Logitech announces a line of education-focused protective cases for the new 9.7-inch iPad
Logitech is readying a line of protective cases for Apple’s newly announced iPad. Hoping the low-cost, 9.7-inch tablet will permeate through school systems in the US and Canada, the company has specifically designed a lineup of tablet covers for students and academic applications.
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New Apple Market Forum event kicking off this summer for professionals, priority registration list now open
The Apple Market Forum is a new two-day event happening later this year for professionals who use Apple products including “enterprise brand champions, IT managers, developers, consultants, Apple industry watchers, trainers, resellers, VARs, and, power users.” more…
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10 handy iPhone tips to make your life easier [Video]
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Apple unveiled a slew of new Watch bands today, here are the best third-party alternatives for less money
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What is Apple’s upcoming APFS (Apple File System) and what it means to you
Recently released with the iOS 10.3 beta, APFS will soon replace your Apple device’s thirty year old file system. This means your Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV will all see upgrades from the HFS+ system. Bringing in new optimization for the storage technologies of today, with encryption built-in as a primary feature, Apple File System will bring a slew of new benefits to users in 2017. Let’s go over what these changes are, and what you should expect out of your favorite apps and devices.
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Apple TV is about to get a lot easier to deploy in enterprise as Jamf prepares for tvOS 10.2 release
Anticipating the release of tvOS 10.2, Jamf today announced support for Apple’s Device Enrollment Program and expanded Mobile Device Management features for Apple TV, meaning organizations will soon be able to set up, configure and distribute apps for Apple TVs in bulk in the same way already available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
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Apple unveiled a slew of new Watch bands today, here are the best third-party alternatives for less money
You may have noticed that Apple introduced, upgraded and announced a slew of new products this morning. Amidst the craze of today’s moves was the unveiling of new Apple Watch Bands, including the much sought-after Nike Sport. You may recall that up until today, this popular band was only available with the Series 2 Nike+ model.
The bad news for consumers? Apple continues to charge rather outlandish prices for its official watch bands with prices topping out at $689 for the Hermès double cuff. To help lend a hand, we’ve rounded up some of the best third-party alternatives to today’s new releases to help you save some cash. Head below for the full list.
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New iPad costs more in £ than $ as Apple prepares for further Brexit hit to pound
While a superficial comparison of Apple’s US and UK pricing has led many in the past to accuse the company of price-gouging, this isn’t actually the case. As we illustrated with the recent UK increase in app prices, the net price is actually almost identical in both countries. The same is true of most of Apple’s hardware.
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Low-cost iPad, (RED) iPhone 7, 128GB iPhone SE, new Watch bands & iPhone 7 cases – what’s your take? [Poll]
As it often does with minor product updates, Apple has opted for a low-key announcement today. All-told, we’ve seen a new low-cost iPad replacing the iPad Air 2, a (RED) iPhone 7/Plus, a 128GB iPhone SE, twelve new Watch bands and six new iPhone 7/Plus cases.
While new product announcements usually mean new and better choices, this wasn’t entirely the case this time around …
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Apple Watch no longer offered with bundled leather, nylon, or link bands
While Apple has expanded its band lineup for spring 2017 with several new styles and colors, it has also limited the band options that come with new Apple Watch purchases. Apple Watch Series 2 is now only available with Sport Band and Milanese Loop when purchased new.
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