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  Dave Ginsburg

  

  Only a quarter of US iPhones are sold through Apple

  The Verge - Allison Johnson

  A new report indicates that wireless carriers are responsible for most iPhone sales in the US because carriers rule everything around us. A new report from CIRP says that only about 24 percent of recent iPhones purchased in the US were sold directly by Apple. Instead, the most popular way to buy a …

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  Dave Ginsburg

  

  Apple TV+ teases 2023 content slate, including ‘Masters of the Air’ and ‘Ted Lasso’ season three

  9to5Mac - Benjamin Mayo

  Apple TV+ today released a trailer for its upcoming content slate of original TV shows and movies for 2023. The sizzle reel includes teases of a bunch of new shows, including highly anticipated premieres like the drama miniseries “Masters of the Air,” a sequel to the acclaimed war dramas, “Band of …

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  Dave Ginsburg

  

  Newer iPhones Allow You to Measure Someone's Height Instantly — Here's How

  MacRumors - Joe Rossignol

  iPhone 12 Pro and Pro Max, iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max, and iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max models feature a LiDAR Scanner next to the rear camera that can be used to measure a person's height instantly in Apple's preinstalled Measure app. To measure a person's height, simply open the Measure app, point …

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  Dave Ginsburg

  

  Belkin releases new iPhone Continuity Camera MagSafe mount for external displays and iMac

  9to5Mac - Chance Miller

  Alongside the release of macOS Ventura in October, Belkin released an iPhone Continuity Camera mount for MacBook models. At the time, the company teased another Continuity Camera mount that would be compatible with external displays like the Studio Display. Starting this week, the version for …

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  Dave Ginsburg

  

  AltStore creator explains what third-party app stores could mean for the iPhone

  9to5Mac - Filipe Espósito

  In a response to the looming regulations in the European Union, Apple is reportedly working on deep changes to how iOS and the App Store work. According to Bloomberg, the company is even considering allowing alternative app stores on its devices. Now developer Riley Testut, who created AltStore, has …

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  Dave Ginsburg

  

  Apple Working to Add Support for Sideloading and Alternate App Stores in Europe

  MacRumors - Juli Clover

  Apple is planning to allow for alternate app stores on iPhones and iPads ahead of European legislation that will require the company to support sideloading, reports Bloomberg. The change would allow customers to download apps without needing to use the App Store, which would mean developers would not …