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If your keys and wallet live in chaos, this $23.99 slim tracker can help - and it works with Apple Find My

Macworld TL;DR: Track your wallet, bag, or essentials with the MagTag Ultra Slim Tracker Card that works with Apple Find My for $23.99 (MSRP $59.99). It slips into your gear and helps you locate lost items fast from your iPhone...

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Google and Apple team up to improve iPhone-to-Android migration

Google and Apple are working together to make switching from iPhone to Android far less frustrating by adding support for transfer of passwords, apps, eSIMs and more. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Ap...

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★ Nextpad++

Windows Notepad is, more or less, the Windows peer to MacOS's TextEdit - the built-in system text editor. For years, it was really basic - so much more basic than TextEdit that it engendered no affection. You don't see paeans to Notepad in The New Yorker. Recentl...

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Nextpad++

Windows Notepad is, more or less, the Windows peer to MacOS's TextEdit - the built-in system text editor. For years, it was really basic - more basic than TextEdit. Recently Microsoft has started beefing it up, though, culminating last year when they added fuckin...

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Apple supplier Foxconn confirms ransomware attack affected North American factories

WIRED reports that Foxconn acknowledged that some of its North American factories "suffered a cyberattack" in recent days, after the ransomware group Nitrogen claimed to have stolen 8TB of data from the company. Here are...

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