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Communication safety in Messages expands to four new countries
With iOS 15.5, Apple has expanded its Communication safety in Messages feature to the UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
Apple no longer requires user opt-in for subscription price increases
Apple has announced that, under certain conditions, auto-renewable app subscription prices can be increased without opt-in from users.
Apple Cash users can now send or request money in the Wallet app
Apple has added a Request and Send button to the Apple Cash card in the Wallet app with iOS 15.5.
iPad Air 4 now available on Apple's Certified Refurbished Store
Apple has added configurations of the fourth-generation iPad Air to its Certified Refurbished Store.
Apple hosts global premiere of 'Prehistoric Planet' ahead of series debut
Ahead of its Apple TV+ debut, the company hosted a global premiere event for "Prehistoric Planet," its new nature documentary series.
Apple releases tvOS 15.5 for Apple TV
Apple has released tvOS 15.5 for the Apple TV HD and both generations of the Apple TV 4K.
The new Sonos Sub Mini leaks ahead of official announcement
Sonos is working on a new, smaller, and presumably cheaper sub that will pair with its speakers including the new Sonos Ray soundbar. A new report has confirmed the product's existence and shared a render of what it will look like.
Beta testers will likely wait until July to get their hands on iOS 16
If all goes according to previous years we can expect Apple to release the first developer beta of iOS 16 on June 6, the same day that it will be announced. That's the date of the WWDC22 opening keynote but those who are part of the public beta program look set to be waiting a little while longer.
Twitter CEO says it suspends over half a million spam accounts each day
Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal says that his company suspends "over half a million spam accounts every day" and often before anyone even notices that they exist.
Apple releases HomePod software 15.5 to the public
Apple has today released the new version of your HomePod's software, taking the version number to 15.5 and making the update available to the public following a beta process.
Apple releases Studio Display Firmware 15.5 with improved webcam quality
Apple has today released a raft of new software updates and one of them is the new Studio Display firmware 15.5 — the update that many hope will improve the display's webcam performance.
Verizon is hiking its wireless prices from June
Verizon is hiking the price of its wireless plans from June 16 in what it calls an “economic adjustment charge,” according to reports.