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

"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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Explore the anticipated Apple launches for August 2024, including advancements in AI technology, updates to iOS and macOS, and new content on Apple TV+. Stay informed about the latest product developments from Apple and how they aim to enhance user experience across their platforms. This article provides insights into the evolving Apple ecosystem and its future offerings.

Macworld August is a predictable time on the Apple calendar. In September, the company will unveil its new iPhones and Apple Watches, which are accompanied by new versions of iOS/iPadOS and watchOS. On occasion, there will be other devices announced, too, such as AirPods or iPads. The betas for the new operating systems are in full swing, and Apple has even begun the iOS 18. 1 and macOS 15. 1, where Apple Intelligence will first become available. Those betas will continue, and become more polished, throughout August as we approach the new OS releases in September. Here’s everything we expect to see from Apple this month. New hardware releases It’s very unlikely that Apple will release anything new this month. The last time Apple launched anything in August was way back in 2007 when the aluminum iMac made its debut—so yeah, it’s been a while. But it won’t be a long wait. September is when Apple unveils its new iPhones and Apple Watches, so be on the lookout all month for rumors. We’ve already seen lots of rumors of the iPhone 16 line and Apple Watch Series 10, and those will ramp up in August, along with later hardware (iPads and Macs) that might be released in October. This is what we know so far: iPhone 16: The iPhone 16 will sport a new processor, new colors, a vertical camera arrangement, the Action button, and a new Camera button. The Pro models will get a slightly larger display with even slimmer bezels, faster charging, and better cameras, in addition to the new Camera button and a new processor. As the unveiling approaches, we expect more reliable leaks about design and features. Apple Watch Series 10: We don’t expect much in the way of major updates to the Apple Watch Series 10 and Apple Watch Ultra 3, with one exception—the latest rumors say the Series 10 will expand the display size by a few millimeters, giving the larger model a display size nearly as big as the Ultra. Apps and software updates Apple dropped iOS 17. 6, iPadOS 17. 6, watchOS 10. 6, and macOS 14. 6 at the end of July, with dozens of security vulnerabilities patched. Meanwhile, the summer beta testing of iOS 18, macOS 15, and the other big fall operating system updates continues. In addition, there’s a separate beta for the x. 1 releases for, which bring the first set of Apple Intelligence features, but it’s only for the devices that support AI. IOS 18/iPadOS 18: We expect these to arrive around the second week of September, with new customization features for the Home screen, a major Photos app redesign, new Messages features, RCS support, and lots more. Check out our iOS 18 superguide for an overview. MacOS 15: Apple’s Sequoia upgrade brings iPhone mirroring, new video conferencing tools, new Safari features, the Passwords app, and a host of other features. Check out our macOS Sequoia superguide for more. IOS 18. 1/iPadOS 18. 1: These betas introduce the first Apple Intelligence features, currently limited to iPhone 15 Pro and M-series iPads. They’ll continue throughout August, making improvements and fixing bugs, and even through September as Apple works its way toward a likely October launch. After their release, we expect all iPhone 16 models to be compatible. Our iOS 18. 1 guide has all the details. MacOS 15. 1: For all Macs with Apple Silicon, this beta introduces the first Apple Intelligence features, mirroring those available in iOS/iPadOS 18. 1. Services Apple TV+ Here are the shows, series, and movies we expect to release on Apple TV+ in TK. If you want to know what’s coming later, check our full guide to upcoming Apple TV+ content. The Instigators: A desperate father and an ex-con thrown together to rob a corrupt politician’s ill-gained earnings. But when the heist goes wrong, the two find themselves engulfed in a whirlwind of chaos, pursued not only by police but also by backward bureaucrats and vengeful crime bosses. August 9 Yo Gabba GabbaLand! : Join familiar friends Muno, Foofa, Plex, Brobee, and Toodee, and meet new magician Kammy Kam. Dance, sing, play, and make learning fun as kids and parents jump into Yo Gabba GabbaLand. August 9 Bad Monkey: An adaptation of the Carl Hiaasen novel of the same name, “Bad Monkey” tells the story of Andrew Yancy, a one-time detective demoted to restaurant inspector in Southern Florida. A severed arm found by a tourist out fishing pulls Yancy into the world of greed and corruption that decimates the land and environment in both Florida and the Bahamas. And yes, there’s a monkey. August 14 Pachinko (season 2): Epic in scope and intimate in tone, the story begins with a forbidden love and crescendos into a sweeping saga that journeys between Korea, Japan and America to tell an unforgettable story of war and peace, love and loss, triumph and reckoning. August 23 K-Pop Idols: Glitz meets grit in this backstage pass to artists from around the world. Through trials and triumphs, Jessi, Cravity, and Blackswan give everything they’ve got to an art form that demands nothing less than perfection. August 30 Apple Arcade Apple releases most Apple Arcade games on the first Friday of each month. Check our Apple Arcade FAQ for a full list of Apple Arcade games and more details on the service. Occasionally, games are released with no forewarning, but you’ll usually see next month’s releases listed in the Coming Soon section. Temple Run: Legends: The popular Temple Run gets a redesign with 500 levels, a story mode, and a new Endless mode. Vampire Survivors+: The breakout indie hit, a sort of roguelike swarm battling RPG with pixel graphics, jumps from the App Store to Apple Arcade.

As we wait for the iPhone 16, here’s everything coming from Apple in August

Apple's Big Display Upgrades & August Surprises! 📱✨

In this week's edition of Apple Insights Weekly, we're featuring a range of exciting developments and insights from Apple. Discover how a MacBook Pro user optimized their workspace with an affordable SUPTEK monitor mount, enhancing productivity without breaking the bank. Explore Apple's groundbreaking patent for a software framework aimed at revolutionizing progress tracking in educational settings, promising to offer educators powerful new tools for monitoring students' learning outcomes. Stay ahead with the anticipated display enhancements for all iPhone 17 models, with potential upgrades in refresh rates and the adoption of OLED technology. Additionally, avail of a special deal with the Headway Premium Lifetime Subscription at only $59.99, a valuable resource for personal development through summarized non-fiction books. As we eagerly await iPhone 16's release, get a preview of what's coming from Apple in August, including updates across AI technology, iOS, macOS, and Apple TV+. Lastly, see how Apple's new foldable iPhone concept with an outer display adds a futuristic touch to smartphone functionality.

This week in Apple Insights Weekly: Get workspace inspiration with an affordable monitor mount for MacBook Pro users, and check out Apple's new educational software patent. Stay updated on the rumored big display upgrades for iPhone 17 models and secure a discounted Headway Premium Lifetime Subscription. Plus, catch a glimpse of upcoming Apple launches in August, featuring AI and OS updates. Lastly, Apple's foldable iPhone concept introduces an innovative outer display.

TSMC is set to commence construction of its new semiconductor plant in Germany, with work expected to begin within a few weeks. The move underscores TSMC's strategic expansion into the European market, aimed at enhancing its global manufacturing footprint. This development comes as part of the company's efforts to meet growing demand for advanced chips across the continent.

According to Deutsche Welle, TSMC ' s Europe ' s first wafer fab in Dresden, Germany, will start construction within a few weeks. . .

TSMC’s German Plant will start construction within a few weeks

"Apple's $400B Milestone & Must-Have Deals Inside!"

This week's edition of Apple Insights Weekly brings you a variety of compelling updates from the tech world. Explore how the Dell UltraSharp monitor setup is revolutionizing workspaces with its innovative use cases, ideal for tech enthusiasts and professionals looking to optimize productivity. Apple continues to dominate the premium smartphone market, with the iPhone leading global smartphone revenue in the second quarter. This achievement underscores Apple's market strength and consumer preference. If you're a Mac user, seize the opportunity to acquire a lifetime license for Microsoft Office 2021 at just $90, featuring enhanced collaboration tools and improved user interface. Additionally, learn about the KeySmart SmartCard, a credit card-sized AirTag alternative that fits perfectly in your wallet, offering advanced tracking capabilities. The newsletter also touches on global tech industry issues, including Foxconn's response to alleged discriminatory hiring practices in India and the construction of TSMC's new semiconductor plant in Germany. Stay informed with these essential insights and updates on Apple's anticipated record revenue this year, bolstered by iPhone sales and expanding services.

In Apple Insights Weekly: Apple iPhone tops Q2 global smartphone revenue, highlighting its market dominance. A lifetime license for Office 2021 on Mac is available for $90. Discover Dell monitor setups boosting productivity, and learn about KeySmart SmartCard's tracking features. Foxconn faces discrimination claims in India, while TSMC begins German plant construction soon.

Explore the current opportunity to acquire a Microsoft Windows 11 Pro license at a reduced price of only $19.97. This limited-time offer provides significant savings on the latest Windows operating system, offering enhanced security features and comprehensive productivity tools. Take advantage now to upgrade your system with Microsoft's advanced software solution.

The Windows 11 Pro sale price of $19. 97 delivers an 89% discount off retail, but the deal is valid for a limited time only. Get Windows 11 Pro for just $19. 97. If you ' re looking for a cheap Microsoft Windows 11 Pro license to use on a testing or gaming machine, this offer from StackSocial delivers an incredibly aggressive price point on the software. Discounted to $19. 97, which reflects an 89% price cut off the $199 MSRP, the promotion is made possible by an authorized Microsoft Partner that works directly with StackSocial. Continue Reading on AppleInsider

Grab a Microsoft Windows 11 Pro license for just $19.97

"Glowtime Preview: iPhone 16 & More Unveiled!"

This week in the Apple Insights Weekly newsletter, we dive into Apple's much-anticipated 'Glowtime' event happening on September 9, where the iPhone 16 and other innovative products will be unveiled. A highlight is the rumored black titanium finish for the iPhone 16 Pro Max, promising a sleek and premium design. In app news, we introduce 'Capture', an indie app transforming productivity by simplifying task management. Apple also plans a significant update with Emergency SOS Live Video calls to 911 centers, aiming to enhance emergency response. We offer hands-on insights into the iPhone 16 Pro, Apple Watch Series 10, and AirPods 4. As a bonus, grab a limited-time offer on Microsoft Windows 11 Pro licenses for just $19.97. Lastly, get a comprehensive view of the macOS 15 Sequoia update with our detailed superguide.

Catch up on Apple's 'Glowtime' event preview for the iPhone 16, a sleek black titanium Pro Max, and a groundbreaking SOS Live Video feature. Don't miss insights on macOS 15 Sequoia, plus a deal on Windows 11 Pro at $19.97. Stay informed with Apple Insights Weekly!

According to IDC, worldwide generative AI smartphone shipments are expected to account for 70% of the market by 2028, demonstrating a significant growth of over 360% in the next four years. This shift is driven by increasing consumer demand and innovation within the smartphone industry. The report highlights how manufacturers are integrating advanced AI capabilities to differentiate their products in a competitive market.

According to a new International Data Corporation (IDC) forecast. The future of the smartphone industry is set to be transformed as worldwide generative AI (GenAI) smartphone shipments are forecast to grow a whopping 360%

IDC: Worldwide Generative AI Smartphone Shipments Forecast to Reach 70% of the Market by 2028 with More Than 360% Growth in 2024

"Unlock Apple's Future: VR, Siri, & Mind Control!"

In this week's issue, we delve into how new virtual reality devices are set to revolutionize education. VR technology promises to transform teaching and learning by creating immersive, interactive environments that make complex subjects more approachable. Apple is making headlines with the introduction of a redesigned Siri in iOS 18.1 beta 1, boasting advanced intelligence for more intuitive user interactions. We're also featuring a review of the new EarFun Air Pro 4 earbuds, which stand out for their exceptional sound quality and affordability. A significant breakthrough in assistive technology comes from neurotech startup Synchron, unveiling a brain implant that allows disabled individuals to control Apple's Vision Pro with their thoughts. Additionally, explore how to enable dark mode app icons on iOS 18 to enhance your iPhone's look. Finally, according to IDC, generative AI smartphone shipments are on track to dominate 70% of the market by 2028, fueled by rapid growth and innovation within the industry. This newsletter is a must-read for those keen on Apple's latest advancements and trending technologies.

This week: Discover the potential of VR in education, Apple's new Siri in iOS 18.1 beta, and affordable EarFun Air Pro 4 earbuds. Plus, Synchron's brain implant lets users control Vision Pro by thought. IDC predicts AI smartphones to capture 70% of the market by 2028. Stay updated with Apple Insights Weekly!

Apple is expected to face significant challenges in its upcoming holiday quarter due to ongoing supply chain issues. These disruptions may impact the availability of key products during a critical sales period. The company is navigating these obstacles to optimize product output and meet consumer demand.

Apple is again facing strong external pressures as it works to deliver a successful iPhone holiday season, but is being threatened by a factory fire, hurricane flooding hitting quartz supplies, ocean freight strikes, and also a worldwide economic decline. A pallet of iPhones being loaded onto a plane. (Source: SDI Logistics) Apple has publicly committed to donating to the disaster relief efforts following Hurricane Helene. This is unfortunately just the latest of so many cases that have needed such help, but it ' s also one Apple ' s supply chain could be severely affected. That ' s because while much or most of Apple ' s suppliers are overseas, there is a crucial quartz mine in western Northern Carolina in the US. It ' s so far been closed entirely for five days following the devastation caused by the hurricane. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

Apple's holiday quarter will again see giant challenges because of supply chain issues

Apple's Challenges & Updates: Dive Into This Week!

This week's edition of Apple Insights Weekly provides a deep dive into several key topics affecting Apple and its ecosystem. Apple shares are experiencing a decline in premarket trading as the broader market faces potential economic challenges. Key focus is placed on Apple's upcoming earnings reports for further clarity. In the realm of software, watchOS 10 introduces a revamped interface and enhanced health features aimed at enriching user experience, while VisionOS 2 offers significant updates in accessibility and integration, underscoring Apple's commitment to innovation. The latest podcast by 9to5Mac covers new product announcements and software rollouts, offering expert insight into the implications for users and developers. Looking ahead to Apple's holiday quarter, challenges loom due to ongoing supply chain issues, which may affect product availability during this critical sales period. On a positive note, Apple's new Series 10 Watch bands remain backward compatible, a decision in line with Apple's dedication to sustainability. Additionally, the newsletter explores the utility of virtual phone numbers for receiving SMS online, highlighting their benefits for secure and efficient communication.

Apple Insights Weekly highlights falling Apple shares amid market declines, introduces watchOS 10 and VisionOS 2 updates, and discusses holiday supply chain challenges. Tune into 9to5Mac for expert Apple updates. Explore seamless SMS via virtual phone numbers.

Angry Korean iPhone users have initiated an online petition urging Apple to introduce its 'Find My' service in Korea. This movement highlights growing frustration among Korean consumers who seek the same security and utility features available to users in other regions. The petition signifies a demand for enhanced digital services and localized support from Apple in Korea.

An online petition is calling for Apple to bring its " Find My " feature to Korea, accusing the American tech company of “discriminating” against the country.

Angry Korean iPhone users created an online petition demanding that Apple bring their 'Find My' service to Korea

"Apple's Latest: iOS Surprises & Glowtime Unveils"

In this week's edition of Apple Insights Weekly, we delve into several key topics making waves in the Apple community. The intriguing Apple Intelligence Photos feature in iOS 18.1 has quickly become an early favorite among users due to its advanced capabilities and seamless user experience. In Korea, a group of determined iPhone users have launched a petition calling for Apple to bring the 'Find My' service to the region, highlighting a demand for improved digital services and local support. Additionally, there's a fascinating discussion on potential Apple Card revamps, focusing on enhancing user experience and maintaining competitive advantages in the credit card market. Summer entertainment is at its peak with the latest Apple TV+ movies and series, offering a range of popular and new releases perfect for seasonal viewing. Apple's ongoing negotiations with WeChat to reduce service fees in China are also a major topic, showcasing the tech giant's strategic efforts to bolster its influence in a crucial market. Finally, insider reports suggest that Apple may launch a black version of the Apple Watch Ultra at the upcoming Glowtime event, signifying the company's dedication to innovation and expansion in the wearable tech sector. An iOS 18.1 beta 1 update features a waitlist system for Apple Intelligence, reinforcing Apple's commitment to improving user experience through controlled rollouts.

Apple Insights Weekly highlights iOS 18.1's surprising favorite feature, a Korean petition for 'Find My', and insights on potential Apple Card changes. Discover summer hits on Apple TV+ and Apple's strategic move with WeChat. Rumors of a black Apple Watch Ultra mark innovation in wearables, while iOS 18.1 beta's new waitlist system enhances user experience.

Discover the best deals available on Apple Watches, including discounts on the latest models and tips on where to shop for the best prices. This comprehensive guide provides detailed insights into the various offers, helping consumers make informed purchasing decisions. Ideal for tech enthusiasts and bargain hunters looking for valuable savings on Apple's popular wearable.

Macworld The Apple Watch is the best smartwatch on the market for many, offering a high-quality smartwatch experience, but it’s not cheap—starting at $399/£399 for the Apple Watch Series 9. However, you don’t have to pay full price for an Apple Watch. Right now resellers are offering some fantastic deals on the Apple Watch. The deals are likely to get even better as resellers start to clear out stock of older Apple Watch models that Apple has stopped selling since introducing the Apple Watch Series 8 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 at its September iPhone event. If it doesn’t have to be the newest Apple Watch, you could see some good savings. Another way to save money is to find a deal that bundles an Apple Watch with another device. In this article, we share the best Apple Watch deals you can get right now so you don’t have to pay full price. But if you’re trying to choose the right Apple Watch model for you, take a look at our Best Apple Watch buying guide. Best Apple Watch deals The Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 went on sale on September 22, 2023. Apple has now discontinued the older models. You may see a deal on one of them now, but the deals on those models need to be really good to justify spending money on them instead of something newer. U. S. Walmart, Apple Watch Series 9 (41mm): $329 ($70 off) Amazon, Apple Watch Series 9 (45mm): $329 ($100 off) Amazon, Apple Watch SE 2 (40mm): $189 ($60 off) Amazon, Apple Watch SE 2 (44mm): $219 ($60 off) Amazon, Apple Watch Ultra 2: $699 ($100 off) U. K. We’re seeing moderate savings across the range now: nothing spectacular, but well worth having. Note that we tend to prefer John Lewis where prices are equal because of its two-year warranties, but the company’s deals below are matched by Amazon and other retailers–see the price comparison tools below. John Lewis, Apple Watch Series 9 (41mm): £349 (£50 off, RRP £399) John Lewis, Apple Watch Series 9 (45mm): £379 (£50 off, RRP £429) John Lewis, Apple Watch Ultra 2: £769 (£30 off, RRP £799) Amazon, Apple Watch SE (40mm): £208 (£11 off, RRP £219) Use our automated price trackers below to compare prices for the most popular models across various retailers. Best Apple Watch Series 9 deals The Apple Watch 9 (2023 model) starts at $399/£399 for the aluminum 41mm version and $429/£429 for the 44mm model. It’s an extra $100/£100 for cellular. The Series 8 previously sold for $399/£419 for the 41mm version and $429/£449 for the 44mm model, so the U. K. Price is better this time. Apple Watch Series 9, from $399/£399 New Refurbished Retailer Price $399 View Deal $399 View Deal $414 View Deal Price comparison from over 24, 000 stores worldwide Product Price Apple Watch (Series 9) September 2023 – Wifi Only – 41 – Aluminium Silver – Sport band Blue. Apple. $313. 22 View Deal Price comparison from Backmarket Best Apple Watch Ultra 2 deals The Apple Watch Ultra 2 (2023 model) starts at $799/£799. It comes with cellular. The original Ultra previously sold for $799/£849, so the U. K. Price is better this time. Apple Watch Ultra 2, from $799/£799 New Refurbished Retailer Price $779. 99 View Deal $799 View Deal $799 View Deal $799 View Deal Price comparison from over 24, 000 stores worldwide Product Price Apple Watch (Ultra) September 2023 – Cellular – 49 – Aluminium Blue – Alpine loop Blue. Apple. $650 View Deal Apple Watch (Ultra) September 2023 – Cellular – 49 – Titanium Natural Titanium – Ocean band Blue. Apple. $660. 97 View Deal Price comparison from Backmarket Best Apple Watch SE (2022) deals The Apple Watch SE (2022 model) starts at $249/£219 (was £259) for the 40mm version and $279/£249 (was £299) for the 44mm model. It’s an extra $50/£50 for cellular. Apple Watch SE from $249/£219 New Refurbished Retailer Price $189 View Deal $189 View Deal $199. 99 View Deal $249 View Deal $288. 99 View Deal $299. 99 View Deal Price comparison from over 24, 000 stores worldwide View more prices Product Price Apple Watch (Series SE) September 2022 – Wifi Only – 40 – Aluminium Silver – Sport band White. Apple. $151. 55 View Deal Price comparison from Backmarket Save money: Buy an old Apple Watch These watches have been discontinued by Apple but it is likely that they will still be sold by third parties for some time. You will possibly be able to buy a refurbished model from Apple’s Refurbished Store, or from one of the resellers below. Apple Watch Ultra 1 deals The first Apple Watch Ultra sold for $799/£849, the new Apple Watch Ultra is just £799 in the U. K. Though, so make sure the price you see is less than that! Apple Watch Ultra 1 was from $799/£849 New Refurbished Retailer Price $699. 99 View Deal $799 View Deal $799. 99 View Deal Price comparison from over 24, 000 stores worldwide Product Price Apple Watch (Ultra) September 2023 – Cellular – 49 – Titanium Titanium – Alpine loop Green $534. 95 View Deal Price comparison from Backmarket Apple Watch Series 8 deals The first Apple Watch 8 sold for $399/£419, the new Apple Watch 9 stays at the same price in the U. S. , but is just £399 in the U. K. So make sure the price you see is less than that! Apple Watch 8 was from $399/£419 Retailer Price $324. 99 View Deal $335. 49 View Deal $379. 99 View Deal $389 View Deal Price comparison from over 24, 000 stores worldwide Product Price Price comparison from Backmarket Apple Watch Series 7 deals The Apple Watch 7 is no longer sold by Apple, but it used to cost from $399/£369 for the 41mm version without cellular, while the 45mm variant started at $429/£399. If any resellers have stock to sell you’ll find it below. Apple Watch 7 was from $399/£369 New Refurbished Retailer Price Apple Refurbished $299 View Deal $399. 99 View Deal Price comparison from over 24, 000 stores worldwide Product Price Apple Watch (Series 7) 2021 – Wifi Only – 41 – Aluminium Blue – Sport band Blue $189 View Deal Price comparison from Backmarket Where to buy an Apple Watch If you’re simply looking to pick up an Apple Watch regardless of price, there are plenty of stores that sell not only the latest Apple Watch Series 7, but older variants of the Apple Watch that aren’t available from Apple anymore—some at significant savings, too. Apple Watch buyers in the U. S. Can check out the following stores: Apple Amazon Best Buy Costco Target Walmart If you’re based in the UK, you can pick up an Apple Watch from the following retailers: Apple Amazon Argos Carphone Warehouse Currys John Lewis KRCS Very Where to buy an Apple Watch with Cellular You’ve also got the option of picking up an Apple Watch with a cellular contract, allowing it to function as a standalone device that doesn’t need to be tethered to your phone to make calls and send texts. Amazon and other retailers sell the Apple Watch with Cellular and you can usually find discounts on most models, though not as deep as the GPS versions. Here are the sales we’re tracking this month: All of the major U. S. Carriers sell the Apple Watch and offer trade-in deals: T-Mobile Verizon AT&T Carriers in the UK that stock the Apple Watch include: EE O2 Vodafone Best refurbished Apple Watch deals One of the best places to look for Apple Watch deals all year round is the Apple Refurbished Store. There, you’ll find huge Apple Watch discounts, sometimes even on the latest models. These Apple Watches have been returned to Apple for various reasons, and then completely revamped for resale. One of the major benefits of buying a refurbished Watch from Apple is that it will come with a one-year warranty so Apple may fix or replace it for free should anything happen to it in that first year. In the U. S. You can get an Apple Watch Series 7, Series 8 or Apple Watch SE for less than the full price. You can save $110 on a refurbished Apple Watch 8 with Cellular in the stainless steel case. Get a refurbished Apple Watch at Apple ' s refurbished store (U. S.) In the U. K. You can also save on an Apple Watch Series 7, Series 8 or Apple Watch SE. You can save £120 on a refurbished Apple Watch 8 with Cellular in the stainless steel case. Get a refurbished Apple Watch at Apple ' s refurbished store (U. K.) Read Should I buy a refurbished Apple Watch? See our roundup of the best Apple Watch bands, as well as our roundup of the best stands and charging docks. Also, note that Apple has left the power adapter out of the box for the Apple Watch Series 6 and later. Read: Which plug do I need for my Apple Watch? If this is your first time buying and using an Apple Watch, we’ve also got helpful tips on how to use the Apple Watch.

Best Apple Watch deals this month

"Score Big on Apple Deals & Latest iOS News!"

This week's Apple Insights Weekly brings exciting news and updates from the Apple ecosystem. Get ready for major savings with our feature on the big refurb and open-box sale, where you can enjoy up to 31% off on select iPads and MacBooks. These deals provide a great opportunity to upgrade your tech collection with premium Apple products at more affordable prices.

Apple Watch enthusiasts will appreciate our guide to this month's best deals, offering insights into where to find discounts on the latest models. The newsletter also highlights what's new in Apple Podcasts with the iOS 18 update, promising a more personalized and efficient listening experience.

Dive into the strategic shifts at Apple as reported by Barron's, where the company's focus on expanding its services portfolio presents both opportunities and challenges in the market. Additionally, keep your Mac performing optimally with CleanMyMac X, a tool designed to manage system clutter and improve performance effortlessly.

Entertainment fans should look out for 'Where’s Wanda?', the charming new series landing on Apple TV+ on October 2. Finally, stay informed about Apple's plans to increase its iPhone 16 Pro production in India, which underscores the country’s growing significance in Apple's global strategy.

Discover major discounts on iPads and MacBooks, learn about Apple Watch deals, and explore iOS 18's new updates for Apple Podcasts. Plus, catch 'Where’s Wanda?' on Apple TV+ and learn about Apple's production shift to India for the iPhone 16 Pro.

Foxconn has rapidly increased its workforce by hiring 50,000 production line workers in the past two weeks to expedite iPhone 16 production. This strategic move aims to meet heightened demand and streamline the manufacturing process. The aggressive recruitment underscores Foxconn's dedication to maintaining its status as a key Apple supplier in the competitive tech industry.

According to a new supply chain report this morning, Apple ' s iPhone 16 series production of the iPhone 16 at Foxconn in Zhengzhou has once again reached a peak.

Foxconn has hired 50,000 Production Line workers in the last two weeks to put iPhone 16 Production into Hyper Mode

"Apple Watch SE Revamp & App Store Shake-Up!"

This week's edition of 'Apple Insights Weekly' highlights several intriguing developments within Apple and its ecosystem. Apple is reportedly working on a new version of the Apple Watch SE, featuring a plastic shell to provide a more affordable and versatile option for consumers. This aligns with Apple's strategy of offering products that cater to different market segments. Additionally, Apple's Vice President of the App Store is set to leave amid regulatory challenges, marking a strategic shift as the company navigates increasing scrutiny from regulators. In a related update, Foxconn has hired 50,000 production line workers to accelerate the production of the iPhone 16, demonstrating a robust commitment to meeting the high demand. Meanwhile, Opera introduces its new Opera One browser for iOS, integrating advanced AI features such as voice input and image generation, while Procreate reassures users that AI will not be a part of its future, focusing on the authenticity of traditional digital art tools. Lastly, Samsung's ViewFinity S9 5K monitor sees a substantial 48% price cut on Amazon, representing a great deal for those in need of high-resolution displays.

Apple is developing a more affordable Apple Watch SE with a plastic shell. App Store VP departs amid regulatory challenges. Foxconn hires 50,000 to speed up iPhone 16 production. Opera launches AI-enhanced browser for iOS, while Procreate rejects AI integration. Samsung’s 5K monitor gets a big price cut.

This article explores the role of Mastodon in promoting journalism, detailing its efforts to amplify quality reporting and facilitate discussions among journalists and readers. It examines the decentralized platform's features that support the integrity and depth of journalistic content. A focus is placed on how Mastodon differentiates itself from other social media networks in fostering meaningful interactions within the news industry.

Eugen Rochko, writing on Mastodon s blog today: To reinforce and encourage Mastodon as the go-to place for journalism, we re launching a new feature today. You will notice that underneath some links shared on Mastodon, the author byline can be clicked to open the author s associated fediverse account, right in the app. This highlights writers and []

Highlighting Journalism on Mastodon

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This week's edition of Apple Insights Weekly offers a comprehensive look into several vital topics. One article delves into Mastodon's unique role in journalism, emphasizing how the decentralized platform differs from traditional social media by promoting integrity and depth in reporting. There's also essential guidance on tracking your iPhone 16 pre-order status to ensure timely delivery. Apple has also made waves with the introduction of AI Studio, an innovative tool that is set to transform technological interactions using AI capabilities. Additionally, critical OS updates have been issued for all Apple devices, addressing bugs and enhancing security, which users are advised to install. In California, a new law targets smartphone use in schools, sparking discussions on digital access and student focus. Moreover, Apple has secured 62 patents, signaling future advancements in smartglasses and educational tech, reinforcing the brand's innovative thrust. Finally, there's a call for better inclusivity on social media as highlighted by the challenges faced by LGBT and marginalized voices on Threads, urging platforms to foster diversity.

Explore Mastodon's impact on journalism and learn how to track your iPhone 16 pre-order. Discover AI Studio's innovative AI features and Apple's latest OS bug-fix updates. California limits smartphone use in schools, while Apple patents hint at future tech. Plus, the need for inclusive policies on social platforms like Threads.

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