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Happy Fourth of July from O’Grady’s PowerPage!!!

It’s the Fourth of July here in America and the staff here at O’Grady’s PowerPage will be spending time with friends and family and will return on Thursday with the latest and greatest Mac, mobile and iOS news, reports and rumors for you. On a personal note, I know things are politically bonkers, it seems […]

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Foxconn breaks ground on first U.S. plant in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin

Technology manufacturer Foxconn broke ground on its first U.S. factory in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin on Thursday, complete with President Donald Trump, House Speaker Paul Ryan and others in attendance for the occasion. President Trump stated that the factory will provide jobs for “up to 15,000 Wisconsin Workers,” although reports have indicated the number will be […]

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Apple’s Craig Federighi says that Apple is “not into touchscreens” for forthcoming Macs

In as much as you may crave a touchscreen Mac, according to Apple SVP of Software Engineering, Craig Federighi, this probably isn’t in the works. Despite Apple’s iOS-to-Mac app porting tools, universal multiplatform apps, and Apple’s announcement that it will start porting some of its own iOS apps to the Mac this year and allow […]

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1Password 7.0 for macOS released

1Password, arguably the best of breed for password managers on the Mac, has been updated to version 7.0, the new version offering the following fixes, changes and new features: – Collapse the sidebar entirely so your items get all the love – Quickly find items with our new Spotlight integration

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Intel issues warning of Variant 4 Spectre vulnerability

The Meltdown/Spectre issue continues. Intel has released a new report out describing what the chip maker is calling a Spectre-like vulnerability dubbed Variant 4. Like the Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities from earlier this year, Variant 4 exploits the CPU’s speculative execution mechanism so hackers can potentially get at sensitive information on your computer. The Intel […]