Demonstrators across China are protesting the country’s strict COVID-19 restrictions and calling for President Jinping to step down.
Jeff Butts
Jeff Butts is a seasoned tech aficionado with deep roots in the Apple ecosystem. Starting his journey in the early 1980s by experimenting with hardware, Jeff has always been driven by a desire to get the most out of technological devices. His expertise has led him to prominent roles in the industry, including a nearly three-year stint as a Reporter at AppAdvice and an impressive seven-year tenure as a Writer/Editor for Byrnes Publishing, LLC. More recently, Jeff lent his technical insights to HotHardware, Inc. as a Tech Editor. With his extensive experience and unwavering commitment to providing valuable content, Jeff continues to be a trusted voice for readers keen on Apple products and innovations.
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Your Amazon Black Friday shopping starts … now! Jeff has some of his top picks for tech deals, including some kitchen technology to enjoy.
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The staff of The Mac Observer is celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday in the U.S., and wishes all the best to you and your family.
5 Amazon Early Black Friday Stocking Stuffers for Less Than $25
As we roll into the Thanksgiving holidays, it’s time to check out some early Black Friday deals on great stocking stuffers.
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NASA’s Artemis 1 is orbiting the moon, and you can send your own message to the iPad it’s carrying. Here’s how to do that.
Amazon Alexa Seen As ‘Colossal Failure,’ Set to Lose $10B in 2022
The Amazon Alexa voice assistant is popular with consumers, but it’s a major failure for the company, costing it $10 billion in 2022.
Amazon Offers Almost 20% Off Apple AirTag, More Deals
Keeping up with the latest Amazon deals, we see a 4-pack of the Apple AirTag steeply discounted. There’s also great prices on Blue mics.
FCC ‘Nutrition Labels’ Could Help Demystify Broadband
The FCC recently approved rules requiring broadband “nutrition labels” to help consumers better understand their internet service plans.
SUV Driver Who Plowed Through Apple Store Charged With Reckless Homicide
The driver of an SUV that crashed into a Massachusetts Apple Store says it was an accident and is charged with reckless homicide.
Amazon Continues Early Black Friday Sales, Discounts on Apple Watch Ultra, Roomba Vacuums and More
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Amidst Economic Uncertainty, Some Financial Analysts Lower Expectations for Apple
As worries grow about the economy, financial analysts begin to lower their expectations for Apple continuing to grow its market share.
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Looking ahead to the iPhone 15, one rumor says it may feature a titanium chassis and curved rear edges instead of the current square design.
TSMC Founder Says Arizona Plant to Produce 3-Nanometer Chips
According to TSMC founder Morris Chang, the semiconductor manufacturer will produce its latest 3-nanometer chips at its new Arizona plant.
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[U] Dozens Injured After SUV Crashes Into Boston-Area Apple Store
At an Apple Store near Boston, dozens were injured when an SUV crashed through the glass storefront and drove deep into the shop.
Amazing Deals on Apple Watch, Great Discounts on Beats Headphones and More for Your Weekend Shopping
For your weekend shopping, Amazon’s Early Black Friday sales offer some amazing deals on Apple Watch, MacBook Air and Beats headphones.
Sonos May Soon Launch Wireless Headphones to Compete With Apple’s AirPods Max
Well-respected connected speaker brand Sonos may soon debut its own wireless headphones to compete with Apple’s AirPods Max.
Twitter Train Wreck Continues, with RIPTwitter Trending and Mass Employee Exodus
After another mass exodus of Twitter employees, an RIPTwitter hashtag is trending and some fear the Fail Whale could rear its ugly head soon.
Mayo Clinic Study Highlights One More Way Apple Watch Can Save Lives
A recent Mayo Clinic study has outlined one more way the Apple Watch can detect undiagnosed medical conditions and save lives.
Apple Once Again Allowed to Sell 5G Products, Including iPhone 14, in Colombia
A preliminary injunction barring Apple from selling 5G products, including iPhone 14, in Colombia has recently been lifted.
Apple Issues Rapid Security Response Update for iOS 16.2 Beta 3, But It’s Only a Test
Apple recently issued a Rapid Security Response to iOS 16.2 beta 3. However, it contains no security fixes, simply a test of the new feature.
How to Practice Using Emergency SOS via Satellite in Demo Mode
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The Metaverse Could Help Island Nation Tuvalu Preserve Culture and History Despite Climate Change
Tuvalu, an island nation threatened with sinking below the ocean surface in the future, is turning to the metaverse to preserve its culture.
Alas, iPhone 14 Pro Models Ordered From Apple Today Probably Won’t Arrive By Christmas
If you order an iPhone 14 Pro from Apple now, it is unlikely to arrive in time to put it under your Christmas tree.
Google Is On the Hook for $392 Million in Largest-Ever US Consumer Privacy Lawsuit
Google has agreed to settle the largest consumer privacy lawsuit in the U.S. It’s agreed to pay out $392 million and change its practices.