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Find My app updated, receives support for third-party accessories

If nothing else, this will come in handy when you misplace something. Apple on Wednesday announced the launch of its Find My network accessory program, which allows compatible third-party accessories to be tracked via the Find My app. The first products that work with the Find My app will include a new Chipolo item tracker, Belkin earbuds, […]

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T-Mobile launches 5G Home Internet service, forgoes data caps

Wireless carrier T-Mobile on Wednesday launched a new Home Internet service that taps into the wireless carrier’s 5G network to provide home broadband access and quick setup through a companion iOS app. The service addresses a potential market of 30 million U.S. households while are eligible to sign up, and currently consists of a single […]

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Engineer manages to upgrade RAM, SSD on M1-based Mac

If you’re brave (and/or foolish) enough, you can arguably upgrade the RAM and SSD storage in your M1-based Mac. Recently, a maintenance engineer in China was able to do exactly this, and while Apple sometimes goes out of its way to make some of its devices notoriously difficult to repair or upgrade on your own, […]

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Adobe releases Premiere Pro public beta with Apple Silicon support

If you’ve been hankering to see how a native Apple Silicon version of Adobe Premiere Pro runs on an M1-based Mac, Adobe’s public beta should answer your questions. A native version of the video editing software has been released, with Adobe offering the following comments: “Since Premiere Pro is built on a large codebase with […]

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Facebook confirms massive data breach that could have affected more than 500 million accounts, means of checking whether you were hacked now available

It kind of happened again. Over the weekend, it was revealed that a huge data breach occurred at Facebook, the leak compromising various email addresses, phone numbers, full names, and dates of birth for more than 500 million accounts. Per security firm, Hudson Rock, the breach occurred in January 2020, as noted here: In early […]