly six months later, we have only seen glimpses of its potential, with the full rollout scheduled for March 2025.

Here’s a look at the key features available so far, and whether they live up to the hype!

The Vision Pro: Not So Much for Apple Intelligence

First things first, Apple’s most futuristic device, the Vision Pro, is curiously absent from the lineup of devices receiving Apple Intelligence updates.… Read the rest

macOS Sequoia: What to Try First?

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Apple has just released macOS Sequoia, and if your device is compatible, start exploring its new features immediately. If you are wondering what to check out first, here are a few must-try updates to get you started.

1 The New Passwords App

macOS Sequoia introduces a built-in Passwords app, so you no longer need third-party password managers. It handles website logins, passkeys, verification codes, and even Wi-Fi codes.

One handy feature is the ability to generate QR codes for any Wi-Fi network you’ve saved, making it easy to share access with others.… Read the rest

The Best iPad Tips & Tricks You Need To Know

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The iPad is an incredibly versatile device that bridges the gap between an iPhone and a Mac. To get the most out of it, play to its strengths. For focused work with minimal distractions, the iPad is unbeatable. So, here are some productivity iPad tips and tricks to help you go pro!

1 The Home Screen

Your productive journey with the iPad starts with the Home Screen.

Setting it up properly can make a world of difference.… Read the rest

USDZ: Apple’s Gateway to Augmented Reality

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USDZ is Apple’s most recent file format designed explicitly for augmented reality experiences on its iOS platforms, encompassing both the iPhone and iPad. If you’ve explored the Apple News app or initiated an augmented reality encounter directly from the Safari web browser, your engagement likely involved a USDZ file.

What is Augmented Reality?

Augmented Reality (AR) is a technology that enhances the real world by overlaying digital information onto a user’s physical environment.… Read the rest

Evade These 10 Common iPhone Mistakes

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We have shared heaps of iPhone tips so far, but today, our spotlight is on those little slip-ups we have all been guilty of. It doesn’t matter if you are a seasoned iPhone user or a newcomer to the Apple ecosystem – you might be inadvertently hindering your device’s performance. Finally, find out the 10 common iPhone mistakes you should avoid.

1. Common Battery Mistakes

Let’s face it; we all crave an iPhone battery that goes the distance.… Read the rest

Ultimate Guide to iCloud: All You Need To Know

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While we have previously explored some aspects of the Apple ecosystem, there’s one vital piece that’s remained in the shadows for far too long – iCloud. You have probably heard about it, and maybe you have even used it. But, if you find iCloud confusing, you are not alone.

It’s time to find out everything you need to know about this cloud-based service. So, let’s clear up any iCloud confusion and make it a more accessible aspect of your Apple experience.… Read the rest

5 Reasons Why Mac Users Choose to Stick With Their Devices

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A question is often asked by those unfamiliar with Mac computers: why Mac users choose to stick with their devices, rather than switch to a Windows-based system?

As someone who has been using Macs for years, I can tell you that there are a number of reasons why many users prefer Macs to Windows. Some of these reasons include the intuitive interface, the excellent hardware and software integration, and the strong ecosystem of apps and services.… Read the rest

Top 5 Apple Notes Tips For Boosting Productivity

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As you may already know, Apple’s Notes app functions as a service for making short text notes. These notes can be synchronized between devices using Apple’s iCloud service. If you want to be significantly more productive using this application, here are some of the best Apple Notes tips you should know about. Step up your productivity game and find out how to use Apple Notes more efficiently!

Apple Notes Tips and Tricks

Implementing just a few new Apple Notes tips will drastically change the way you use the Notes app on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.… Read the rest

How To Open Key Files On Windows

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Handling native files from Apple such as PAGES, NUMBERS, and KEY files can be a hassle for Windows users. Thus, in this article, we want to show you how you can easily work with Keynote presentations (aka KEY files) on your Windows computer!

First, we shall have a look at what Keynote files are. Then, you can choose from three tutorials on how to effectively work with and open KEY files on Windows.… Read the rest

The AIFF Audio Format

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The AIFF stands for Audio Interchange File Format. Apple developed this audio format Apple in 1985 as an extension of IFF which had been around three years prior. The IFF itself was developed by Electronics Art and widely used on Amiga systems.

AIFF is kind of Apple’s version of WAV (Waveform Audio Format) files. Both AIFF and WAV are considered CD-quality audio. That’s why many audio engineers prefer working with those two.… Read the rest