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Apple File System included in forthcoming macOS High Sierra operating system won’t work on Fusion Drive units, Apple provides instructions for workaround

This could get annoying. Apple has released a technical note describing how the new Apple File System (APFS) feature will be limited to Macs with all-flash built-in storage, which means it won’t work with iMacs and Mac minis that include Fusion Drives. The Fusion Drives were converted to the APFS format during the first beta […]

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iOS iPad iPhone iPod Touch News Siri Software

Apple releases iOS 11 update

On Tuesday, Apple released its long-awaited iOS operating system. As usual, the update can be installed through the General Settings –> Software Update menus on your iOS device or through iTunes when connected to your Mac or Windows PC. The change list goes as follows and includes significant changes all around: App Store • All-new […]

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Google iOS News Software

Updated Google app for iOS now offers content-related search suggestions

The latest version of the Google app now offers suggestions to assist with your searches. The new version now automatically offers suggestions for related content when you pull up the bottom of the page. Google has stated that this feature, which is presently only currently available to users in the U.S., will expand to additional […]

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Apple Pay iOS macOS News Software watchOS

Apple Pay Cash feature to arrive later this year following iOS 11 release

While iOS 11 just hit today, a few features are still forthcoming. Apple announced that its Apple Pay Cash feature will not ship until an update “coming this fall.” It is not clear is this is a delay, or if Apple didn’t plan on rolling out the feature with the launch of iOS 11. It’s […]

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Apple Watch News Wearables wireless

T-Mobile CEO announces faster data plan designed around Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE

T-Mobile just came out with a faster data plan for the Apple Watch Series 3 LTE version. Company CEO John Legere announced that the company had boosted the speed limit of the data plan for the Apple wearable. Previously, the Apple Watch on T-Mobile had been limited to 512kb/sec data, which equated to 3G speeds.