This is a bit strange. According to a discovery by Bleeping Computer, Intel’s 12th-gen chips don’t support Software Guard Extension (SGX), meaning the chips are unable to play Blu-ray disks in 4K resolution. An explanation was offered via Intel’s website: There is tremendous opportunity for application and solution developers to take charge of their data […]
Apple has begun requiring that customers within the United States verify that they’re currently active students, teachers, or staff members at educational institutions in order to access educational discounts on products. As the store was accessible to all, some customers may have used it even if they weren’t an education customer, which likely led Apple […]
Once again, reports of newly registered products may be a clear indication as to Apple products, in this case an updated iPhone SE and iPad Air, coming down the pipe. According to new listings found in the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) database on Tuesday, Apple may have tipped its hand as to forthcoming products. Per […]
This is why software updates exist and are generally a good thing. A serious Safari bug disclosed in this blog post from FingerprintJS can disclose information about your recent browsing history and even some info of the logged-in Google account. The bug, which was found in Safari IndexedDB implementation on Mac and iOS, allows for a website […]
Ladies and gentlemen, it’s Martin Luther King Jr. day here in the United States and the staff of O’Grady’s PowerPage will be taking the holiday to spend time with friends and family and to observe the day. We’ll be back tomorrow with all the Mac, mobile, and iOS/iPadOS news, rumors, and features you can shake […]