In March, Apple began airing new “What makes an iPhone” TV ads. At the time, Apple posted three iPhone advertisements focusing on users who do not currently have an iPhone.
The ads began with the phrase “if you don’t have an iPhone” and then demonstrated features found on the iPhone such as the App Store, iBooks, or iPod + iTunes. Each ad ended with “if you don’t have an iPhone, well, you don’t have an iPhone”.
The updated TV ads feature the same basic app content, but the ending phrase is much friendlier noting “just one more thing that makes an iPhone an iPhone.”
Twitter users could soon be able to send and receive payments through the popular social media platform, according to a report from the Financial Times. Per the publication, Twitter is actively building a payments feature for its flagship social network. The company has also started applying for regulatory licences to handle and process payments in...
Netflix has just confirmed that its Kids Mystery Box feature is now available on Android devices for all members worldwide. For those who aren’t familiar, the feature provides a “fun and safe space for kids to discover their next favorite series and films”. The feature basically picks a random show or movie for kids to watch....
The folks over at YouTube channel Max Tech have just shared a performance comparison video of the M1 Max and the new M2 Max 16-inch MacBook Pro. The comparison also highlights the High Power Mode on the 16-inch MacBook Pro, which maximizes performance in intensive sustained workloads like 8K color grading. You can use High-Power Mode...
