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Thursday, 23 April 2020

Apple to Start Selling ARM-Based Macs in 2021 [Report]

Apple is planning to start selling Macs with its own ARM-based processors in 2021, according to a Bloomberg report. The company is purportedly working on three Mac processors based on the A14 that will power the next generation iPhone.

The first of these processors will be much faster than the ones in the iPhone and iPad.

Apple is preparing to release at least one Mac with its own chip next year, according to the people. But the initiative to develop multiple chips, codenamed Kalamata, suggests the company will transition more of its Mac lineup away from current supplier Intel Corp.

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Thursday's Best Deals: Nioh 2: Special Edition, Vava 9-in-1 USB-C Hub, Rosetta Stone Lifetime Susbcription, Ella Paradis Vibrator Bundle, and More

A sale on Nioh 2: Special Edition, a Vava 9-in-1 USB-C hub, a Rosetta Stone lifetime subscription, and an Ella Paradis vibrator bundle pave the way for Thursday’s best deals.

Deals: Gazelle's Refurbished Sale Includes iPhones From $93.60 and Apple Device Trade-In Bonus

Gazelle today kicked off its new spring cleaning sale, offering up to 15 percent off select iPhones on its refurbished storefront, and up to 10 percent off MacBooks. During this event, you can also get an extra 10 percent trade-in credit on all Apple products valued at over $125.

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Starting with the refurbished iPhones on sale, there are many models you can purchase at a discount today. This starts with the iPhone 6s as low as $93.60 for the 16GB model in fair condition on a cellular carrier.

Following iPhone 6s deals, you'll find discounts on the iPhone 7, iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone X, and iPhone XR at up to 15 percent off refurbished prices. Other solid deals include a 32GB iPhone 7 for $179.10 and a 64GB iPhone 8 for $278.10.

All of Gazelle's refurbished smartphones go through its 30-point inspection process, ensuring each device is in full working order. Gazelle also supports 30 day returns for its refurbished products.

If you're looking to trade in an Apple product, you can get an extra 10 percent bonus on trade-ins at Gazelle right now. The device will need to be valued at $125 or more, and this offer will last through April 27.

Keep up with all of this week's best discounts on Apple products and related accessories in our dedicated Apple Deals roundup.

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PSA: Remove Any Bands or Accessories Before Shipping an Apple Watch for Repair

In a recently updated support document, Apple has advised customers not to include any bands or accessories when mailing in their Apple Watch to the company for repair, as they apparently will not be returned upon completion of servicing.

AppleInsider spotted the new wording:

Your Apple Watch band and any other accessories that you send won't be returned, so please remove them before sending your Apple Watch in for service.

Learn how to remove your band. If you have a Link Bracelet band, remember to separate the links before you remove the band.

The support document previously said that customers "don't need" to send in their Apple Watch band or other accessories.

AppleInsider reported that Apple's prior approach was to bundle together any bands or accessories sent alongside an Apple Watch and return them when possible. It is unclear what prompted this to change.

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Popular 'Darkroom' iOS Camera App Gains Video Editing Tools

Darkroom, a popular camera app designed for iOS devices, was today updated with a new feature that allows users to edit videos as well as photos.

With the addition of video editing, all of Darkroom's photo editing tools can be used with videos too, for what Darkroom's developers say is a quick, lightweight editing experience.

Videos autoplay and loop, with edits made in realtime, plus there are transitions, no-import workflows, and batch editing for seamless and fast video edits. Existing filters will work on videos, and there is a new premium Cinematic filter pack designed specifically for videos, which offers a range of looks from black and white to teal and orange.

Video editing is a feature that is included in the Darkroom+ subscription option, priced at $3.99 per month, $19.99 per year, or a one-time fee of $49.99. Non-subscribers can test the features and the filters, but won't be able to export edited video without a subscription.

Darkroom swapped to a subscription-based business model for new users back in February, and with this update, is renaming that subscription service to Darkroom+. Darkroom+ provides access to video editing and all of Darkroom's filters and editing tools.
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