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      Pourquoi le logo de l’app Messages sur iPhone n’est pas bleu ?

      news.movim.eu / Numerama · 2 days ago - 13:17

    Depuis 2011, Apple propose aux utilisateurs de ses produits d'utiliser iMessage, une application de messagerie connue pour ses bulles bleues. Pourtant, en 2024, l'icône de l'application Messages est verte.

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      « Une importante menace pour les Mac » : ce voleur de mot de passe est à prendre très au sérieux

      news.movim.eu / Numerama · Sunday, 17 March - 06:03

    Un nouvelle version d'un logiciel malveillant dédié au vol de mot passe a fait son apparition. Les pirates ont amélioré leur outil pour cibler les ordinateurs Mac.

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      New iPads may be coming soon, but they won’t change the awkward spot the iPad is in

      news.movim.eu / ArsTechnica · Tuesday, 12 March - 19:29 · 1 minute

    Apple's $329 9th-gen iPad is over 2 years old and the last model to use Lightning or the old Apple Pencil.

    Enlarge / Apple's $329 9th-gen iPad is over 2 years old and the last model to use Lightning or the old Apple Pencil. (credit: Andrew Cunningham)

    After leaving the iPad lineup untouched for the entirety of 2023, Apple is reportedly preparing to overhaul all of its tablets within the next few weeks, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman . We should see major iPad Pro and iPad Air refreshes "around the end of March or in April," says Gurman, along with a special build of iOS 17.4 that adds support for the new hardware.

    We'll talk about the specifics of these iPad rumors momentarily, but reading about them got me thinking about what it would take to make me consider an upgrade for either of the iPads currently rolling around my house—a 3rd-generation iPad Air that is currently used mostly for watching Octonauts and assembling Super Mario Lego sets , and a 5th-generation M1 Air that I use mostly for reading and browsing.

    At least for me, the answer isn't "new hardware." After a brief stint a few years ago using the iPad as a focused writing device, I've mostly relegated it to tablet-y content consumption, leaving behind the cottage industry of enthusiasts who keep trying to come up with workarounds to make the iPad into a Mac. To replace an iPad at this point, I would either need one of them to break or for Apple to dramatically change what the high-end iPads are capable of.

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      Apple refreshes 13- and 15-inch MacBook Airs with faster M3 chip

      news.movim.eu / ArsTechnica · Monday, 4 March - 14:52 · 1 minute

    Apple is refreshing the MacBook Air with M3 chips but leaving everything else about the 2022 redesign intact.

    Enlarge / Apple is refreshing the MacBook Air with M3 chips but leaving everything else about the 2022 redesign intact. (credit: Apple)

    Apple has quietly refreshed its MacBook Air lineup , bringing new chips (and in some cases, new prices) to its most popular laptops. New 13- and 15-inch MacBook Airs include Apple's latest-generation M3 chip, while the old M2 MacBook Air now replaces 2020's M1 MacBook Air as Apple's $999 entry-level laptop. The new 13- and 15-inch M3 systems start at $1,099 and $1,299; they can be ordered today and will be released on March 8th.

    The new Airs use the same design as the M2 versions. Compared to older M1 and late-Intel-era Airs, they have slightly larger displays with a prominent notch, a non-tapered but still thin-and-light chassis, larger trackpads, modestly refined keyboards, and a MagSafe port for charging.

    All of the new Airs use the M3, with no options to upgrade to faster or more capable processors (frustratingly, this means the Air is still restricted to just a single external display). The $1,099 13-inch Air does use a slightly cut-down version of the chip with 8 GPU cores instead of 10, with the 10-core GPU available as a $100 upgrade; all 15-inch models use the fully enabled M3 with the 10-core GPU.

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      Apple dévoile un nouveau MacBook Air, avec une puce M3, du Wi-Fi 6E et deux écrans

      news.movim.eu / Numerama · Monday, 4 March - 13:39

    Quelques mois après l'iMac et les MacBook Pro, au tour du MacBook Air de passer à la nouvelle génération de puces Apple Silicon. Le nouveau MacBook Air M3 sera disponible le 8 mars à partir de 1 299 euros. Le modèle M2 reste au catalogue, à 1 199 euros.

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      Comment prendre une capture d’écran sur un Mac ?

      news.movim.eu / Numerama · Monday, 26 February - 11:21

    macOS intègre un outil dédié aux captures d'écran, accessible depuis plusieurs raccourcis clavier. Comment fonctionne « l'impression d'écran » sur Mac ? La réponse dans cet article.

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      Grâce à l’iPhone, Apple a plus de 2,2 milliards d’appareils actifs dans le monde

      news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Saturday, 3 February - 09:00

    Apple App Store Tim Cook

    Apple vient de publier ses résultats trimestriels et un chiffre donne le tournis. La firme compte plus de 2,2 milliards d'iPhone, d'iPad et de Mac actifs dans le monde.
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      L’héritage d’Apple : comment le Macintosh a modelé l’expérience sur ordinateur

      news.movim.eu / Numerama · Saturday, 27 January - 15:22

    Macintosh ordinateur

    Le 1er Macintosh a été présenté le 24 janvier 1984. Quarante ans plus tard, cette gamme d'ordinateur s'est largement imposée. Retour sur les raisons d'un triomphe.

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      Le Mac a 40 ans : on a classé les 10 plus beaux ordinateurs Apple

      news.movim.eu / Numerama · Wednesday, 24 January - 07:01

    Le 24 janvier 1984, Steve Jobs dévoilait le tout premier Macintosh. Une gamme qui existe toujours quatre décennies plus tard, même si on la connaît sous l'abréviation Mac aujourd'hui. Dans cet article, Numerama rend hommage à 10 designs iconiques qui nous plaisent toujours autant en 2024.