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I trust this $9 iPhone screen cleaner because it’s what the Apple Store uses

Macworld Although Apple doesn’t officially promote a screen cleaner in its store, there are tons of clues online that Apple Store employees commonly use one brand to keep its many screens streak- and fingerprint-free. This was confirmed to me by a friend who once worked at one of Apple’s retail outlets, as well as widespread

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Apple launching ‘redesigned Blood Oxygen feature’ on Apple Watch in the U.S. today

Apple has announced that it will release a software update for iPhone and Apple Watch later today with a “redesigned Blood Oxygen feature” for Apple Watch users in the United States. This comes over 18 months after Apple began selling the Apple Watch without the Blood Oxygen feature in America due to a patent dispute.

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A lifetime license for Microsoft Office now costs less than a single year of Microsoft 365

Macworld Your Microsoft 365 subscription becomes a worse deal the longer you use it. A single year of Microsoft 365 costs $99.99 at minimum, and you’re never done paying for it. Alternatively, a Microsoft Office lifetime license for Mac is now only $69.97 (reg. $219). This is Microsoft Office Home and Business for Mac 2021. It’s a

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Apple code leak hints at a new Studio Display plus another mystery product

Macworld Apple’s Studio Display, which came out almost three and a half years ago, may finally get a refresh early next year. That’s if the latest accidental code leak is to be believed. MacRumors contributor Aaron Perris discovered references to the unreleased product in code “that Apple didn’t mean to publish,” the site explains. The

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Reported plans for Apple’s tabletop robot seem both excellent and awful

Yesterday’s Bloomberg report on Apple’s upcoming tabletop robot didn’t reveal anything new about the hardware, but plans to give it a personality could represent a huge gamble. The starting point seems both uncontroversial and a great idea – basing the UI on the friendly Finder icon that we’ve known and loved since the welcome screen

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