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    Apple’s expands their ‘Everyone Can Code’ initiative

    Back in January 2018, we reported that Apple’s Everyone Can Code initiative had been adopted in 70 colleges and universities across Europe. Apple is now expanding the programme to schools serving deaf,…

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    Apple holds first coding session for visually impaired students

    Apple is continuing to expand is their ‘Everyone Can Code’ initiative and have held their first in-school coding session for visually impaired students. They helped students write code that was…

    Apple’s ‘Everyone Can Code’ initiative adopted in 70 European institutions

    Apple has announced that its Everyone Can Code initiative has been adopted in 70 colleges and universities across Europe. The initiative aims to help people create mobile apps for the…

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    A person stands in front of three large, vertically-oriented smartphone screens displaying different home screens with apps, widgets, and notifications from iOS 18 Beta 5. The background features a modern, circular glass-walled room with a view of greenery outside.

    Apple’s Fall 2024 Product Lineup: What to Expect

    iPhone 16 concept design showcasing a sleek new body, larger display, and advanced camera features, ahead of Apple's 2024 event.

    iPhone 16’s New Capture Button: Revolutionizing Mobile Photography

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    The M4 iMac: What to Expect in Design, Specs, and Features

    Four tablets, including the latest iPad Air with an M2 Chip, are displayed side by side. Each screen shows a different application: a photo editing app, a notes application, a home screen with widgets and apps, and an e-book reader featuring a reading list. They are tilted at various angles against a white background.

    Apple iPad 11th Generation: Everything We Know so Far

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    AirPods Pro Keep Pausing? Here’s How to Fix It

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    iPhone: How to Easily Share a Wi-Fi Password

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