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Apple stops signing iOS 16.4.1 following iOS 16.5 release

Apple recently stopped signing iOS 16.4.1 and iPadOS 16.4.1 following the release of iOS 16.5 to the public a few days ago. This means that iPhone and iPad users can no longer downgrade to this version of the operating system if they’re already running a newer version of iOS. iOS ...

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RØDE PodMic USB microphone has a broadcast quality

The RØDE PodMic USB microphone brings professional-grade audio to your podcasting and streaming endeavors. With versatile features, reliable performance, and rugged construction, it’s the perfect choice for content creators. -The PodMic USB is designed for a range of applications, including podcasting, voice overs, gaming, and more. It delivers a full-bodied ...

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Turn off precise iPhone location tracking: How to

Many iOS apps ask for precise location tracking permission by default the first time you open them. And it can be easy to forget how many or which apps you’ve given permission to. Here’s how to turn off precise iPhone location tracking. The main choices when the location tracking dialog ...

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There’s still one AirPower feature Apple should release

Ah, AirPower, Apple’s ambitious wireless charging mat unveiled in September 2017 and canceled in March 2019. Who could forget the unreleased product that never even got a price tag? Multidevice Qi chargers and Apple’s MagSafe technology have long since made AirPower look basic and dated. Even Apple’s MagSafe Duo charger ...

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How much would you pay for a more premium iPad mini?

Taking a break from Apple headset hype, let’s talk about the iPad mini. Apple brought the 7.9-inch Home button iPad mini into the modern era with the 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display version in September 2021. Available in four colors, the A15 chip-equipped iPad mini hardly feels dated with performance on ...

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