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Apple TV’s acclaimed ‘The Last First: Winter K2’ documentary now streaming - 9to5Mac (opens the original)
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Sporting a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score, the extreme mountain climbing documentary “The Last First: Winter K2” is now available to Apple TV subscribers. Watch the trailer below. A few weeks ago, Apple TV released the trailer for “The Last First: Winter K2” and celebrated reaching a 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer. The documentary, which has also premiered in selected theaters in recent days, promises “an unflinching look at the industry of extreme mountain climbing and its changing cult
Apple commissions photographers for new ‘Shot on iPhone Duo’ campaign - 9to5Mac (opens the original)
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Today, Apple’s Instagram account published a carousel featuring photos commissioned from photographers Jake Michaels and Jason Nocito to highlight the new iPhone Duo’s cameras. Here are the details. For the past 10 years, Apple has showcased the camera capabilities of each new iPhone through the “Shot on iPhone” campaign. From everyday users to famous photographers and filmmakers, Apple has used the campaign to highlight everything from new camera hardware to shooting modes and other iPhone-spec
Apple among biggest corporate lobbyists in Brussels, per report - 9to5Mac (opens the original)
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A new analysis by The Financial Times shows that Apple has met with EU policymakers 257 times since June 2024 and has spent between €8 million and €9 million per year on lobbying. Here are the details. In a report released today, The Financial Times (via MacMagazine) said that “Google, Apple and Amazon each have more meetings with officials at the European parliament and European Commission than any individual European company.” According to the report, which is based on the bloc’s transparency
GrayKey maker can reportedly bypass the iPhone’s ‘Inactivity Reboot’ - 9to5Mac (opens the original)
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As reported by 404 Media, Magnet Forensics says it has found a way to bypass the iPhone security feature that automatically reboots devices if they haven’t been unlocked for 72 hours. Here are the details. Nearly two years ago, the iOS 18.1 update introduced Inactivity Reboot, a feature that forces iPhone reboots in case they haven’t been unlocked for 72 hours. In essence, this feature makes it harder for law enforcement and forensic tools to access data on a locked iPhone, since a reboot causes
Apple Arcade adds five new games, including Terraria+ and Pusheen’s Place - 9to5Mac (opens the original)
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Apple Arcade subscribers got access to five new games today, as Apple had promised in early September. Here are the details. Today, Apple Arcade expanded its catalog with five new games, giving subscribers even more options in a library that already includes more than 200 titles. Today’s additions include three games already available on the App Store that are now joining Apple Arcade in ad-free, in-app-purchase-free versions, alongside two completely new titles. Here are Apple’s descriptions of
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