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Security Bite: macOS 15.4 hits “Allow” on TCC event support

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Deals: 24GB M4 Pro MacBook Pro $220 off, M3 MacBook Air $550 off orig. price, leather Find My wallet $25, more

Your Friday lineup of the best Apple gear deals and accessories for them all is now ready to go. We are tracking solid $220 price drops on a couple different 24GB M4 and M4 Pro MacBook Pro configurations alongside massive deals on M3 MacBook Air models at up to $550 off the original prices. From there it’s over to Amazon Renewed Premium iPhone 15 Pro Max units at up to $766 off joined by some affordable Find My accessories – a wallet tracker card and leather Find My wallet down at $25. All of that and more awaits below in today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break. more…...

Tested: Waterfield’s Shinjuku Backpack is a beautifully efficient bag for Apple users

I’ve described one of Waterfield’s earlier backpacks as a mini-Tardis, as it carries way more inside than you’d ever expect from the compact form factor, and that’s even more true of the latest Shinjuku Backpack. It looks like a slim backpack suitable for a MacBook, charger, and a few other bits and pieces, but the beautifully-organized layout means it’s surprisingly capacious … more…...

New iOS 18.4 RC build now available ahead of imminent launch

Apple just released a brand new RC (release candidate) build of iOS 18.4, bringing additional bug fixes and refinements to the update ahead of its imminent public launch. more…...

iOS 18.4: Here are Apple’s full release notes

The second iOS 18.4 Release Candidate build is rolling out to developers and public beta testers today. In conjunction with that, Apple has shared the official release notes for iOS 18.4 for the first time. The release notes cover much of what we’ve reported here at 9to5Mac over the last month, but with a few new tidbits. more…...

My only AirPods Pro problem was fixed by Apple’s Shortcuts app

I’m a very big AirPods fan. I use my AirPods Pro 2 all day, every day of the work week. But there’s one AirPods shortcoming that’s my only real complaint, and it involves toggling between noise modes in Control Center. Fortunately, I’ve found the perfect fix thanks to the Shortcuts app. more…...

HomeKit Weekly: Smartwings expands HomeKit blinds with PoE-powered Matter-over-Ethernet

Smart home automation is all about convenience or security. For me, automation with motorized shades is one upgrade that makes a real difference day-to-day. Instead of manually raising and lowering them at the beginning and end of the day, automation ensures the perfect amount of light—without thinking about it. Recently, SmartWings announced a new set of Matter-enabled shades that introduce Power over Ethernet (PoE) support, eliminating the need for charging. While PoE is an option, it’s not required, making these some of the most best smart home motorized shades on the market. more…...

No, Apple isn’t going to release a new ‘iPhone mini’

If you’ve been holding out hope that Apple might soon release a new “mini” version of the iPhone, it’s time to move on. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that Apple has no plans to release another “iPhone mini” device. more…...

iPhone users in the EU can now set Google Maps as their default navigation app

Google on Friday released a major update for Google Maps users on iOS, at least for those in the European Union. With the latest version of the app, iPhone users can now set Google Maps as their default navigation app, completely replacing Apple Maps. more…...

Apple is doing something very fascinating with its Beats brand

Apple acquired Beats back in 2014, and it’s certainly been interesting to watch Apple’s varying decisions over the years. For the most part, the Beats brand has stayed completely intact. Beats Music was replaced with Apple Music, and the Beats 1 radio station on Apple Music was subsequently rebranded. Obviously, Apple has continued to release over the years. More recently, though, Apple has begun to do something very fascinating. It’s now positioning Beats as an accessory brand. more…...