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    Reliable leaker says surprise iOS 17.5.2 iPhone update is on the way

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    How to watch BBC iPlayer in the U.S.
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    How to watch BBC iPlayer in the U.S.

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    How secure is a Mac and are Macs really more secure than Windows?
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    How secure is a Mac and are Macs really more secure than Windows?

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    What on earth has happened to the Apple rumor mill?
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    What on earth has happened to the Apple rumor mill?

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    Attention iPhone users: A new SMS attack could steal your Apple ID credentials

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    Data Rescue review
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    ChatGPT security flaw raises red flags for Apple Intelligence

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    AI tool to generate app designs pulled after it copies Apple's work

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    iOS 18: How to make your app icons large and label-free

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    Apple is 'formally' working on next year's OS updates: Here are the code names

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    iCloud to offer 'Keep Downloaded' option in iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia

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    Apple Intelligence and other key iOS 18 features won't come to EU this year
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