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Adobe Flash support disabled in Safari Technology Preview 99, portends end of support for the plug-in on macOS

Presaging the end of Adobe Flash on Safari, Apple on Wednesday disabled support for the multimedia plug-in in the Safari Technology Preview 99. Apple quietly announced the imminent demise of Flash on Safari in a set of release notes accompanying Safari Technology Preview 99. Along with a number of enhancements to WebKit code and assets is […]

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Rumor: Apple could release updated Apple TV as “One more thing” surprise during September 10th media event

As we With Apple’s September 10th media event approaching and almost all voices stating this will be centered around the next-gen iPhones, rumors have surfaced as to a “One more thing” surprise in store for the audience. Apple is said to be on the verge of releasing an updated Apple TV, according to noted Twitter […]

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“In Search of Excellence” documentary highlights creation of the original Macintosh

In what is a just plain spiffy documentary, we present a clip from “In Search of Excellence,” a documentary produced by John Nathan based on Tom Peter’s book that profiled six unique companies. The following segment was filmed in the summer of 1984 and highlighted Apple Computer and the original Macintosh team, complete with its […]

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Lisa Brennan-Jobs’ “Small Fry” to offer additional details about Steve Jobs, her relationship with her father, in forthcoming memoir

There’s two sides to every person. As such, Lisa Brennan-Jobs, a daughter of the longtime Apple CEO Steve Jobs, has published an excerpt from her coming memoir, “Small Fry,” which contains heartbreaking details about her difficult relationship with her father. This marks the first time Jobs’ daughter has written in depth about her father, who […]

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First-gen MacBook Pro notebooks with Retina display round corner, now considered “vintage” or “obsolete” by Apple

As heartbreaking as it may be, the first MacBook Pro notebooks with a Retina display are now considered vintage. The notebook was also praised in many reviews, which awarded it top marks for its mix of functionality and portability. Marco Arment, a well-known developer, even called it “the best laptop ever made,” with a “crowd-pleasing […]