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Apple's future iPhone 17 may increase its RAM capacity compared to the expected iPhone 16, indicating potential enhancements in performance and power efficiency. This change reflects Apple's ongoing strategy to boost their devices' processing capabilities amid growing competition. As speculations rise, consumers anticipate more robust multitasking features in upcoming iPhone models.

Apple might bump the RAM on its 2025 iPhone 17 lineup by 50% to 12GB for on-device processing of Apple Intelligence tasks. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)

iPhone 17 could ship with 50% more RAM than iPhone 16

Explore Apple's advancements in health monitoring with their latest iPhone and Apple Watch models. The new features aim to provide users with improved health insights and monitoring capabilities. Discover how Apple's innovations are shaping the future of personal health technology.

Apple introduced new health features in its latest software and hardware at the iPhone 16 event. These features focus on improving sleep and hearing health, two areas that impact billions of people globally. Apple introduced new health features in upcoming devices The company announced plenty of new features and devices on Monday during its iPhone 16 event. Aside from new iPhones, they include the Apple Watch Series 10, updated Apple Watch Ultra 2, and various new models of AirPods. Additionally, Apple highlighted some of the health features coming to its devices. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

How Apple's new iPhone & Apple Watch amp up user health monitoring

This article provides a guide on how to locate an iPhone app that is not available in the App Store by leveraging alternative methods such as downloading from trusted third-party websites or using enterprise distribution. It also outlines the steps for ensuring the safety and security of these apps before downloading them to your device. The guide is particularly useful for users looking to access apps not officially approved by Apple.

Macworld For one reason or another, app developers may discontinue offering their iPhone or iPad software through the App Store. Typically, you can continue to use apps that were removed from the store if the reason isn’t related to security. But what if you upgrade your iPhone or iPad, want to use the app on another device, or have your hardware stolen? In most cases, you should be able to launch the App Store, tap the person icon in the upper-right corner, and go to Apps > My Apps. Even though the app won’t appear when you search in the App Store, you can search in this view and re-download apps back to the beginning of your history with an iPhone or iPad used with your Apple ID. For instance, I scrolled to the bottom of a very long list and found AOL Radio, originally released in 2008. Even though it’s not on the App Store (tapping it caused an error) I could tap the cloud icon and download it. Remarkably, it even launched and worked. I have no idea the last time it was updated. If you can’t find an app in the My Apps list that you’re currently using and are in a Family Sharing group, check other family members in the Apps view in your account at the App Store. (Other people in your group can also download discontinued apps that you have in your account if you’ve enabled app sharing at Settings > Family > Purchase Sharing > Name (Me) > Share Purchases.) There’s no good way for several macOS releases to obtain the iOS or iPadOS app file (an IPA or. Ipa extension file), which you used to be able to extract from a backup to your Mac. In some extreme cases, you might have then turned to the IPA and used the free Apple Configurator software in macOS to add it to your device. The third-party tool iMazing offers this feature, but I have not tested it with discontinued apps. There’s one major catch: even if you retrieve the IPA and install it on someone else’s device, one that’s not logged into your iCloud account, all iOS/iPadOS apps are encoded to run only with that Apple ID–even if the app is free. If you try to launch such an app on another iPhone or iPad, at best you’re prompted for the Apple ID password; it might also simply refuse to run. This Mac 911 article is in response to a question submitted by Macworld reader Bob. Ask Mac 911 We’ve compiled a list of the questions we get asked most frequently, along with answers and links to columns: read our super FAQ to see if your question is covered. If not, we’re always looking for new problems to solve! Email yours to mac911@macworld. Com, including screen captures as appropriate and whether you want your full name used. Not every question will be answered, we don’t reply to email, and we cannot provide direct troubleshooting advice.

How to find an iPhone app that you used to have but is no longer in the App Store

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The Cowboy Cartel trailer for Apple TV+ teases a gripping new series set to premiere soon. The preview hints at a thrilling storyline that combines Western themes with modern crime drama. The series is expected to captivate audiences with its unique blend of action and suspense.

The new " Cowboy Cartel " trailer tells a gripping story of the FBI ' s pursuit of Mexican cartel money-launderers in American horse racing. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos)

Cowboy Cartel: FBI stalks money-laundering killers in horse racing [Updated – now streaming]

Apple releases beta versions of iPadOS 18, macOS Sequoia, and visionOS 2, offering developers and beta testers fresh opportunities to explore the latest enhancements. Key features include performance improvements and bug fixes, ensuring a smoother user experience. The updates highlight Apple's continuing efforts to refine its software ecosystem ahead of official public releases.

Today Apple has released the latest developer beta versions for its upcoming major new OS updates. Alongside iOS 18 beta 8, the company has debuted beta 8 for iPadOS 18, macOS Sequoia, visionOS 2, and tvOS 18. Here’s what you should know. More…

Apple releases beta 8 for iPadOS 18, macOS Sequoia, visionOS 2, more

This review examines the capabilities of EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac, highlighting its effectiveness in recovering lost data across various scenarios. The article evaluates user interface, recovery speed, and success rates, providing valuable insights for potential users. EaseUS emerges as a reliable tool for data recovery needs, suitable for both personal and professional use.

Macworld At a glance Expert ' s Rating Pros Great data recovery tools and file organization and categorization Video Repair tool comes in handy for repair and cleanup Good speed and stability Cons High price point, especially compared to its competitors Unbootable Mac module failed to locate and work with drives for recovery testing Unable to log into some cloud-based services for data recovery and file storage Our Verdict Data Recovery Wizard for Mac is a useful tool for recovering data from Mac, Windows, and Linux volumes. However, it has some major drawbacks, including the high price point and problems with the Unbootable Mac module. Price When Reviewed $89. 95 a month for one Mac, $119. 95 a year for one Mac, $169. 95 for a lifetime upgrade plan for one Mac Best Prices Today: EaseUS Data Recovery for Mac Retailer Price Easeus $89. 95 View Deal Price comparison from over 24, 000 stores worldwide Product Price Price comparison from Backmarket There are times when, despite a company’s storied background and best intentions, it can still overextend itself, promising more than it can deliver, or at least not performing enough QA testing to match what it’s sold its customer. This is the case with EaseUS’ Data Recovery Wizard for Mac (version 17. 2. 0 at the time of testing), the Mac port of the tried-and-true Windows recovery software. Simply download Data Recovery Wizard for Mac, install it, assign full hard drive permissions and you’re good to go. Data Recovery Wizard is available in both a free version with a 2GB recovered data cap as well as a paid version, which offers additional features such as 1-on-1 remote assistance, is available as a free trial, and requires Mac OS X 10. 9 (Mavericks) or later to run. The paid version is available for $89. 95/£95. 99 a month for one license that covers one Mac, $119. 95/£131. 99 a year for one license that covers one Mac, or $169. 95/£179. 99 for a lifetime upgrade plan with one license that covers one Mac. The monthly and annual license payments auto-renew, so you might have to check for this following a trial period. Data Recovery Wizard software itself supports more than 1, 000 file types for data recovery and offers specific modules for SD cards, cloud-based recovery and storage, an Unbootable Mac module that boots off an external server for data recovery, a Video Repair module, and a Disk Backup module that can save volumes as. Dmg image files. The application also supports the APFS, HFS+, HFS, XFAT, FAT16, FAT32, exFAT, and NTFS, which makes it handy for working with drives from Windows and Linux machines. A useful Search Records tool also keeps track of past scans and lets you pick up and work with them at a later date. Selecting a cloud-based service to save to in Data Recovery Wizard. Selecting a cloud-based service to save to in Data Recovery Wizard. Foundry Selecting a cloud-based service to save to in Data Recovery Wizard. Foundry Foundry Data Recovery Wizard’s core functionalities of data recovery, reconstruction, and organization represent the heart of the program and its strongest points. A friendly interface guides the user in choosing the volume to recover from, designates the target restoration drive and/or folder, and the program readily scans the drive, begins the recovery process, and organizes recovered and restored data into categories such as All Types, Pictures, Documents, Audio, Videos, Emails, Archives, and Others, which is a godsend for users looking to have their restored data put back into logical order once it’s back from the dead. The SD Card function is equally useful, while the iCloud module makes it easy to log into iCloud, which requires Two Factor Authentication to log in and work with your data. The Video Repair module was also a nice surprise, and it was fun to drag and drop a folder full of decades-old family videos into the engine and export cleaner copies of the videos to be shared later. Freshening up the family video archives with Data Recovery Wizard’s Video Repair tool. Freshening up the family video archives with Data Recovery Wizard’s Video Repair tool. Foundry Freshening up the family video archives with Data Recovery Wizard’s Video Repair tool. Foundry Foundry Still, some issues need immediate attention. Key among these was the Unbootable Mac module, which has the user shut down their Mac, boot into Recovery Mode, then boot off an external server run by EaseUS. While this is a good idea in theory, the tool went into a continuous loop of being unable to mount my M2 Mac Studio’s internal and external drives. I allowed this process to run overnight, and when I woke up in the morning, the drives had still not mounted and the tool could not be worked with. This, along with the cloud tool being unable to successfully log into Dropbox for recovery (the application failed to present a current user login screen, and only offered an account sign-up menu), and the application needing an administrator password to be entered every time I launched Data Recovery Wizard even after I’d assigned it full permissions to my Mac, and the software presenting a customer feedback survey every time I exited the program, were nothing short of infuriating. Data Recovery Wizard for Mac booting off an external server and failing to mount local and external volumes to work with after an overnight run. Data Recovery Wizard for Mac booting off an external server and failing to mount local and external volumes to work with after an overnight run. Foundry Data Recovery Wizard for Mac booting off an external server and failing to mount local and external volumes to work with after an overnight run. Foundry Foundry Should you buy Data Recovery Wizard for Mac? Data Recovery Wizard for Mac excels at its core functions and presents an attractive means of recovering data from Mac, Windows, and Linux volumes with a nice array of platform and file format support, but some things can’t be ignored. The high price point is jarring, the Unbootable Mac module failed outright, and perhaps Apple and EaseUS need to collaborate so an administrator password isn’t required each time the application is launched. And no, no one in their right mind wants to be presented with a customer feedback survey window that has to be closed every time they exit an application, as this is the kind of thing that makes reasonable human beings hate, loathe, and despise marketing departments. The truth of the matter is that while there are some great tools here, EaseUS tried to make this into a Swiss Army knife of a utility without sufficient testing to see if everything worked properly. Granted, Data Recovery Wizard for Mac is part of a wide array of products EaseUS makes and sells, and this represents only a moderate part of its income stream, so perhaps some QA testing fell through before version 17. 2. 0 was released to the public. Still, seeing the Unbootable Mac feature fail outright was disconcerting, and given that this is a main selling point, EaseUS needs to look over what’s happening and work to address it. While it’s a good utility, there are other options worthy of consideration that have been tested, debugged, and proven themselves without putting the user in a situation wherein a hopefully viable solution fails outright, making a bad situation that much worse. Take a look at our round-up of the Best data recovery apps for Mac for alternatives.

EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac review

"Unlock iPhone 17 Secrets & Save Big on Cloud Storage!"

In the latest issue of Apple Insights Weekly, we explore some exciting developments in the Apple ecosystem. The iPhone 17 is rumored to feature 50% more RAM than its predecessor, the iPhone 16, suggesting improvements in performance and multitasking capabilities. Apple continues to innovate in health monitoring with new features in the latest iPhone and Apple Watch models, aiming to provide enhanced health insights for users. For those seeking to recover apps no longer available in the App Store, a guide outlines alternative methods for safely accessing these apps. Meanwhile, a limited-time offer for a lifetime subscription to FolderFort provides 2TB of cloud storage at a significant discount, catering to both personal and professional storage needs. Apple enthusiasts can look forward to the intriguing new series, Cowboy Cartel, now streaming on Apple TV+, which promises a unique mix of Western themes and modern crime drama. Additionally, Apple has released beta 8 versions for iPadOS 18, macOS Sequoia, and visionOS 2, highlighting continued improvements in their software platforms. Lastly, for Mac users in need of data recovery solutions, the EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard proves to be a trustworthy tool, with a focus on performance and user-friendly experience.

Discover potential RAM boosts in iPhone 17, new health features in Apple's devices, and a thrilling Apple TV+ series. Plus, get 2TB cloud storage cheap with FolderFort. Beta 8 software updates and a Mac recovery tool review included.

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