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Mac Rumors

The latest ‌iPad Air‌ has the M1 Apple silicon chip, while the new entry-level ‌iPad‌ is powered by the A14 Bionic chip. While the ‌M1‌ chip is more powerful than the A14 Bionic, customers are unlikely to see major differences in day-to-day use.

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Mac Rumors

As expected, Apple today confirmed in a press release that iOS 16.1 will be released on Monday, October 24 alongside iPadOS 16 and macOS Ventura. General iOS 16 Feature Yellow iOS 16.1 includes at least eight new features for iPhone users, …

The Washington Post

“God of War Ragnarok” is a sequel that plays it safe, at least in its opening hours. While the 2018 reboot upended the series formula, 2022′s game is about pushing that formula as far as it can go — within the bounds of remaining playable on the …

CNET

But one feature, designed to make emoji message reactions more consistent, might be initially annoying for anyone using a non-Android phone or a third-party SMS texting app on Android. According to a …

CNET

The new iPad Pro gets an M2 chip and a new hovering Pencil 2 feature that activates before the stylus touches the screen, and added millimeter wave 5G support in the cellular model. It’s available on the same day, Oct. 26.

WIRED

There’s also finally an iPad with USB-C, two new 4K Apple TVs, and a new trick with the Apple Pencil.

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Computerworld

Ensuring that applications from various vendors work well together is essential to helping teams and organizations maximize hybrid work, and new additions to the Workplace platform recently announced by Google have been designed with that goal in mind.

TechCrunch

Another antitrust lawsuit is being filed in Europe targeting Big Tech for hefty damages over claims of abusive self-preferencing. This time ecommerce giant Amazon — and its nudge-tastic ‘Buy Box’ — is in the frame for an incoming opt-out representative …