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What I REALLY think about Apple’s Spring Loaded Event With everything Apple announced at its Spring Loaded event – from M1 iMacs to M1 iPad Pros – here are our thoughts on everything as we recap. 7 minute read OK, so, we started scripting this video as your typical Pocketnow Daily, where I go through a recap of all things Apple, but then I realized I had just too much to say to only report the news. The event ended, and then I was hoping for a “One More Thing,” and it didn’t happen. Don’t get me wrong, a lot of what was announced was great, then some was expected, and then some ...
The majority of problems Mac users encounter relate to email and printers, according to support vendor Rescuecom, while issues with macOS itself, Apple hardware, and other apps are drastically less common. While a Mac may occasionally require a repair, it is claimed that most problems aren't caused by Apple's own products. Third-party hardware and services seem to be the main factor behind a decision to seek assistance, data from Rescuecom's 2021 Apple Mac Computer Repair Report claims. To Rescuecom, issues with printers and emails dominate the queue, making up 19.3% and 18.7% of queries...
One of the key benefits of Apple moving the Mac to its M1 chipset is that users will be able to run iPhone and iPad apps natively.
Apple cracks down on side-loading of iPhone apps into Macs with M1 chip Apple cracks down on side-loading of iPhone apps into Macs with M1 chip While the Macbooks and Mac minis powered with the Apple M1 processor can run iPhone apps, Apple wants users to download these only from the App Store. advertisement UPDATED: January 16, 2021 14:21 IST Recently when Apple announced the M1-powered Macs, the company highlighted how these new Mac mini, MacBook Air and MacBook Pro 13-inch will be able to run iOS apps. The cross compatibility is baked into the macOS Big Sur and is enabled because of the M...