Updated timeline of the most used operating systems from 1999 to 2022. Numbers are showing market share by specific OS, measured by amount of units shipped worldwide adjusted by user-agents statistics. Included devices: Desktop PCs, Servers and Workstations, Laptops and Notebooks, Tablets and Smartphones. [Data Is Beautiful]
The iPhone 14 range will not use physical SIM cards in the United States. The change has some benefits but might not suit users who travel internationally. The US models of the full iPhone 14 line-up will instead use an eSim. That involves software on a chip built into the phone itself, rather than a […]
Apple has launched an extreme “Lockdown Mode” for iOS and MacOS that trades key features for greater security. It’s aimed mainly at people under serious risk of targeted spyware and other online threats. According to Apple, the mode should only be necessary for people personally targeted, for example by “private companies developing state-sponsored mercenary spyware.” […]
Normally most Apple news come in the week of its Worldwide Developers Conference. This year, though, it’s been followed by a flurry of leaks, speculations, and updates on almost all its gadget ranges. TechRadar kicks things off with speculation/guesstimation that an M2 Pro chip could be part of new Macbooks by the end of the […]
Apple has unveiled a series of changes with iOS 16. It’s largely about personalization though there’s a surprise financial change. The new system will support the iPhone 8 and later, along with most iPad models released from 2017 on. Perhaps the biggest difference for most users is to the lock screen, which will have a […]
Apple has officially stopped making iPods. It didn’t invent the portable digital music player, but certainly popularized the concept. The company said iPods were no longer necessary now that so many of its other devices, including phones and watches, have comparable audio capabilities. By 2001, several portable music players had already taken advantage of the […]
Apple has finally launched an official self-repair service for its products. There’s a discount for users who return their old parts for recycling, but some repairs will still be costly. The service will initially only be available to US customers. They’ll need to browse a dedicated website (selfservicerepair.com) to find the appropriate manual. To order […]
Yep, today is the day where the holiday season shopping craze starts, geeks. Don’t feel like rushing to the stores to get crushed beneath a human stampede? Here’s a few amazing Black Friday deals we stumbled on while browsing the web today. We’ll update this post a few times during the day and add new […]
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Get a gist on macOS’s core functionality and have the ability to configure key services, perform basic troubleshooting, and more with The Apple Certified Support Professional (ACSP) MacOS 11 Course. Just 29.99 instead of the course’s regular MSRP of $295 (89% off!) The Apple Certified Support Professional (ACSP) certification confirms the candidate’s understanding of macOS’s […]