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Apple launches its new 10.2-inch iPad, starting at $329

Sep10
by on September 10, 2019 at 5:34 pm
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Apple today launched its newest 7th generation iPad at its special event. The new device will replace the 9.7-inch iPad – the model which had a 60 percent of the share of all iPads sold last year, according to Apple. With new iPadOS, you can type with one hand with a floating keyboard, and take screenshots with a swipe of the Apple pencil. Plus, there are new video editing tools in the Photos app that makes your life easy. Specifications 10.2-inch retina display A10 Fusion chip TouchID 8-megapixel camera Up to 10 hours of battery life Keyboard cover through the smart…

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Apple TV+ launches on November 1 for $4.99/month

Sep10
by on September 10, 2019 at 5:28 pm
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Apple has announced that start streaming some of its original content for Apple TV+ starting November 1 for $4.99/month. The company took to the keynote to preview Jason Mamoa-starrer See, which joins For All Mankind, Dickinson, The Morning Show, among other shows available exclusively as part of the tech giant’s roster of original programming for its video streaming service. Apple TV+ is also expected to launch in over 100 countries, with new buyers of Apple products getting a free 1 year subscription to the service. Should you choose to become a subscriber, you can access Apple TV+ originals both online and offline,…

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Apple Arcade launches on September 19 at $4.99 a month

Sep10
by on September 10, 2019 at 5:20 pm
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Apple today revealed more about its upcoming Arcade game service as part of its September reveal — namely that the service is closer to launch than we ever realized. It’ll launch in over 150 countries on September 19. It also revealed its price point — namely, that Arcade will set the whole family back $4.99 a month. You’ll also have access to a free trial, and the service will have 100 games at launch. Arcade will now be in its own tab on the App Store, and visiting it will give subscribers access not only to the games, but to game…

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Moog’s retro Matriarch analog synth is now shipping

Sep10
by on September 10, 2019 at 4:07 pm
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Few names are as recognizable in the synthesizer market as Moog, a company that’s been helping musicians make futuristic beeps and boops since the 60s. So when the company has a new flagship model hitting shelves, synth fans’ ears will tend to perk up. Moog announced the $1,999 Matriarch, the top-end model of its semi-modular synth lineup, a few months ago. It’s finally begun shipping to customers, already arriving at the doorsteps of some of the folks who’ve pre-ordered. Moog says production is “in full swing.” You can watch the Matriarch in action in the video below, featuring composer Lisa Bella…

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US court says scraping a site without permission isn’t illegal

Sep10
by on September 10, 2019 at 3:02 pm
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An appeals court situated in California, US, today said it’s not illegal to scrape data from public websites without any prior approval. Web scraping refers to the process of collecting large troves of data with the use of web crawlers – scripts designed to lift information from web pages. The ruling comes after a legal dispute between LinkedIn and data analytics firm HiQ. LinkedIn sent a cease-and-desist letter to HiQ, demanding it to stop scraping the site. In response, the data analytics company counter-sued in hopes of blocking LinkedIn from interfering. The company argued that it blocked HiQ from scraping the data to protect…

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