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    Apple Doubles ‘Find My’ Item Limit in iOS 16 & iPadOS 16

    Apple’s launch of iOS 16 and iPadOS 16, way back in late 2022, brought an understated yet significant change for users relying on the Find My network. The tech giant…

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    iOS 18.2 Visual Intelligence introduces Image Playground and smart features for enhanced photo editing and user experience.

    iOS 18.2 Visual Intelligence: Transforming User Experience with Image Playground and Smart Features

    Apple M4 Max benchmark showcasing performance and graphics capabilities in the latest MacBook Pro.

    Apple M4 Max Benchmark: Unleashing Unprecedented Performance in the New MacBook Pro

    Apple Vision Pro M5 chip enhances AR performance with advanced graphics and power efficiency for immersive experiences.

    Apple Vision Pro M5 Chip: A Powerful Leap in AR Innovation

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    Implementing Static Code Analysis for Continuous Integration Success

    tvOS 18.2 projector aspect ratio customization for enhanced home theater viewing on Apple TV.

    tvOS 18.2 Projector Aspect Ratio: Elevating Viewing Experience with Advanced Customization

    90Hz display iMac offers enhanced smoothness and visual clarity for a superior desktop experience.

    90Hz Display iMac: Redefining Smoothness and Visual Quality for Apple’s All-in-One Experience

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