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iPhone 14 rumors and Apple’s hardware subscription service
According to Bloomberg, Apple is working on a hardware subscription service that would allow users to lease its devices like people lease cars. This program would differ from the 12- and 24-month loan programs currently available. And...
Apple Business Essentials exits beta, adds AppleCare
Apple Business Essentials has exited beta and is now available with compelling AppleCare for Business options for SMBs in the US.
Apple can support sideloading, while protecting the rest of us
There’s been a tumult of regulatory activity aimed at Apple, and the company now faces a tidal wave that will eventually force it to open parts of its platform.
Boomerang takes the pain out of meeting scheduling
Boomerang, which augments your email with a raft of useful features to help make you more productive, now has a fix for meeting scheduling email hassles.
How not to upgrade your enterprise technology
Just like the original Macintosh GUI, everything works better when you put your users at the center of change.
Apple Silicon, pandemic, drive Mac enterprise growth, admins say
Experts from the Mac, iPhone and iPad IT admin space say Apple Silicon, changes in working habits and lower-than-Windows TCO are driving Apple growth in the enterprise.
EU targets big tech with new Digital Markets Act
The European Union wants to tackle issues of interoperability, data access and vendor self-preference with its landmark DMA legislation.
Everything-as-a-service, Apple, and the future of business
Apple is repositioning its business for a new set of economic realities.
Is Apple's macOS Monterey 12.3 beta haunted?
The developer beta of macOS Monterey 12.3 is getting a fair share of complaints from users who say the update is playing havoc with their computers, external monitors and gaming controllers.
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What’s the deal with Apple's Studio Display (and who would want it)?
Apple's new Studio Display is a conundrum: It's got a great 5K screen, an older iPhone chip, 64GB of RAM, an okay webcam, good speakers — and a $1,599 price tag. Apple is known for recycling hardware from its parts bins, but is the...
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Podcast: What’s the deal with Apple's Studio Display (and who would want it)?
Users and reviewers have expressed some frustration with the new Studio Display, wondering why its components and software mirror that of an iPhone without touch capability. Apple is known for recycling its products, but is the Studio...
Apple acquires UK fintech startup Credit Kudos
The open banking startup becomes the latest European fintech company to be acquired by a US company.
Jamf introduces essential Apple admin tools for SMBs
Company CEO Dean Hager says price is no longer an obstacle to enterprise deployment of Macs, as the business technology environment becomes increasingly Apple friendly.
Cisco: Your Webex meeting could soon be behind the wheel
With AirPlay support, users will be able to wirelessly connect with iPhones, iPads, and Macs to share content or mirror their screens in a meeting with colleagues — even while driving a car.
iCloud goes down: Live by the service, die by the service
Every enterprise (or consumer) should invest in multiple layers of backup to maintain data integrity, and should try to ensure key services still function in some way, even when servers fail.
Review: The iPad Air 5 remains the most versatile Apple tablet
With its M1 chip, the iPad Air 5 absolutely delivers the power you need to get work done like a pro, without the bells, whistles — and price tag — of an iPad Pro.
Enterprise AR will be dominated by Apple and Magic Leap
Magic Leap's next-gen headset has two features that make it great for enterprise applications.
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