How to track your sleep using Apple Watch or iPhone with these third-party apps
Sleep tracking has been one the most oft-requested features for Apple Watch, but Apple itself has yet to implement a solution. That hasn’t stopped developers from creating their own watchOS apps for doing it, though.
One of the more popular apps for sleep tracking with Apple Watch is called AutoSleep….
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Latest Apple Watch Series 2 ‘Close Your Rings’ promo highlights Activity tracking
If Apple sold inductive wireless charging tech separate from iPhone 8, would you buy it? [Poll]
One of the long-running rumors for the iPhone 8 is wireless charging. Though there has been some back and forth as to what exact wireless technology the device will use, wireless charging has been one of the most consistent rumors.
Earlier today, however, a report claimed that Apple would sell the wireless charging accessory separately from the iPhone 8 itself.
If Apple does sell wireless charging technology separately, would you pay for it?
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Become Tech Savvy: iCloud Keychain and answering your common password management concerns
First time checking out the Tech Savvy series? You’ll get the most value by starting at the beginning and checking out the series overview.
Note for regular readers, the already tech savvy, and IT professionals: this series is designed as a resource you can share with those you are helping or for those looking to become tech savvy on their own.
In our previous article we took a look at how to get started with password management using 1Password. Today we’ll look at using Apple’s iCloud Keychain, and answering some of your common password management concerns.
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This week’s top stories: iPhone 8, BeatsX, Ultra Accessory Connector, iOS 10.3 beta 2, What’s next for Apple Watch & more
In this week’s top stories: iPhone 8 rumors, BeatsX go on sale, an Ultra Accessory Connector for MFi accessories, iOS 10.3 beta 2, what’s next for Apple Watch, and much more.
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Apple has reportedly concluded filming of its ‘very inspirational’ Planet of the Apps reality series
One of Apple’s first original content efforts is its Planet of the Apps reality show. Originally announced last year, the series is an unscripted reality show focused on developers creating apps and receiving mentorship from various celebrities during the process.
According to a report today, Apple has recently concluded filming the show…
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Tim Cook talks with iPhone user battling cerebral palsy in visit to Glasgow retail store
As he continues making the rounds in Europe. Tim Cook made an appearance at Apple’s retail location in Glasgow. While Cook has stopped in at multiple Apple Stores over the last week, this visit is especially notable because Cook got the opportunity to talk to Angela Reed, a cerebral palsy sufferer who relies on iPhone for its accessibility features…
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Report again claims Apple will add 5-inch iPhone to lineup, sell wireless charging tech separately
According to a new report from Macotakara, Apple will introduce a new 5-inch iPhone model to the lineup this year. This isn’t the first time we’ve heard of a new 5-inch iPhone model, though.
Additionally, today’s report, which cites “reliable sources in Taiwan,” only the all-glass model of the iPhone will support wireless charging this year, while Apple will also stop including the headphone jack adapter.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook says he regards AR ‘as a big idea like the smartphone’
Tim Cook really wants people to know that he’s deeply interested in AR. The Apple CEO hypes augmented reality every chance he gets, and he’s doing it in the same way he teased the wrist as an interesting space before the Apple Watch and the living room as stuck in the 70s before tvOS.
During his week-long trip across Europe, Cook went as far as saying he regards AR “as a big idea like the smartphone” in an interview with The Independent.
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Would you or have you changed banks for Apple Pay? [Poll]
We reported this morning that vice president of Apple Pay Jennifer Bailey recently shared her thoughts on the battle going on between Apple and Australia’s big banks.
In the new interview, Bailey made optimistic statements about the future of Apple Pay in Australia with one of the more interesting ones being “customers will say they are happy to switch banks to use it.” We’re curious to know, is this true for you? Have you or would you switch banks for Apple’s payment service?
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