If you’ve found your iPhone 14 showing horizontal lines across the screen when waking from sleep or starting up, Apple says you can rest easy: It’s not a hardware issue.
The glitch – which mostly appears to affect the iPhone 14 Pro Max – is apparently a software issue, so it’s just a question of waiting for an iOS update to fix it …
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A significant number of…
Here’s how iPhone 14 Pro ranks in MKBHD’s blind camera test (and which phone takes first place)
December 22, 2022
MKBHD launched his fun yearly blind smartphone camera test last week with a new precision ranking system, dedicated website, and more. After more than 20 million votes, the results are in, and iPhone 14 Pro didn’t do so hot. Here’s how everything shook out…
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Citi analyst sees growth for AAPL in 2023 despite iPhone 14 Pro production issues in holiday quarter
December 22, 2022
Apple recently proclaimed that iPhone production for holiday sales won’t come close to meeting demand. Citi analyst Jim Suva, however, doesn’t see this as a long-term problem for the company or investors.
Apple issued a statement on November 6 that cited ongoing…
Google at ‘code red’ over ChatGPT as teams reassigned to work on competing AI products
December 22, 2022
Google is at a “code red” and seriously responding to ChatGPT by reassigning various departments “to help develop and release new A.I. prototypes and products.”
ChatGPT is currently the most famous example of technology that can directly answer your questions in a conversational manner.
According to The New York Times, Google is treating the issue seriously with management declaring a…
Apple pulls new Home app architecture in iOS 16.2 as users complain about HomeKit issues
December 22, 2022
One of the new features of iOS 16.2, which was officially released to all users this month, is the new Home app architecture. According to Apple, this new architecture makes the experience of using HomeKit accessories more efficient and reliable. However, the company has now…
Twitter no longer supports Google Voice numbers for 2FA
December 22, 2022
As of last week, Twitter looks to have dropped support for text message two-factor authentication (2FA) using Google Voice numbers.
When the change was first implemented last week, there was no real error message after entering your username/email and password during Twitter…
Google’s ChromeOS is a great tool for so many different reasons. One neat feature is the Phone Hub, which turns your Chromebook into an extension of your Android phone, allowing you to view notifications, continue browsing the web, and even share photos in seconds. This guide will take you through how to connect your Android phone to your Chromebook and use the Phone Hub.
Connecting your Android…
You can now download Google Maps on Fitbit Versa 4 and Sense 2, but it doesn’t work yet
December 22, 2022
Sense 2 and Versa 4 owners can now download Google Maps for Fitbit, but the actual step-by-step navigation does not currently work.
Opening the device settings page in the Fitbit app today should reveal a new Google Maps tile (underneath the one for Wallet). This should only…
Google’s Pixel Watch charger is finally back in stock
December 22, 2022
After quickly going out of stock in October, the Pixel Watch charger is available for purchase again from the US Google Store.
The “Google Pixel Watch USB-C Magnetic Charging Cable,” as it’s officially called, costs $29.99 and can be purchased from the Google Store as…
Google Chrome will start sending new releases to ‘a small percentage’ of users a week early
December 22, 2022
Starting in February 2023, Google Chrome will change up its release cycle slightly with a new “early stable” release designed to catch major issues before they hit all users.
Announced in a blog post today, Google Chrome v110 will be the first version of the world’s most popular browser to switch to a new release schedule. As it stands today, new versions of Chrome are released first to the…
