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  LaCie, the creative pro arm of Seagate, has once again excelled in creating a near-essential tool for on-the-go creatives in the Boss SSD, which offers fast storage, mobile connectivity, and even a battery backup — at a cost. There's almost nothing on the market quite like the LaCie Boss SSD, which makes it frustrating to classify and review. This do-it-all drive is so versatile it has countless applications from professional photographers, to drone enthusiasts, to anyone who takes their storage on the go. At the same time, for anyone who sits outside those verticals, the Boss SSD is fa...

Apple denied controversial conservative social media app Parler re-entry to the App Store during a recent review of the platform, according to a new report.

  Investment bank Wedbush says that the recent Apple stock sell-off creates a "golden buying opportunity" for investors, and predicts that Apple still has a $3 trillion valuation on the horizon. In a note to investors seen by AppleInsider, lead Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives says the bank has added Apple to its "Best Ideas List." He says that, in the wake of a historic December quarter for Apple, Wall Street has been expecting modest cuts to 2021 iPhone forecasts. Despite that, the analyst says recent checks in Asia are continuing to come in bullish. He continues to predict that Apple could sh...

  Adobe has outlined a number of new features is bringing out for its video and animation-based Creative Cloud apps, including changes affecting Premiere Pro and After Effects on macOS. Released on Wednesday, the updates from Adobe aim to enhance the speed, flexibility, and seamless collaboration of users to create content. The announced changes largely affect its video and audio tools, including Premiere Pro, After Effects, Premiere Rush, and Audition, as well as Character Animator and Adobe Stock. In Premiere Pro, the updates introduce a new captions workflow, with a comprehensive toolse...

  Apple is reportedly taking office space in a new development in Cork city's north quay in Ireland, initially to house up to 400 employees Following previous reports that claimed Apple was looking to expand its operations in Cork, Ireland, the company is now said to be signing a deal to see up to 400 staff in a new office development. The building at No 1 Horgan's Quay building is to initially see over 36,000 feet of space in the top three floors. According to the Irish Examiner, Apple's new offices will overlook the River Lee and is to be adjacent to a new hotel. Reportedly, Apple's deal ...