Apple finally releases first macOS 'Big Sur' public beta
Though Apple had said it would deliver the public beta of its upcoming OS in July, that month came and went without a release.
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Apple wins praise for adding 'USB Restricted Mode' to secure iPhones
Amid reports that two forensic companies have been helping law enforcement and government agencies break into locked iPhones, Apple rolled out a new feature in iOS 12 to prevent further intrusions. Privacy advocates applauded the move.
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How your web browser tells you when it's safe
As Google moves to change how its Chrome browser flags insecure websites, rival browsers may be forced to follow suit. Here's how other browsers currently handle website security and what changes they have coming.
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How to use a strong passcode to better secure your iPhone
With at least two companies selling technology that can be used by law enforcement and government agencies to unlock iPhones, this would be a good time to safeguard your information with a stronger passcode. Here's how.
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What the Mac 32-bit app phase-out means to you
Apple has been pushing developers to move their software to 64-bit since last summer. Now it's warning end users about the upcoming change. Here's how to suss out which apps are affected.
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Two vendors now sell iPhone cracking technology – and US police are buying
Local and regional police departments and federal agencies are lining up to buy technology from two companies whose products can bypass iPhone security mechanisms.
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Mingis on Tech: Wireless charging update
With Apple embracing the Qi standard in its iPhone X and 8/8+, wireless charging is becoming more mainstream. So what about the debate it'll kill your battery?
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Macs now account for 10% of active personal computers
According to Net Applications, macOS accounted for 10% of the global PC user share in January and virtually the same level in February.
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California eyes 'right to repair' smartphone law, may join 17 other US states
California could join a growing number of states seeking to enact "Right to Repair" laws that let consumers take smartphones and other devices to third-party repair shops or fix them at home without voiding warranties.
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iOS vs. Android: When it comes to brand loyalty, Android wins
Android smartphone and tablet owners tend to be slightly more loyal to their brand than do Apple iOS device users.
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Mingis on Tech: The rationale for buying an iMac Pro
When it comes to expensive Macs, you can't get much pricier than the iMac Pro, an all-in-one workstation that starts at $4,999. Just who needs that kind of horsepower? This week's guest, that's who.
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Mingis on Tech: Apple's latest iOS healthcare push
When iOS 11.3 arrives later this year, it will allow a limited number of users to more easily access and share healthcare data – part of Apple's ongoing push to connect patients and doctors. Here's what that means and why Apple might actually succeed.
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HP expands its Device-as-a-Service offering to include Apple
HP has added Apple smartphones, tablets and laptops to its list of hardware it now supports under its managed service.
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Apple's iOS push could change healthcare data sharing, still won't kill the fax
Apple may have finally found a way to enable the large-scale sharing of electronic medical record information on mobile devices. But its tools won't replace the old tried-and-true fax for data-sharing in healthcare.
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iPhone 8 and X propel Apple into smartphone lead over Samsung
Even though smartphone sales dipped in 2017, Apple's iPhone 8 and X models pushed past Samsung handsets for only the second time ever. But for enterprises, iPhone prices could be a hurdle.
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