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Apple today announced the company is partnering with PayAnywhere for a new mobile NFC card reader that will be able to attach to iOS devices and support Apple Pay transactions in any retail location, in addition to traditional credit card support (via CNBC). The reader will be available exclusively in Apple Stores beginning in September, with the chance for merchants signing up with a new PayAnywhere account to get the first $5,000 in Apple Pay transaction fees for free.

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Designed for easy adoption, Gemini 3 is available on platforms like Gemini Enterprise for business teams and Vertex AI for developers.

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Some M2 MacBook Air users have discovered their MacBook is running slow from time to time, perceiving what feels like dramatically reduced performance. Usually when this happens, the MacBook Air slows down when the Mac is running on battery power, but the workload being performed is not particularly abnormal or even demanding; maybe it’s a ... Read More

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Many iPhone 15 Pro Max users have reported their phones getting too hot during use. This issue was most common right after the phone launched. Apple fixed

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For those new to the iPhone, let’s back up and start at the beginning: iOS is Apple’s iPhone software, and the number that follows it represents the software version. Each September, Apple rolls out its large annual updates. For example, Apple released iOS 16 in September 2022, and iOS 17 was officially released in September 2023. While Apple releases more incremental feature updates and bug fixes throughout the year, the September software update tends to have far more redesigned and newly added features. Below, we’ll show you how to use the new iOS 17 features and enhanced capabilities. Updating to iOS 17 Which iPhone Models Can Update to iOS 17? iOS 17 is compatible with the iPhone XS, XR, SE (2nd generation or later), as well as all iPhone 11 and later models. If you’d like to view a complete list of compatible devices, check out our article covering iOS 17 compatibility. Not sure what iPhone model you have? No worries! Check the back of your iPhone, or open the Settings app, tap General, then tap About. You’ll see your iPhone model listed next to Model Name. Pre-Update Checklist To ensure your update runs smoothly, let's go over this important checklist before you update your software: Make sure you have at least 5 GB of free iPhone storage space. Make sure your phone is securely backed up to iCloud or a computer. Plan on not being able to use your iPhone for up to two hours. Plug your phone into a charger. Why? The update will pause if your battery drops to 50 percent or less, so it’s best to keep your phone plugged in throughout this power-intensive process. Make sure you’re connected to a stable and secure Wi-Fi network. That’s it! You’re ready to update your iPhone to iOS 17. How to Update to iOS 17 Once you’ve completed the pre-update checklist above, follow these steps to update your software: Open the Settings app, then scroll down and tap General. Tap Software Update. If your iPhone is not set to update automatically, you should see an available updat

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