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‘It is not illegal to charge fees,’ Apple tells Brazilian regulator on NFC probe

Apple Pay and the iPhone’s NFC sensor have long been the subject of disputes around the globe. Last year, the European Commission compelled Apple to grant developers access to the NFC reader, and more recently, the company expanded this access in other regions due to increasing regulatory pressure. Now, a new national payment system in Brazil has a regulatory body taking an even closer look at the iPhone’s NFC, and it appears the company isn’t willing to budge. more…...

ESPN’s new flagship streaming service nails the perfect name

ESPN is launching a new, flagship streaming service this fall that combines everything you get from its network channels into one standalone streamer. Official details on the streamer are coming next week, but the name just leaked, and I think we all owe Disney a round of applause. more…...

Apple TV+ has three big new releases coming very soon

Apple TV+ has hit its stride this year, finding big success with Severance, The Studio, and Your Friends & Neighbors. But there’s more right around the corner. Here are three big new Apple TV+ releases coming soon. more…...

Apple Pay support now available on PlayStation 5

PlayStation 5 users now have an additional way to complete purchases of games and other content on their consoles: Apple Pay. Here’s how it works. more…...

This handy trick made Apple Intelligence’s Writing Tools much more useful on my Mac

One of the few useful Apple Intelligence features that have actually made it to Mac users so far is Writing Tools. They offer a quick (albeit imperfect) way to proofread, change, summarize, or compose text with a mixture of Apple’s own models and OpenAI’s ChatGPT. However, there is a clever workaround to address one of its most annoying shortcomings. more…...

HomeKit Weekly: Eve Energy gains Matter energy reporting, Android enhancements, and Home Assistant certification

is one of those smart home products that just works. It’s been a staple in my HomeKit setup for years thanks to its reliability, privacy-first design, and native HomeKit support. Eve Energy is picking up some notable upgrades that expand its usefulness even further. more…...

Brazilian court reverses course and now demands iPhone sideloading within 90 days

Following a significant defeat in the U.S. on its case against Epic Games, Apple was just dealt another blow, this time in Brazil. Last March, the company successfully reversed a decision that would have compelled it to enable sideloading for users in Brazil within 90 days. The decision stemmed from an antitrust ruling that declared the App Store’s anti-steering rules illegal. Today, the decision was reversed once again. more…...

Apple @ Work: The end of Windows 10 could give Apple a major boost in the enterprise

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These incredible deals make high-end iPad Pro models more obtainable than ever

A few weeks ago, I was browsing Apple deals on Amazon (as one does) – and something stuck out to me. High-end iPad Pros, particularly 12.9-inch models, are surprisingly cheap. I saw . Given the rumors of iPadOS 19 becoming “more like macOS” with the major overhaul set to be unveiled next month at WWDC, I figured these deals would be worth a share. more…...

Newly-elected Pope wears Apple Watch on first official mass

If you think tech nerds are excessively obsessive about their hobbies, you don’t know watch nerds. The horology corners of the internet host deep, sprawling discussions that make even the longest John Siracusa explainer or episode of The Talk Show seem superficial. Recently, none other than the newly elected Pope caught the attention of this ever-watchful crowd. And it turns out, His Holiness is an Apple Watch guy. more…...