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iPhone 15 Pro models will get A17 chip, while other models get older chip – Nikkei

iPhone 15 Pro models will again be the only ones to get Apple’s latest chip next year, according to a new report today. This would mirror the approach the company used for the iPhone 14, with the Pro models getting a new A16 chip while the standard and Plus models have last year’s A15 chip … Background This year was the first time that Apple used the processor as a point of…
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Everything new with Focus Mode on iOS 16

Focus Mode on iOS 16 is receiving a lot of improvements. First announced during WWDC 2021, this function helps users to save time by choosing different apps that can notify them depending on the time of the day. For example, when you’re working, you can change your Home…
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Dictating on the iPhone – how to get the best results

Dictating on the iPhone is, I would confidently estimate, something I do more than typing. Siri is also the main way I control my HomeKit devices. Any time I’ve mentioned either of these things, there are always comments from people saying how terrible their experience is with both, so I thought I’d share a few things I think make a difference. If you’ve just updated to iOS 16, now is a…
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Samsung to benefit from more iPhone 14 Pro OLED panel orders

Samsung Display is expected to get more OLED panel orders for the iPhone 14 Pro series as its rivals have had a low yield rate for the premium low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO) OLED panels, according to people familiar with the matter. The report comes from The Elec a few days before Apple officially starts selling the new iPhone 14 Pro models. According to the publication, “Samsung…
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iPhone users adopting iOS 16 faster than iOS 15

It’s been three days since Apple released iOS 16 to all users, and they seem more interested in upgrading to this operating system now than they were a year ago when iOS 15 was finally made available. Even with fewer devices supporting the latest operating system – for…
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Google fails to overturn EU Android antitrust ruling but reduces its fine by 5 percent

Google has failed to convince Europe’s General Court to overturn the Commission’s ruling on its Android antitrust case and its decision to slap the company with a €4.3 (US$4.3) billion fine. The General Court upheld the Commission’s original ruling back in 2018 that Google used its dominant position in the market to impose restrictions on manufacturers that make Android phones…
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