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In the crypto world, there are a variety of different currencies that are used. Bitcoin is the original and most well-known, but many others have been created in recent years. One of these is USDT, which is essentially a “stablecoin” that is pegged to the U.S. dollar. This makes it a desirable payment option, as…
One of the main reasons so many of us love our Macs so much is because they allow us to safely and securely surf the web without fear of picking up a virus, or some other type of malware, along the way. In fact, OS X is so safe and secure that there have…
Apple has a tradition of giving their employees a signature gift at the end of the year as a way of saying thank you for doing their part for the company. It’s not an unusual practice, for sure, as many other companies do the same thing. Then again, it’s Apple, so it makes fans curious…
Here are free iOS apps to start the week on a great note. Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they will go back to their regular price anytime.)
Thanks to TUAW I got to check out this video from the guys over at AwkwardTV (who seem to be the masterminds behind almost all of the cool AppleTV Hacks). This video shows us a working version of their latest AppleTV Plugin – this one actually lets you find all of the AppleTV plugins on…
After winning its patent infringement case versus Samsung and netting $1.05 billion in damages, Apple looks like it’s going for the kill. The company has recently submitted a list to the court of Samsung made products that it contends should be withdrawn from the market.
The legal dispute between Apple and Samsung has taken a turn for the absurd after a judge ordered Apple to issue a notice on its website that basically says Samsung did not copy the iPad or any aspect of it when the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android tablet was designed. The unusual ruling was promulgated…
Welcome to AppleGazette.com – to keep up with all the latest news on iPhones, iPod, Macs and more click here to subscribe to our RSS feed. There are several ways for iPhone users to get Free Ringtones on their iPhones now. From our own iRing, to Rogue Amoemba’s MakeiPhoneRingtone, iToner and more…but so far I…
A few months back, we told you about a shop that was installing an iPad into a Tacoma, and it turns out they finally got the job done. In watching the series, you can see that there were a few different issues with the install, mostly in sound quality. It turns out that when you’d…
Quick actions in macOS Mojave allow users to quickly and easily access Automator workflows to process files in a repeatable ways. With these actions your Mac can automatically perform repetitive tasks with just two clicks. In this tutorial we are going to show you how to create and use Quick Actions in macOS Mojave. Opening…
I’m sorry to miss the podcast again today, but I’ve had a family emergency and I’m not going to be around this afternoon. I may not be back tomorrow either, but I hope I will be. We’ll see.
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