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Four features we expect to see on iPhone 14 this year

In less than six months, Apple will announce the upcoming iPhone 14 series. With rumors starting to heat up, there are some features that are pretty much confirmed on these new phones. Read on as we roundup four of them that we expect to see on the iPhone 14. No more mini version It’s been a while since we’ve heard that iPhone mini sales disappoint Apple. Now, 9to5Mac sources confirmed that…
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Have a 3D printer? Here’s how to make your own iPhone mount for Continuity Camera in macOS Ventura

One of the most impressive new features announced at WWDC this year is something called Continuity Camera – this feature allows you to use your iPhone as your webcam both wired and wirelessly. Ahead of macOS Ventura and iOS 16 being released to the public, we’re already seeing some creative ways to mount your iPhone to the top of your Mac. What is Continuity Camera? Continuity Camera is…
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UPS begins US testing of its cute mini electric vans based on four-wheeled e-bikes

Not do be outdone by the United States Postal Service testing out electric bikes as a viable alternative to mail trucks, UPS is doing its own US-based testing of e-bikes for package delivery. They may look vaguely like a UPS van or truck, but the design actually uses an electric bicycle mid-drive motor paired to a set of bicycle pedals, making this more of a quadricycle. The official name of the…
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Tesla is sending untrained employees to work on cars as service becomes problematic

Tesla is sending some of its employees who are not in service and are untrained to work on cars into service centers to fix vehicles. It looks like Tesla’s service issues are bigger than we thought. Earlier this month, we reported on CEO Elon Musk’s announcement that Tesla is working on service in North America and how Telsa is aiming to make the majority of appointments same-day repairs.
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