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Share solution for ITMS-91053: Missing API declaration Since 4-5 days ago, we have been receiving emails asking me to resolve 'ITMS-91053: Missing API declaration' when distributing iOS apps to the App Store. This email will be sent if a description of the API, which requires a mandatory reason for use, is not entered in 'PrivacyInfo'. Apps that do not write this description […]
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Review: Samsung ViewFinity S9 5K display – a good Apple Studio Display competitor Apple’s Studio Display was launched two years ago as a more affordable option for those looking for a good external Retina display for their Mac. A year later, Samsung came out with its own alternative to the Studio Display: the ViewFinity S9. With the same screen size, 5K resolution, and price as Apple Studio Display, is the Samsung ViewFinity S9 any better? Read on as I detail my experience with Samsung’s 5K display.
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NVIDIA gives enterprise developers more tools for Apple Vision Pro A combination of technologies from NVIDIA involving Omniverse Cloud APIs will soon let enterprise developers interact with fully rendered 3D digital twins streamed to Apple Vision Pro.NVIDIA cloud streaming brings complex digital twins to Apple Vision ProYou may know NVIDIA for its graphics cards or game streaming service, but the company also develops applications for enterprise use. A new software framework built with Omniverse Cloud APIs lets developers send OpenUSD scenes from their applications to the NVIDIA Graphics Delivery Network, which can stream the content to Apple Vision Pro.That was a lot of technical jargon and industry terms that can be summed up like this — enterprise NVIDIA developers will be able to upload their work to the cloud and stream it to Apple Vision Pro without running it on the local M2 processor. It also enables hybrid rendering that combines local and remote rendering using technologies from Apple and NVIDIA in the same software. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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When Will Apple Announce WWDC 2024 Dates? The 35th annual Worldwide Developers Conference isn't set to take place until June, but we are creeping closer to the general time when Apple tends to announce the dates for its developer event.
Apple could make its first WWDC event date announcement in less than two weeks at the end of March or the beginning of April. Here are Apple's past WWDC announcement dates:
2023 - Wednesday, March 29
2022 - Tuesday, April 5
2021 - Tuesday, March 30
2020 - Friday, March 13
2019 - Thursday, March 14
2018 - Tuesday, March 13
2017 - Thursday, February 16
2016 - Monday, April 18
2015 - Tuesday, April 14
2014 - Thursday, April 3
Given these dates, we could see a WWDC announcement from Apple anytime from Tuesday, March 26 to Friday, March 29, though Apple might also hold the announcement until the next week, unveiling dates on Tuesday, April 2.
WWDC Date Possibilities
For the last several years, Apple held WWDC during the first week of June, and that's also the most likely target date this year.
June 3 to June 7 would make the most sense based on past WWDC events, though June 10 to June 14 is also possible. Past WWDC dates:
2023 - June 5 to June 9
2022 - June 6 to June 10
2021 - June 7 to June 11
2020 - June 22 to June 26
2019 - June 3 to June 7
2018 - June 4 to June 8
2017 - June 5 to June 9
2016 - June 12 to June 17
2015 - June 8 to June 12
2014 - June 2 to June 6
WWDC Software Announcements
Apple will unveil iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS 15, watchOS 11, tvOS 18, HomePod Software 18, and visionOS 2 at WWDC this year, and the updates will be provided to developers directly after the keynote event.
Betas will be limited to developers for the first month or so, but if Apple follows tradition, the software will be made available through public betas in July 2024.
iOS 18 is the only update that we've heard much about, and Apple is said to be focusing heavily on artificial intelligence this year. There will be new AI additions across the OS, and Bloomberg's Mark Gurman believes it could be one of the biggest updates we've seen to the iPhone in years. All of the rumors about what's coming in iOS 18 can be found in our roundup.
Possible Hardware Announcements at WWDC
There are no rumors yet that Apple will introduce new hardware, but we are waiting on refreshes for several Macs. Apple has yet to update the Mac Studio, Mac mini, or Mac Pro with M3 chips, so there is a possibility that some of these new Macs will see a debut at WWDC.
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We have a dedicated WWDC 2024 roundup that will be updated on a regular basis as we learn more about what to expect from this year's developer event.Related Roundup: WWDC 2024Related Forum: Apple, Inc and Tech IndustryThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums
When will Apple release the new iPad Pro? Here’s what the rumors say Apple’s new iPad Pro models are highly-anticipated and have been described as the biggest update to the devices since 2018. Over the last several weeks, we’ve gotten a lot of questions about when these new iPad Pros will actually be released. Here’s everything we know…
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Apple is insisting my podcast player needs permission to stream or download 3rd party content I created a podcast player that has a curated collection of RSS feeds for a particular topic (ie: a collection of podcasts that talk about this particular topic). The user has a choice of streaming or downloading episodes of their choice to listen to, just like any generic podcast player. I've had an Android version […]
Apple calls 128GB 'lots of storage' in new iPhone 15 ad The entry 128GB storage tier for iPhone 15 hasn't stopped Apple from claiming its latest models have "lots of storage for lots of photos."128GB doesn't cut it when many popular apps bloat to 10GB or moreThere was a time when 128GB could fit the entire catalog of video games in existence, but as time passed, storage needs increased. However, as we approach four years with the 128GB base storage, it is clear that it isn't quite enough despite what Apple's latest ad might say.The short 30-second ad shows a man considering deleting some of his photos, but they cry out "don't let go" as the song with the same title plays. The message — iPhone 15 has "lots of storage for lots of photos." Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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After Project Titan failure, Apple’s last hope to crack the auto industry is CarPlay Apple’s new CarPlay interface was originally designed to fend off Android, but now, after the decade-long Project Titan(ic) ended in ignoble…
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Apple Working on Solution for EU Core Technology Fee Possibly Bankrupting Apps That Go Unexpectedly Viral Since Apple announced plans for the 0.50 euro Core Technology Fee that apps distributed using the new EU App Store business terms must pay, there have been ongoing concerns about what that fee might mean for a developer that suddenly has a free app go viral.
Apple's VP of regulatory law Kyle Andeers today met with developers during a workshop on Apple's Digital Markets Act compliance. iOS developer Riley Testut, best known for Game Boy Advance emulator GBA4iOS, asked what Apple would do if a young developer unwittingly racked up millions in fees.
Testut explained that when he was younger, that exact situation happened to him. Back in 2014 as an 18-year-old high school student, he released GBA4iOS outside of the App Store using an enterprise certificate. The app was unexpectedly downloaded more than 10 million times, and under Apple's new rules with Core Technology Fee, Testut said that would have cost $5 million euros, bankrupting his family. He asked whether Apple would actually collect that fee in a similar situation, charging the high price even though it could financially ruin a family.
In response, Andeers said that Apple is working on figuring out a solution, but has not done so yet. He said Apple does not want to stifle innovation and wants to figure out how to keep young app makers and their parents from feeling scared to release an app. Andeers told Testut to "stay tuned" for an answer.What we are trying to do is tear apart a model that has been integrated for 15 years. And so for 15 years, the way we've monetized everything was through the commission. It covered everything from technology to distribution to payment processing, and the beauty of that model is that it allowed developers to take risks. Apple only got paid if the developer got paid, and that was an incredible engine for innovation over the last 15 years. We've seen it go from 500 apps to more than 1.5 million.
To your point, we've seen kids everywhere from 8-year-olds, 9-year-olds, 10-year-olds, to teenagers come up with some amazing applications and it's been one of the great success stories of the App Store. In terms of the Core Technology Fee and our business model, we had to change. The mandates of the DMA forced us to tear apart what we had built and price each component individually. And so we now have a fee associated with technology, tools, and services, we now have a fee associated with distribution and the services we provide through the App Store, and then we have a separate fee for payment processing if a developer wants to use it.
To your point - what is the impact on the dreamer, the kid who is just getting started. It could be a kid, it could be an adult, it could be a grandparent. We want to continue to encourage those sorts of developers. We build a store based on individual entrepreneurs, not so much catering to large corporate interests. And so we really wanted to figure out how do we solve for that.
We haven't figured out that solution here. I fully appreciate that. We looked at the data. We didn't see many examples of where you had that viral app or an app just took off that incurred huge costs. That said, I don't care what the data said. We don't care what the data said. We want people to continue to feel... and not be scared... some parents... hey, I've got four kids who play around with this stuff. I don't have five million euros to pay. This is something we need to figure out, and it is something we're working on. So I would say on that one, stay tuned.
It is not clear when Apple might come up with a solution or what that solution might be, but it sounds like the company might soon have some kind of option for these rare fringe cases when an app goes unexpectedly viral.
The 0.50 euro Core Technology Fee (CTF) that Apple is charging applies to all apps created under Apple's new business terms, both those distributed in the App Store and those distributed outside of the App Store in the European Union. The CTF must be paid for every "first" app install over one million installs.
A free app that is distributed outside of the App Store and downloaded over a million times will owe 0.50 euros for every subsequent "first" install, aka the first time a customer downloads an app on a device each year. The fee is incurred whether or not an app charges, creating a situation where an app developer could owe Apple money without ever making a dime.
As it stands, the CTF is a major unknown for any kind of freemium or free app built under the new business terms that might go viral, effectively making it very risky to develop a free or freemium app outside of the App Store. A free or freemium app that gets two million annual "first installs" would need to pay an estimated $45,290 in fees per month, or more than half a million dollars per year, even with no money earned. That's not a sustainable model for free apps, and freemium apps would need to earn at least 0.50 euros per user to break even.
App developers are able to continue to use Apple's current App Store business terms instead of adopting the new terms, paying just 15 to 30 percent commission to Apple with no change. That prevents distribution outside of the App Store, and it prevents developers from using third-party alternative payment solutions in the App Store. Adopting any of the new features that Apple has implemented because of the Digital Markets Act requires opting in to the updated business terms.
Apple has been tweaking the app ecosystem rules that it introduced in the European Union based on developer feedback. Developers can now opt back in to the current App Store rules after trying out the new rules, though this is only available one time. Apple also recently did away with an app marketplace restriction that required alternative marketplaces to offer apps from any third-party developer that wanted to participate.
Third-party app stores are now able to offer apps only from their own catalog, and developers will soon be able to distribute apps directly from their websites as long as they meet Apple's requirements. Note that all of these changes are limited to the European Union, and the App Store is operating as before in the United States and other countries.Tags: App Store, European Union, Apple Developer ProgramThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums
No App Sales showing for last couple of days? I'm wondering if anyone else is seeing no sales in their App Store trends for past 2 days. Although sometimes low, it's never zero sales. I was beginning to wonder it was linked to the new EU compliance forms I'd not completed. submitted by /u/cdim781 [link] [comments]
Apple’s newest iPhone 15 ad says you’ll never have to delete your photos Apple’s new iPhone 15 ad focuses on storage, of all things. “Lots of storage for lots of photos,” Apple says. “iPhone 15 with storage stating at 128GB.”
The gist of the video? You’ll never have to delete your photos or videos thanks to the iPhone 15’s ample storage.
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Apple evangelist reached out, what does that mean? Today, an Apple technology evangelist reached out to me regarding my one and only visionOS app to ask whether I‘d be interested visiting a developer lab in Munich (I‘m located in Germany). I did not ask for an appointment before. Basically, because it’s too far away for me to go there. I applied for a […]
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Apple looking for a solution to prevent the Core Technology Fee from bankrupting free app developers During a workshop event in the European Union today, Apple shed new light on how the Core Technology Fee plays into its compliance with the Digital Markets Act. In particular, the company acknowledged concerns that the CTF could ultimately end up bankrupting small developers who have a free app go viral.
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Anyway to find the number again? There was a person I chatted with months ago. Had her number saved, we chatted on Whatsapp on an iPhone. I deleted everything, any way to restore it? submitted by /u/Brief-Pool-2246 [link] [comments]
Anyway to find the number again? There was a person I chatted with months ago. Had her number saved, we chatted on Whatsapp on an iPhone. I deleted everything, any way to restore it? submitted by /u/Brief-Pool-2246 [link] [comments]
Any way to retain some privacy when releasing on the App Store? How can I stay private when I release my first app? I don’t want my name to be visible as it’s a sensitive industry. I would like to basically stay anonymous while having my app on the Store. Is it easier to stay anonymous for macOS apps? What’s the best way to do it for […]
Apple may hire Google to power new iPhone AI features using Gemini—report With Apple's own AI tech lagging behind, the firm looks for a fallback solution.
Apple says 'stay tuned' to free app developers in the EU worried about fees The Core Technology Fee as it exists today in the European Union could bankrupt a developer making free apps — but Apple said that they are working on a solution to prevent that.iPhone wouldn't be where it is today with free appsThe EU hopes to combat alleged monopoly practices with the Digital Markets Act. It requires companies like Apple to allow developers to create alternative app marketplaces, use external payment options, and many other changes.Apple's compliance with the law has been under heavy scrutiny, especially a portion called the Core Technology Fee. The concern is that Apple has prevented anyone without millions in the bank from operating under the EU's new laws. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple said to begin production of two new AirPods models Apple suppliers are gearing up for the biggest AirPods launch to date as they're nearing the start of production for the next AirPods line…
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Get A Test Drivers License? Hi all, I am currently working on an app that can use the Drivers License for authentication. However, I do not live in a State that supports it so I cannot test it. Does Apple offer any test data to add to the Simulator? submitted by /u/yeezusmafia [link] [comments]
OLED iPad Pros still expected in March, with April availability A report claims the OLED iPad Pro may not ship until April, while also backing earlier rumors that the 12.9-inch iPad Air is on the way.Final Cut Pro on an iPad ProThe rumor mill has discussed major changes to both the iPad Air and iPad Pro lineups, with the former gaining a larger 12.9 option and the latter moving from miniLED to OLED. However, a supply chain report indicates that the actual release of some products to the public may not happen quickly after their introduction.In a note from Display Supply Chain Consultants seen by AppleInsider, OLED production for 11.1-inch panels has hit upon problems, causing changes in supplier. Rumor Score: 🤯 Likely Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
The Apple 35W Dual USB-C Port Compact Power Adapter is 25% Off Gain the benefits of a dual charger adapter at a lower price. Today, the Apple 35W Dual USB-C Port Compact Power Adapter is down to just $44 from its original price of $60 on Amazon.’ A compact charger means you can get multiple charging options not just at home but on the go as well. […]
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Apple discussing iPhone Gemini AI integration with Google Apple is said to be in talks with Google about bringing its generative engine to iOS 18, according to Mark Gurman. Gurman said that the report came from people who were ‘familiar with the situation’. Apparently, Google and Apple are in active negotiations to bring Google’s LLMs to power features in the upcoming iOS 18. […]
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Two AirPods 4 models launching this year A new report from Mark Gurman claims that Apple will be releasing two new AirPods 4 models in 2024. Gurman mentioned that Apple is planning to put its suppliers to work on two new 4th generation AirPods starting in May. The analyst said that the release of the AirPods models will be around September or […]
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Apple Account branding might go live with iOS 18 Earlier rumors about a rebranding of Apple ID have been all but confirmed by a report. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman said in his latest ‘Power On’ newsletter that Apple is indeed having a rebrand of the term Apple ID into Apple Account across websites and software platforms. The change, according to Gurman, will happen in 2024. […]
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iOS 18’s new AI features: Everything we know so far 2024 is shaping up to be the “Year of AI” for Apple, with big updates planned for iOS 18 and more. The rumors – and Tim Cook himself – make it clear that there are new AI features for Apple’s platforms in the works. Here’s everything we know about the ways Apple is exploring AI features…
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Sneak peek shows ‘one-of-a-kind’ Apple Store in Shanghai The new Apple Jing’an store in Shanghai, encircled by a dramatic plaza and temple, opens to customers Thursday with special festivities.
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‘Pachinko’ creator Soo Hugh inks multi-year overall deal with Apple TV+ "Pachinko" creator Soo Hugh has signed a multi-year overall deal with Apple TV+ and Media Res to create, write, and produce content for…
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MagSafe Monday: ESR for Qi2 15W MagSafe car mount delivers fast charging on the go Oddly enough, wireless charging is one of my top use cases for MagSafe. Some of my earliest MagSafe accessories have been wireless chargers in the car. I don’t have long commutes every day, so I am frequently in and out of the car. The friction of plugging up a charger every time I got into the car was something I was happy to give up. I’ve tried various car chargers with varying degrees of success over the years, but I believe I’ve found the perfect one with the ESR for .
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Wait for OLED iPad Pro might stretch into April Development of a version of iPadOS needed for the 2024 iPad Pro with a OLED screen might put the launch in April.
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.NET MAUI iOS Transfer-Encoding: identity in Response Header I have the following scenario: An application in Xamarin.Forms for Android and iOS that communicates with a GraphQL server for data synchronization. On both platforms, messages are exchanged with the server via REST with Transfer-Encoding: chunked.
I also have another application, in .NET MAUI, which uses the same synchronization service.
In this second application, the Android platform exchanges messages with the server with Transfer-Encoding: chunked and everything works perfectly. Now, for the iOS platform, messages exchanged with the synchronization service return with Transfer-Encoding: identity and it does not work.
What can I adjust in my MAUI for iOS app so that everything works normally?
Note that there is no need to change the synchronization server code.
Apple is reportedly in talks to license Google’s Gemini AI for use in iOS Macworld
The AI race shows no signs of slowing down. We’ve reported about how iOS 18 is expected to build in many different AI features throughout the OS, and Apple is racing ahead with its AI research and development, publishing new research papers and code several times a month.
But all that internal development doesn’t mean the company won’t also the approach of Microsoft, whose Copilot features in Windows are built with licensed OpenAI technology. If the latest report from Bloomberg is true, iOS 18 may have one or more AI features powered by Google’s new Gemini AI.
Mark Gurman cites “people familiar with the situation” in claiming that Apple is in talks with Google to license Gemini to power “some new features coming to the iPhone software this year.” Gemini is Google’s latest next-generation generative AI model just introduced in December (with Gemini 1.5 announced in February). Apple is said to have also spoken with OpenAI recently as well.
Google has paid Apple billions of dollars a year to make its search engine the default for the iPhone’s Safari web browser. Users can change this, but most don’t know how or care to. As a result, over a billion iPhone users make multiple Google searches a day, helping to cement Google’s dominance in search and of course making the company a ton of money serving ads.
It’s unclear how this new deal would compare to that one. The report says that issues like branding or the scope of how features would be implemented have not yet been decided.
Gemini made a big splash when it arrived earlier this year, but quickly ran into controversy. After a series of social-media posts showing inaccurate depictions of historical figures, Google “paused” image generation and admitted that its “tuning to ensure that Gemini showed a range of people failed to account for cases that should clearly not show a range.”
Apple is pushing hard to introduce lots of big new AI-driven features in iOS 18 and has been publishing research papers on AI at an increasing rate over the last several months. A deal to use Google’s generative AI may be an indication that Apple isn’t far enough along in producing some of its own AI tools, or the effort may be limited in scope—using Gemini for browser-based features like AI-powered search or web page summaries, for example, while Apple’s own AI is used for other features like image editing and an upgraded Siri.
We likely won’t hear anything concrete about Apple’s AI partners and homegrown tools until WWDC in June, when the company takes the wraps off iOS 18, macOS 15, and its other new operating systems.
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Fraggles get frantic in Back to the Rock season 2 trailer In the "Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock" season 2 trailer, Jim Henson's beloved puppet characters learn to work together in a crisis.
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HELP! A vertical collectionView containing a horizontal collection view as cell containing a vertical collection view Hello Guys, so I am creating a profile view that looks similar to standard social media profile views. I have a vertical collectionView that looks like this class ProfileViewController: UICollectionViewController, UINavigationBarDelegate, UICollectionViewDelegateFlowLayout, ProfileTabBarCollectionViewDelegate { let spinner = JGProgressHUD(style: .dark) private let user: User? var pubs: [Publication] = [] var referencePubs: [Publication] = [] var photoPubs: […]
Why the M1 MacBook Air is the best Mac value ever The MacBook Air lineup is stronger than ever right now, but maybe not for the reasons you think. Yes, the M2 and M3 MacBook Air are great computers. But do you know what’s also a great computer? The M1 MacBook Air, especially when it’s available for under $700.
In fact, it’s probably the best Mac value ever.
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Tests show how the M3 MacBook Air’s best feature can hinder performance Macworld
One of the major differences between the MacBook Air and the MacBook Pro is that the Air lacks cooling fans. That means the Air will slow down its performance if the task at hand causes the computer to generate excessive heat. That’s always been the case with the Airs, but apparently, it’s jumped to a new extreme with the M3 MacBook Air.
Max Tech has done some extensive benchmarking with the M3 MacBook Air and discovered that when using the M3 Air in clamshell mode with two external displays, one of the laptop’s major new features, the laptop throttles so much that performance could be cut in half. Max Tech was able to do this by running the 3D Mark Wildlife Extreme benchmark for 20 minutes. After the sixth minute, the performance starts to dip and it continues to do so until about 50 percent of the performance is lost.
We’ve mentioned (and experienced) the MacBook Air throttling with past models, and even saw some of it while testing the new M3 MacBook Air with the laptop open. The clamshell mode (where the Air is closed while connected to external displays) shows a more drastic drop than we’ve seen with past Air models due to the laptop’s lack of a fan.
The argument can be made that the situation that causes the drop is an outlier, but it’s not–3DMark Wild Life Extreme is a 3D graphics test that performs tasks commonly used in high-end games, and Apple touts the Air as a capable gaming laptop. Also, the throttling isn’t just with this one benchmark test. Max Tech saw a similar drop in Cinebench 2024 and with an Adobe Lightroom Classic image import.
How to maintain M3 MacBook Air performance in clamshell mode
Max Tech tried a few different things to prevent the M3 MacBook Air from throttling down. First, they used a Svalt Cooling Block, which is a laptop stand that also doubles as a heat sink, drawing away heat that’s dissipating through the bottom of the case. Then they used the Svalt Cooling Block with a Svalt Cooling Fan Fx. Both methods reduced the amount of throttling, with the Block/Fan setup being better than with just the Block.
Lastly, they cracked the Air case, installed thermal pads, and placed the Air on the Block with a Fan. This setup was the most successful, showing little to no throttling or performance loss. In fact, in some tests, the Air slightly outperformed the M3 MacBook Pro.
Using the Svalt Cooling Block with the Cooling Fan Fx is a simple method to address the problem, but it’s a pricey one–the Block is $279 and the Fan is $49. Add that to the price of the $1,699 15-inch MacBook Air used in Max tech’s testing, and you’re paying $2,023, which is $24 more than the $1,999 14-inch M3 MacBook Pro that will soon be updated to support two displays in clamshell mode like the Air. Cheaper stands with cooling fans are available, but it’s not known how effective they are for this purpose. Adding thermal pads is also relatively easy, but not everyone feels comfortable with cracking open a MacBook to access the inner workings.
Why does the MacBook Air have no fans? So Apple can make it as thin and light as possible. However, the technology does exist where Apple could put fans in the Air without making the laptop bigger. A few months ago, I saw a demonstration of a hacked MacBook Air outfitted with Frore’s AirJet, which is what Frore calls a “solid-state active cooling chip.” They’re fans that are a little bigger than the size of an SD Card. The AirJet drew the heat away from the Air’s CPU, which allowed it to maintain performance. AirJet isn’t a product consumers can buy, but it could be an option down the line as processors get more powerful and basic needs get more demanding.
Apple has not commented on Max Tech findings, but Apple has always positioned the MacBook Air as a general consumer laptop that can do the occasional heavy-duty task usually done with a pro-level app. If you find yourself doing load-heavy work consistently, a MacBook Pro (which has cooling fans) is more appropriate. For more about the MacBook Air, check out our M3 MacBook Air superguide.
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XCode Provisioning Profile certificate error for iOS App Development I am building an iOS app and I have done the following things in the web-based Apple Developer console:
Created an app and App ID + Bundle ID for it
Created a CSR, and then used that CSR to generate a Certificate for it
Created a Provisioning Profile (referencing that Certificate) for it and downloaded the profile
I then open my app in XCode and have tried importing that Provisioning Profile off the Signing & Capabilities tab, however I am getting an unexpected error:
Does anybody know why I am seeing this Provisioning profile warning/error, and what I can do to fix it so that I am able to build/codesign/archive it? I plan on manually uploading the archive to Test Flight so I can give my small list of beta testers an early-access preview for it.
11.1-inch OLED iPad supply lags behind larger version, April launch expected Anyone ready for new iPads? New iPad Air and iPad Pro hardware is expected to be unveiled any day now. This includes a more affordable 12.9-inch display with the iPad Air expected to add a larger option. We also expect to see the first iPads OLED screen technology to deliver deeper black levels like the iPhone and Apple Watch.
A new report from DSCC may add color on when to expect new iPads to ship. The analyst firm also gives us an idea of what to expect with the iPad Pro supply mix at launch.
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New iPads Likely to Begin Shipping in April Apple's new iPad Pro models with OLED displays will likely begin shipping to customers in April, according to information shared today by Ross Young, CEO of display industry research firm Display Supply Chain Consultants.
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman also said the new iPad Pro models might not ship until "deeper" into April in his Power On newsletter on Sunday:I've repeatedly said that new software for the iPad Pro — a variant of iPadOS 17.4 designed for the updated models — won't be complete until the end of March or even sometime in April. Once the OS is finished, Apple needs to send it off to the factories to be installed on the new hardware. That process could last a couple weeks, probably taking us deeper into next month.Young expects Apple to announce the new iPad Pro models in "late March or early April," so the devices could still be unveiled later this month. Gurman has also said that an announcement is possible as early as the "end of March."
Young reiterated that Apple plans to launch a larger 12.9-inch iPad Air as well, and it will likely be announced alongside the new iPad Pro models.
The following iPad-related announcements are expected in March or April:Two new iPad Pro models with the M3 chip, OLED displays, a thinner enclosure, a landscape-oriented front camera, a redesigned rear camera bump and other design tweaks, and possibly MagSafe wireless charging
Two new iPad Air models with the M2 chip and a landscape-oriented front camera, including a first-ever 12.9-inch model
A new Magic Keyboard for the iPad Pro with a larger trackpad, a partially-aluminum enclosure, and other design tweaks
A new Apple PencilGurman previously ruled out an Apple Event for the new iPads. Instead, the devices will likely be announced in a press release on the Apple Newsroom website, like the 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air models with the M3 chip were earlier this month.
Young said Samsung will be the exclusive supplier of OLED displays for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, while Samsung and LG will apparently split orders for the 11.1-inch model.Related Roundups: iPad Air , iPad ProTags: Mark Gurman, Ross YoungBuyer's Guide: iPad Air (Don't Buy), 11" iPad Pro (Don't Buy), 12.9" iPad Pro (Don't Buy)Related Forum: iPadThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums
Buying a Mac Mini So I've been looking for a decent apple desktop and I am really considering a Mac Mini M2 512GB 8Ram. Anyway, a friend told me that a Mac Mini M3 might be a thing soon, idk how soon. So I don't know if it will be worth my time to wait, yet alone worth the […]
Apple TV+ debuts trailer for ‘Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock’ season two coming March 29th Monday, Apple TV+ revealed the trailer for the highly anticipated new season of “Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock.” All 13 episodes of…
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macOS Sonoma 14.4: Reasons Not to Update Since Apple unveiled macOS Sonoma 14.4 on March 7, the transition to the latest software update has not been entirely smooth for everyone, and a number of issues have been reported by users that significantly impact their daily workflow.
This article lists the most prominent challenges users have faced since updating to macOS Sonoma 14.4, and offers potential solutions where available.
USB Hub and Monitor Ports
Lost Connectivity
Some users have experienced connectivity issues with USB hubs and monitors with USB ports since updating to macOS 14.4, with several reports of mice, keyboards, and other peripherals no longer being detected. While Apple works on a fix, a handful of users have had some success by changing the setting "Allow accessories to connect" to "Ask for new accessories" under the Security section of System Settings ➝ Privacy & Security.
Java Processes
Unexpected Terminations
Oracle last week warned that the macOS 14.4 update can cause Java processes to "terminate unexpectedly" on Macs. The issue affects all Java versions from Java 8 to the early access builds of JDK 22, and there is no workaround available. Affected users might be unable to return to a stable configuration unless they have a complete backup of their systems prior to the OS update.
Printer Operation
Removed or Corrupted Drivers
The update may remove or corrupt printer drivers. Specifically, the core CUPS software for printing operations over a network seems to be removed. HP printers in particular appear to be affected, but the exact commonalities between the reports, such as the use of Microsoft Defender or JAMF mobile device management software, are not entirely clear. Some users have found a workaround by granting Full Disk Access to certain processes in System Settings ➝ Privacy & Security. Despite these attempts, a comprehensive solution has not yet been found.
PACE/iLok Protections
Audio Unit Plugins Crash
There have been reports of compatibility issues with PACE products, including the iLok License Manager, connected to Apple silicon Macs running macOS 14.4. The problem specifically impacts plugins from various manufacturers that are safeguarded by PACE/iLok, including those made by Universal Audio, when used with host DAWs such as Logic Pro. Temporarily setting a DAW and the iLok License Manager application to run in Rosetta mode appears to circumvent the issue.
Consider Not Updating
If you anticipate that any of these problems could significantly impact your daily operations or productivity, it may be prudent to delay updating to the latest version of macOS Sonoma until Apple addresses these concerns with a subsequent fix. Have you identified any other issues since updating? Let us know in the comments and we might include them here if they turn out to be commonplace.Related Roundup: macOS SonomaRelated Forum: macOS SonomaThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums
M1 MacBook Air drops to all-time low price of $649 While discontinued, you can still grab Apple’s M1 MacBook Air for its all-time low price of $649 after a massive $350 discount.
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Best smart scales with iPhone sync for Apple’s Health app Whether you’re trying to lose a few pounds and track your weight for other purposes, smart scales that sync data to the iPhone can be a fun and useful way to keep an eye your status.
If you want to easily collect your weight and other measurement data in the Health app on iPhone and iPad (new with iPadOS 17), the trick is to find a scale that works with HealthKit.
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Humorous Apple Ad Highlights iPhone 15 Storage Apple's latest ad for the iPhone 15 models focuses on the device's storage, highlighting the 128GB of available storage space for the entry-level device.
The ad features a man looking through his photos, and each photo on the device sings "Don't Let Go" by Terrace Martin, Mr. Talkbox, and PJ Morton. He ultimately decides not to delete his images. The spot ends with the tagline "Lots of storage for lots of photos."
While the standard iPhone 15 models and the iPhone 15 Pro models start with 128GB of storage, Apple offers 256GB and 512GB upgrade options, with an additional 1TB option for the iPhone 15 Pro. The iPhone 15 Pro Max models start with double the storage at 256GB, with 512GB and 1TB available when upgrading.Tag: Apple AdsThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums
The privacy manifest file gives me a headache As I prepare to roll out an update for my app, I'm carefully considering the contents of the PrivacyInfo file. I'm weighing whether I should include Nutrition Label Types such as user ID, email, name, physical address, phone number, device information, and similar details. These are utilized solely for the routine functioning of the app, […]
Apple is already being wierdly criticized for an AI effort that hasn't launched yet Apple is in the best position to make a difference in the public perception of Artificial Intelligence and how it's used at home, on mobile, and everywhere — and the regular folks that routinely peddle false narratives about the company are already taking poorly-aimed potshots at the company and the effort like they always have.Apple's WWDC is just a couple months awaySo far, 2024 has already seen the splashy debut launch of Apple Vision Pro and a quieter refresh of Macs and iPads using Apple's latest M3 chips. And, in January, Apple CEO Tim Cook made it clear that the company will debut something big with generative AI in 2024, likely at the 2024 WWDC.That's not a bad first six months for a company that's ostensibly just "the smoke and mirrors of marketing" without any ability to innovate, assuming that you listen to the folks that have been routinely wrong about everything Apple for the last several decades. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Today in Apple history: Steve Jobs gets hitched On March 18, 1991, Steve Jobs married 27-year-old Stanford MBA Laurene Powell. They went on to have three children together.
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Apple pushes back on criticism, says it’s fully complying with the DMA With iOS 17.4 this month, Apple debuted a number of new features as part of its efforts to comply with the Digital Markets Act in the EU. These efforts include alternative app marketplaces, new business terms for developers, and support for third-party browser engines.
Apple’s plans have faced criticism from companies like Meta, Epic, and Spotify. In a hearing on Monday, however, Apple justified its changes and explained why it believes it is in compliance with the DMA.
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Lawsuit claiming AirTag is a stalker tool gets judge’s go-ahead A U.S. federal judge gave a go-ahead to a class action lawsuit accusing AirTag of being "the weapon of choice of stalkers and abusers."
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M1 MacBook Air is as low as $613 in today’s best deals, Apple Watch Series 8 $300 off, Anker gear, more Monday’s best deals are now live with a chance to drop Apple’s M1 MacBook Air as low as $613. It comes joined by stainless steel Apple Watch Series 8 at $300 off, as well as a batch of new all-time lows on Anker’s latest 15W Qi2 chargers from $48. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
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Apple Jing’an retail store opens on March 21st in Shanghai, China Apple today previewed Apple Jing’an, located near Jing’an Temple and Jing’an Park in Shanghai. The store is encircled by an exterior plaza…
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Grab Apple's M3 Pro MacBook Pro 14-inch for $1,749, now $250 off Matching the all-time best price, B&H has Apple's Space Black 14-inch MacBook Pro on sale for $1,749.Get Apple's M3 Pro MacBook Pro for $1,749.The standard M3 Pro 14-inch MacBook Pro has an 11-core CPU and 14-core GPU. It's also equipped with 18GB of unified memory and 512GB of SSD storage, making it an attractive spec at $1,999 — but even more enticing at the current $250 discount.Buy from $1,749 Continue Reading on AppleInsider
Pro Display XDR completes powerful MacBook Pro rig [Setups] User with loaded M3 Max MacBook Pro adds Pro Display XDR to his powerful setup, which already boasts two other displays.
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Apple researchers reveal new AI breakthrough for training LLMs on images and text In a new paper published this month, Apple researchers reveal that they have developed new methods for training large language models using both text and visual information. According to Apple’s researchers, this represents a way to obtain state-of-the-art results.
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Leaker casts doubt on 12.9-inch iPad Air 6 rumors as launch looms The sixth-generation iPad Air may not be as much of an upgrade as expected, as a leaker claims there are few design changes and that a larger variant may not see a release.iPad Air 5Rumors over recent months have claimed a number of changes will be happening to the iPad Air in its early 2024 update. In a Monday tweet, one prominent leaker has poured water on some of those expectations.In X posts on Monday morning, "ShrimpApplePro" writes that the iPad Air 6 doesn't "seem to have a significant redesign," with the exception of a landscape front-facing camera. Rumor Score: 🙄 Unlikely Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple Publishes Details About New 'MM1' AI Model Apple researchers have developed a new method for training large language models (LLMs) that seamlessly integrates both text and visual information.
The company's findings, detailed in a research paper titled "MM1: Methods, Analysis & Insights from Multimodal LLM Pre-training," showcase a new approach to creating more intelligent and flexible AI systems. By utilizing a diverse dataset comprising image-caption pairs, interleaved image-text documents, and text-only data, Apple's claims that the MM1 model sets a new standard in AI's ability to perform tasks such as image captioning, visual question answering, and natural language inference with a high level of accuracy.
Apple's research focuses on the combination of different types of training data and model architectures, which enables the AI to understand and generate language based on a mix of visual and linguistic cues. This capability is vital for tasks that require a nuanced comprehension of the world, such as interpreting complex images or answering questions that involve visual elements.
The paper also highlights the MM1 model's exceptional in-context learning abilities, particularly in the largest 30 billion parameter configuration of the model. This version apparently exhibits remarkable capabilities for multi-step reasoning over multiple images using few-shot "chain-of-thought" prompting, a technique that allows the AI to perform complex, open-ended problem solving based on minimal examples.
This research emerges as part of Apple's broader initiative to enhance its AI capabilities amid growing competition. Earlier today, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported that Apple is in discussions with Google to license Google's Gemini generative large-language models to power new features coming to the iPhone as part of iOS 18.Tag: Artificial IntelligenceThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums
Apple protests criticism that it's not complying with EU laws Apple has told an official hearing of the European Commission that it has fully complied with the new Digital Markets Act, despite complaints from rivals.Apple claims that it is in compliance with EU DMANow that the Digital Markets Act is fully in force in the European Union, EU regulators have the power to investigate compliance and, if necessary, fine Big Tech companies who are in breach of the new laws. In a hearing at the European Commission, Apple has been putting its position and refuting criticisms from rivals.According to Reuters, the European Commission's hearing was a day-long event that featured Apple alongside rivals as well as app developers and business users. Apple's lawyer Kyle Andeer told the EC hearing that the company had redesigned its systems specifically to comply with the Digital Markets Act. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Four years after launch, Apple Arcade is here to stay and will only get more powerful Over four years after its debut, Apple Arcade has beaten the expectations of critics, and Apple Arcade chief Alex Rofman believes Apple's strategy for the service will continue to do so for a while longer.Apple ArcadeApple Arcade is soon to hit its fifth anniversary. It started off on shaky footing with naysayers believing it wouldn't survive for long.Like it or not, it has become a fantastic value for gamers on Apple platforms. It's an even better one when combined with an Apple One subscription, and shared across and entire family's devices. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Anker and Jackery Introduce Discounts on Portable Power Stations, Bluetooth Speakers, and More Anker and Jackery are kicking off the week with discounts on portable power stations, as well as a wide array of wall chargers and other USB-C accessories. All of the products in this sale can be found on Amazon, and some will require you to clip an on-page coupon then head to the checkout screen before you see the final sale price
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Highlights of Jackery's deals include the Explorer 100 Plus Portable Power Station, available for just $99.99, down from $149.00. This is a miniature-sized portable power station that can fit in the palm of your hand and weighs just 2.13 lbs, while featuring a 31,000 mAh capacity and 128W output. For these Jackery products, you can enter the code JAPLUS05 on Amazon and get an extra 5 percent discount when you purchase over $1,000 through March 25.
$49 OFFJackery Explorer 100 Plus for $99.99
Switching to the Anker deals, some of the best markdowns can be found on the company's Soundcore brand of Bluetooth speakers. You can get the Soundcore Motion 300 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker for $63.99, down from $79.99, and the Soundcore Motion X600 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker for $149.98, down from $199.99. Anker also has a huge collection of batteries, cables, hubs, and more on sale.
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10-in-1 USB-C Hub - $75.00, down from $149.99 If you're on the hunt for more discounts, be sure to visit our Apple Deals roundup where we recap the best Apple-related bargains of the past week.Related Roundup: Apple DealsThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums
CSA's Chris LaPre joins HomeKit Insider to talk about Matter On this episode of HomeKit Insider, the CSA's Chris LaPre joins to talk about Matter, Apple Home, and the future of the smart home.HomeKit Insider PodcastMost of this week's episode is a conversation with Chris LaPre, Head of Technology at the Connectivity Standards Alliance. The CSA is the member-led organization responsible for Zigbee and Matter.Our far-reaching discussion touches on the evolution of Matter and Apple Home, what new device categories we'll see, and what may be coming down the line with Matter 1.2 which added support for several new device categories, including robotic vacuum cleaners. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Two AirPods 4 models coming this year with noise-cancellation and a lower price Macworld
Bloomberg leaker-analyst Mark Gurman has reiterated his prediction, which we covered back in December, that not one but two new sets of AirPods will launch in 2024. But we now have rather more details of the upcoming wireless earbud launch.
In the latest edition of his Power On newsletter, Gurman reveals that the new models will enter formal production in May, “setting the stage for a release around September or October [2024].” That means they could appear alongside the iPhone 16, or at a second fall event if Apple decides to pursue that strategy again.
Either way, this should be a big deal. For one thing, AirPods fans–of which there are many–have been starved of new releases in recent years. The only thing they got in 2023 was a USB-C case for the 2nd-gen AirPods Pro, which came out in September 2022. And the last time a non-Pro model came out was back in 2021.
For another, the new models incorporate a lot of changes from the status quo. Releasing a pair of non-Pro AirPods at the same time is a new strategy (designed to simplify the range, which currently presents customers with both the 2nd- and 3rd-gen AirPods but no obvious way to tell them apart or understand why the latter costs more). And targeting the budget range, which the cheaper of the two models is expected to do, is a new strategy.
Both the B768(E) and B768(M) models (the final letters in those codenames standing for entry and mid-tier respectively) will see a physical redesign, improved fit, and USB-C-equipped cases, but unsurprisingly only the mid-tier model will get new features worth mentioning: active noise cancellation, and Find My speakers in the case.
Gurman adds that there will be new AirPods Pro as well, but not until 2025. He says, intriguingly, that these will feature “low-resolution cameras that can scan the environment around a user.”
For all the latest news and rumors, check out our regularly updated guide to the new AirPods. Or, if you can’t wait until the fall, pick up a bargain on one of the current models with our roundup of the best AirPods deals.
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Next iPad Air Again Rumored to Feature Landscape Front Camera The next-generation iPad Air will feature a landscape-positioned front camera, according to the leaker known as "ShrimpApplePro."
In a post on social media platform X today, the leaker said the next iPad Air will not have any other significant design changes.
Previous rumors and iPadOS 17.4 code have already suggested that both the iPad Pro and iPad Air will be gaining landscape-positioned front cameras, mirroring a change first introduced on the entry-level iPad 10. This change would result in the front camera being positioned at the top of the iPad when the device is in landscape orientation.
More details to follow…Related Roundup: iPad Air Tag: ShrimpAppleProBuyer's Guide: iPad Air (Don't Buy)Related Forum: iPadThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums
Look through visionOS App Store when considering Apple AR headset Explore the visionOS App Store, which is now on the web, and discover a wide range of software for the Vision Pro AR headset.
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XCBCore MacroEvaluationProgram.executeInContext crashed Context
We have a very large codebase in our company 600k+ Lines of Code. The setup is a XcodeProj using Swift Package Manager as the only and main package management tool. We have started a long journey of modularizing our monolithic code by moving features or modules into separate local Swift Packages. The setup we have is an explicit local Swift package for the Contract, Implementation, and Mock.
We have a total of 194 Contract packages, eqaully as many Implementation Packages, and
Fastlane, iOS Provisioning Profiles & Push Notification permissions (by example) I am trying to get Fastlane to take the source code for my iOS app and build/codesign it into an archive/IPA file. Here is my Fastfile:
default_platform(:ios)
platform :ios do
lane :staging do
puts "iOS staging build"
clean_build_artifacts
disable_automatic_code_signing(path: "./ios/myappmobile.xcodeproj")
build_app(
scheme: "myappmobile",
project: "./ios/myappmobile.xcodeproj",
export_options: {
signingStyle: "manual",
provisioningProfiles: {
"com.myapp" = > "/Users/myuser/workspace/myapp/myappprovisioningprofile.mobileprovision"
}
},
clean: true
)
end
end
It's important to note that /Users/myuser/workspace/myapp/myappprovisioningprofile.mobileprovision is a valid file path/location and is where I've downloaded my Provisioning Profile file to.
When I run fastlane ios staging I get the following error:
error: "myappmobile" requires a provisioning profile with the Push Notifications feature. Select a provisioning profile in the Signing & Capabilities editor. (in target 'myappmobile' from project 'myappmobile')
When I was creating my App and all relevant resources (Certificate, Provisioning Profile, etc.) I remember selecting a checkbox stating that I would like to give my app Push Notification capabilities.
So my first assumption was that Fastlane was finding my Provisioning Profile file (myappprovisioningprofile.mobileprovision) and perhaps something inside of it hadn't been configured correctly. But I get the same error even if I change the provisioningProfiles value from:
provisioningProfiles: {
"com.myapp" = > "/Users/myuser/workspace/myapp/myappprovisioningprofile.mobileprovision"
}
to gibberish:
provisioningProfiles: {
"com.myapp" = > "flim-flam-fizz-buzz"
}
What is going on here?! Why isn't Fastlane able to find my provisioning profile file (does it need to be a relative path for some reason?!). But then the craziest thing is: it knows that the app requires Push Notifications but without being able to read/parse the Provisioning Profile, so how does it know that Push Notifications are a requirement?!
Apple: Yes, we’re complying with EU’s Digital Markets Act Apple on Monday disputed criticism that it has not done enough to open up its ecosystem as required under the EU's Digital Markets Act…
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EarFun’s first over-ear headphones claim hi-res sound, 80-hour playback Hi-res wireless ANC headphones for $56? Believe it or not, Earfun's news Wave Pro headphones have that for an early-bird price.
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NCAA March Madness Live app adds Vision Pro compatibility, new CarPlay features, more Ahead of NCAA March Madness kicking off later this week, the March Madness Live app has received an update with a few new features. The app is now compatible with Apple Vision Pro, offers expanded capabilities for CarPlay users, and more.
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Promote mindfulness and creativity with Groodles art therapy app Designed for adults and children alike, Groodles is a non-clinical art therapy app that helps you express yourself meaningfully.
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Apple looks to license Google Gemini for iPhone, generative AI tools Apple is in talks to build Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence engine into iPhone, iPad, and other platforms, people familiar with the…
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iOS 17.4.1 for iPhone coming soon with bug fixes Apple is preparing to imminently release iOS 17.4.1, which will come with the build number 21E235. There’s no word on what’s new in iOS 17.4.1, but the update will focus on bug fixes and performance improvements rather than new features.
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Do test flight apps undergo App review? I’m thinking about joining the developer program but I do not know if my app is qualified for test flight. Because I want friends to test the App that would be the main reason to subscribe. Is it worth it? For a full featured beta version it would take some time. submitted by […]
Cheaper to build in cloud than buy a new Mac? I have an old Mac Pro which has 128GB ram and 12 cores. It is fast enough for me to do my work. New macs are expensive, and I don’t need one. Just for some testing at some point and App Store submission. Instead of buying a Mac I saw one can rent one in […]
iOS 17.4.1 Update for iPhone is Imminent iOS 17.4.1 and iPadOS 17.4.1 should be released within the next few days, with a build number of 21E235, according to a source with a proven track record.
MacRumors previously reported that Apple was internally testing iOS 17.4.1. As a minor update for the iPhone, it will likely address software bugs and/or security vulnerabilities. It is unclear if the update will include any other changes.
As to be expected, Apple has also been internally testing iOS 17.5, and the first beta of that update is likely to be released this week.
We consider it likely that there will also be a macOS 14.4.1 update for the Mac at some point, as there have been complaints about several bugs on macOS 14.4 related to USB hubs, Java, Bluetooth, printers, audio plugins, and more.Related Roundups: iOS 17, iPadOS 17Related Forums: iOS 17, iPadOS 17This article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums
How to find an external drive that’s not showing up on a Mac Macworld
Normally when you plug in an external hard drive to your Mac’s USB port you will see it appear on the desktop (aka mount on the desktop). You can also see it in the Finder in the left column under Locations (or Devices in older versions of macOS). If the drive is not showing up on your Mac chances are it has not been formatted correctly, has been corrupted, or is faulty. Alternatively, you may have set a password for the drive that you need to enter before it will connect.
We show you how to work out whether the reason the external drive is not mounting on your Mac up is due to a problem with the drive itself, the cable or the port, and how to resolve the problem and access data on your drive.
This article assumes you have an external drive that should connect to your Mac via the USB-A, USB-C, or a Thunderbolt port. If you have a NAS drive that connects over the network then you should read our article about connecting to a NAS drive.
How to fix a drive that won’t show up on a Mac
There are a number of reasons why your hard drive, flash drive, USB drive, or SSD might not be showing up. It may have been formatted incorrectly, it may be corrupted, it may have a faulty (or inadequate) cable, or there could be something else.
If you run though the following steps you should hopefully be able to identify the cause and fix the problem that is stopping your external drive from opening on your Mac.
1: Edit your preferences
Hopefully there is a really easy fix to get the hard drive to mount on your desktop. Try the following to make sure your Mac is set to show mounted drives on the desktop.
Open the Finder.
Click on Finder in the menu at the top of your screen.
Click on Settings (Preferences in older versions).
Click on General.
Make sure that there is a tick beside External disks.
If it was already set up so that the external drive would appear on the desktop then continue to follow the steps below.
2: Check the cable
The first port of call is always to check that it’s plugged in, but we are sure you have done that. The problem might be with the cable though.
One of the main reasons why drives fail to mount is if the drive isn’t receiving enough power. If the drive is powered via a USB-A cable you need to check that adequate power is being delivered to the drive. Very old Macs may require a USB power cable, a cable that splits into two USB connectors that need to both be plugged into your Mac, in order to deliver enough power to the drive. Similarly, make sure that the drive doesn’t have an external power supply it should be using.
On the subject of cables, make sure that it’s not at fault. Try using a different cable with the drive to see if that fixes the problem. Similarly, if you are using a USB port on a hub check that’s not what’s causing the problem.
Also check that the port on your Mac isn’t the problem. Try using a different port. Or if you only have one port, plug another device in and see if that works ok.
3. Is there a password?
You can protect a drive with a password when you initially start using it so check to see if the reason your drive isn’t mounting is that there a password request box has popped up.
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4: Try another Mac and then try a PC
The next step is to try plugging the drive into another Mac. If it also fails to mount there you will know that there is a problem with the drive while if it does mount then the problem is with your Mac.
The next step is to try plugging the drive into a PC. If the drive mounts on the PC it’s likely that you have discovered what the problem is: the drive is formatted for PCs and can’t be read by your Mac.
5: Use Disk Utility to access the drive
If the various checks above suggest that the disk is faulty then you can use Apple’s Disk Utility program to access the disk and potentially fix whatever is causing the issue. Here’s what to do:
Find Disk Utility by opening Spotlight (cmd+Space-bar) and start typing Disk Utility, press enter to open the program.
Look in the column on the left to see if the hard drive appears there.
If you can see the hard drive in Disk Utility check underneath it for a volume. If it is there click on it and select Mount. If your Mac has already mounted the drive the option Unmount will be displayed instead. (If there is no volume listed your Mac is not able to access the drive. The Mount option will be greyed out.)
Your options are First Aid, Erase and Restore. First Aid will check the disk for errors and then repair the disk if necessary and this is the option to choose. (Restore allows you to erase the contents of the drive and replace that with data from somewhere else. Erase deletes all the data stored on the drive. If you need the data on the drive do not choose Erase or Restore!)
Click the First Aid tab and select Run.
If after running First Aid the Mac finds errors you could fix you may see the option to Repair Disk. If you do, go ahead and run the repairs.
6: Change the drive format
If your Mac is unable to repair the disk if is likely that the drive is either formatted using a file system that the Mac cannot read, or it is well and truly broken – if it’s the latter we suggest you follow this tutorial about recovering data from a damaged disk.
Hopefully though the drive is fine but the format is wrong. Here’s a bit of background on file formats:
Windows PCs use NTFS file format.
Mac computers, prior to Sierra, used the HFS+ file format.
In High Sierra Apple introduced a new file system called Apple File System (APFS).
exFAT or the older FAT32 are formats that can be read by Window and Mac computers.
To make sure your drive can be read by Macs and PCs you need to format it using exFAT or the older FAT32. We’ll explain how to do that below.
It is possible that the hard drive has been formatted using a different file system (i.e. on a Windows PC). In that case, if you need to access the data on the drive you’ll need to connect your drive to a Windows PC that does recognise it and copy the data before moving on to the next step.
Having got the data of the drive via a PC you can reformat the drive so that you can add the data again. Here’s how to reformat your drive so it can be read by and Mac or a PC.
Open Disk Utility (as per the steps above).
If you don’t require the data on the hard drive, select the disk and click Erase.
Before Disk Utility starts to erase the disk it will pick a format for you. You can change this if you click on the Formatting options. Choose your format, probably exFAT if you want to make sure it’s compatible with PC and Mac, otherwise, Mac OS Extended (Journaled) is probably the best option.
Give the drive a name.
Click on Erase and wait for your Mac to erase and then reformat the drive.
7: Try a data recovery app
If you have been unable to access the data on the drive then you might want to try one of the options included in our round up of the
Best data recovery apps for Macs.
Our recommendations include EaseUS Data Recovery for Mac, $89.95/£95.99 at Easeus, Stellar Data Recovery for Mac, $59.99/£43.99 at Stellar, or Recoverit $79.99/£69 at Wondershare.
8: Always disconnect your drive properly
We have final suggestion to make that is more of a guard against this error happening again.
Make sure that your external drive doesn’t become damaged in the future by always unmounting the disk properly after using it. Don’t just unplug the USB cable. To unmount your drive you can right-click (control-click) on the icon on the Desktop or in the Finder and choose Eject. Apparently, most drive issues are caused when the disk is removed without ejecting it properly.
Decided there is no hope for your faulty hard drive? We have a round-up of some of the best we’ve seen here: The best Mac hard drives.
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Apple's iPad refresh rumored to arrive on March 26 Following the release of the M3 MacBook Air lineup earlier in March, the iPad update covering new iPad Pro and iPad Air models is now rumored to arrive on March 26.iPad ProsRumors about a spring launch initially reported about an event, but Apple's website and press release-based update of the MacBook Air proved that theory partially wrong. While iPads were wrongly rumored to arrive at around the same time, they may still show up before the end of March.In a post to Weibo on Monday morning, serial leaker "Setsuna Digital" reposted another leaker "Boss Hookup," teasing the possibility of an iPad launch on March 26. The linked post refers to a number of third-party cases for the iPad Air and 2024 iPad Pro models on Amazon as being on shelves from that date. Rumor Score: 🤯 Likely Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Accessorize your Apple Vision Pro with these cases, clips, and more Macworld
So you just dropped $3,500 or more on an Apple Vision Pro. Congratulations! If you want to take it anywhere, you might want to invest in a case if you ever plan to take it out of your home. And what about that battery pack–can you do something about that? Or the straps Apple provides–are there better options?
These are some of the most interesting Vision Pro accessories we’ve tried so far. The product is still very new and relatively niche, so there are limited accessories available right now with more coming all the time.
Vision Pro: Apple accessories
Like iPhones and Macs, Apple sells numerous accessories for Vision Pro, most of which are spare and replacement parts for accessories that come with the device.
Battery: $199
Light Seal: $199
Light Seal Cushion: $29
Solo Knit Band: $99
Dual Loop Band: $99
Vision Pro: Third-party accessories
Vision Pro Shield Case
Pros
Attractive with multiple colors.
Compact
Well-made
Cons
Maybe a little too compact—it's a tight fit
Limited options if you're not into leather
Price When Reviewed:
$179
Best Prices Today:
$179 at WaterField Designs
WaterField Designs makes great leather cases and pouches, and their Vision Pro case is no exception. With ballistic vinyl sides and a leather top, it’s soft and well-cushioned insides will hold your Vision Pro, straps, power adapter, battery, and lenses. There’s even a little hidden pouch in the outside pocket for an AirTag.
The is a little high at $179—there’s not much leather in this—but you can get a blue or black all-vinyl version for $159.
Our favorite thing about this is how compact it is. It fits easily in most backpacks with room to spare. Our least favorite thing is that it’s too compact. Getting everything in is a little bit of a tight fit, and a few millimeters more room in each dimension would make it a little easier to use.
Klasden Pouch
Pros
Relatively affordable
Rigid and durable
Roomy and easy to use
Cons
difficult to fit into smaller backpacks and bags
Price When Reviewed:
$89.99
Best Prices Today:
$27.99 at Amazon$89.99 at Spigen
Spigen’s Klasden Pouch is half the price of Apple’s official case and honestly, we prefer it. It’s similar in size, and its rigid exterior make it feel more like a piece of luggage than a gadget case.
The inside is roomy enough to easily fit your Vision Pro, battery, power adapter, USB cable, lenses, and straps. Plus, there’s a little AirTag pocket on the inside. It’s easy to get everything in and out, but not quite so open that everything jostles around a lot.
If we had feedback, we’d say shrink it just a little bit and round the edges a little more, so it would be easier to get into a smaller-size backpack or bag.
Battery Holder for Apple Vision Pro
Pros
It does indeed hold the Vision Pro battery
Cons
Why?
Costs twice what it should
Price When Reviewed:
$49.95
Best Prices Today:
$49.95 at Belkin
If you’re just dying to relive your favorite Blackberry Holster days from 15 years ago, this would do the trick. You snap the Vision Pro battery pack into this, and it has a belt clip, a lanyard, and a little clip for the Vision Pro power cable.
But…why? If you don’t have a pocket (perhaps because women’s fashion is insane), this isn’t really solving your problem, because you’ve got nowhere to clip it and the lanyard just makes everything more cumbersome. You could clip it to a bag, but then you could just put the battery in the bag. If you do have a pocket, the Vision Pro battery pack fits comfortably in most of them.
It’s hard to fault Belkin too much when this product definitely does what it claims to do just fine. It just doesn’t need to exist—and certainly not for $50.
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Apple to Announce New iPads on March 26, Rumors Claim Apple is widely expected to release new iPad Air and OLED iPad Pro models in the next few weeks. According to new rumors coming out of Asia, the company will announce its new iPads on Tuesday, March 26.
Chinese leaker Instant Digital on Weibo this morning claimed that the date will see some sort of announcement from Apple related to new iPads, but stopped short of calling it an official launch date. Instead, Apple could announce pre-order availability, with shipping dates to follow.
Separately, Chinese website IT Home claimed that March 26 will see Apple release new iPads. However, the outlet appears to have interpreted this as a launch date based on when several Amazon listings for third-party protective cases for the new iPads go live, rather than specific information from a trusted source.
According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple plans to release new iPad Pro and iPad Air models around the end of March or in April. That said, the well-connected reporter now seems to be leaning more towards the possibility of an April release.
Writing in the latest subscriber edition of his Power On newsletter, Gurman said he wanted to clear up confusion about when he believed Apple would release new iPads (specifically new iPad Pro models).
Gurman reiterated that a new variant of iPadOS 17.4 designed for the updated models won't be complete until the end of March or even sometime in April. "Once the OS is finished, Apple needs to send it off to the factories to be installed on the new hardware. That process could last a couple weeks, probably taking us deeper into next month," he wrote.
Two new iPad Pro models are expected to feature a new M3 chip, OLED displays, a thinner enclosure, a landscape-oriented front camera, a redesigned camera bump, and possibly MagSafe wireless charging.
The two new iPad Air models are expected to feature Apple’s M2 chip and a landscape-oriented front camera, including a first-ever 12.9-inch model.
Other announcements expected in the March-April window include a new Magic Keyboard for the iPad Pro with a larger trackpad, and a new Apple Pencil.
Gurman previously ruled out an Apple Event for the new iPads. Instead, he believes they will be announced in a press release on the Apple Newsroom website, like the new 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air models were earlier this month.Related Roundups: iPad Air , iPad ProTags: Mark Gurman, Instant DigitalBuyer's Guide: iPad Air (Don't Buy), 11" iPad Pro (Don't Buy), 12.9" iPad Pro (Don't Buy)Related Forum: iPadThis article, "" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums
Best Mac for programming and developers Macworld
Do you have a great idea for an iOS app or a Mac app? Looking for the right Mac to code it on? You’ve come to the right place. In this article, we will look at why a Mac is necessary for iOS development and why a Mac is a great choice for developers. We also reveal the minimum Mac you need for coding – including whether a MacBook Air will be sufficient.
Whether you are a seasoned app developer looking to update your Mac to something more substantial, or just trying your hand at creating an app for the first time and hoping to find a low-cost Mac that’s good enough for the purpose, we will help you find the best Mac for your needs.
You may be wondering if Apple’s M1, M2 or M3 Macs are good enough for developers or if the M2/M3 Pro, M2/M3 Max or M2 Ultra would be better. You may even be wondering if you should choose a Mac with an Intel processor. We’ll take a look at those questions below.
If you want to skip the buying advice, you can jump straight to our recommendation of the best Mac for developers.
Why you need a Mac for iOS & macOS development
To develop an iOS or Mac app you will need the following:
Membership of the Apple Developer Program. It costs $99 annually (about £78 in the UK) and gives you access to beta software (although you can now get access to betas without a paid account), advanced app capabilities, extensive beta testing tools, and app analytics (more information here.) To just test and deploy applications you only need an Apple ID, but you will need to be a member of the Developer Program if you want to sell your apps on the App Store.
Even if you developed your app using something other than a Mac, you will need a Mac to compile the final product that is uploaded to the App Store.
Xcode is the primary tool for macOS and iOS development and it is only available on the Mac. It is a free download from the Mac App Store and the current version is 15.1 the time of writing. That includes Xcode IDE, Swift, C/C++/Objective-C compilers, Instruments analysis tool, simulators, and SDKs for the latest versions of iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, tvOS, and macOS. Note that Xcode 15 requires macOS 13 Ventura 13.5 or later, so you also need…
A Mac that can run macOS 13 Ventura or later. (See our macsOS compatibility checker).
One key reason to buy a Mac for development is the simple fact that it’s difficult to run macOS on anything other than a Mac. You could build a hackintosch, and some people do, but there are lots of reasons why we wouldn’t recommend that as a solution.
We also have a guide to coding and programming on a Mac.
Can Apple’s M1, M2 or M3 Macs be used by developers?
There is a lot of positive to be said about Apple M-series chips which so far include the M1-series, the M2-series (including the M2 Pro, Max and M2 Ultra) and the M3-series (with the M3 Pro and M3 Max, so far). Ever since the introduction of the M1 in November 2020 Apple’s home-made Arm-based chips have proved groundbreaking and the benchmarks impressive. These new Macs compared very favorably with the older Intel-powered Macs. In fact, even the M3-powered iMac beats the best-specced iMac Pro from a few years ago. As you can see from the table below.
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