Apple’s iOS 14.6 and iPadOS 14.6 launched this week, adding several new features to iPhones and iPad devices including new voice controls, expanded tracking functions for AirTags, Family Sharing options for Apple card payments, and, of course, tons of bug fixes.
Apple is releasing today tvOS 14.6 and HomePod 14.6 for all users. The software is now available through the set-top-box and the Home app.
Source: Apple releases tvOS 14.6 and HomePod 14.6 for all users – 9to5Mac
Early in the testing phase of Apple’s M1 chipset, a milestone new product for the company, the processor was installed in a batch of Mac computers and given to staffers working on applications that demanded heavy processing power. It was a pivotal moment: the first time Apple had made its own chip for any of its computers, shifting away from years of using a one-size-fits-all option from Intel.
Source: Apple’s rivals may never be able to catch up to its powerful new M1 chip – CNN
The all-in-one for almost everyone
Source: iMac M1 2021 review: the all-in-one for almost everyone – The Verge
After months of speculation and anticipation, Apple’s AirTag trackers are finally here at a relatively affordable $29 for a single AirTag or $99 for a pack of four. We spent a week with five AirTags to see if they were worth the hype.
Source: Apple AirTag review: Precision Finding is a game changer | CNN Underscored