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Optimize Apple TV App Settings
Apple TV usually works well out of the box, but adjusting the settings can be beneficial, especially for things like audio language preferences. The TV app’s settings can be configured to display desired content on the home screen’s top shelf, turn off autoplay for videos, and suppress background video sound. Apple Music on Apple TV also offers customization options for its „Top Shelf“.
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New Audio Mode for ChatGPT on Mac
The „Advanced Audio Mode“ for ChatGPT, already available on mobile, has now been launched on desktop for Mac, allowing for continuous voice interactions. This feature requires a paid ChatGPT Plus subscription and offers versatile voice options, enhancing the utility of ChatGPT for learning and communication beyond traditional assistants like Siri and Alexa.
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New MacBook Pro Detailed in Apple Video
Apple released new videos showcasing the latest MacBook Pro models, describing their specifications, particularly focusing on the new M4 processors. Despite the advancements, questions arise over the lack of Wi-Fi 7 support found in the new iPhone models. Apple also released promotional videos highlighting the M4 processors.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Coming to Mac
Cyberpunk 2077 is set to release a native Mac version next year. The developers are planning to optimize the game for Apple processors, utilizing the high graphical performance and Metal graphic engine capabilities. The Mac version will be based on the Ultimate Edition, which includes all previous updates and additional content.
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MacBook Air Upgraded: Double RAM for Same Price
Apple has doubled the standard RAM in MacBook Air models to 16GB without increasing the price. This change, applied to both M2 and M3 processor models, reflects Apple’s shift in recognizing higher RAM as essential for users moving forward. All current Apple computers now start with at least 16GB of RAM.
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Apple’s New MacBook Pro: M4 Max in Top Configurations
Apple introduced new MacBook Pro models equipped with the latest M4 processors, including the high-performance M4 Max variant, offering up to 24-hour battery life. The new models feature improved screens and cameras, and are available from November 8, with prices starting at €1,899.
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Vodafone: Discounted CableMax Tariff and Free Cable TV
Vodafone is offering its GigaZuhause CableMax 1000 plan at a reduced rate of €44.99 per month, with a download speed of up to 1000 Mbit/s. The offer includes a two-year contract term and may provide free cable TV for many customers. The promotion runs until the end of March, allowing ample time for consideration.
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Samsung Could Launch its ‚Extended Reality‘ Wearable Device Next Year
Samsung plans to launch its wearable device with XR capabilities by 2025, aiming to enhance connectivity within its Galaxy ecosystem. It will run a Google-designed version of Android for wearables and use a Qualcomm chip. Additionally, Samsung is exploring more affordable foldable phone models and new form factors for its mobile devices.
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Bumble Now Lets You Sort Matches by Interests
Bumble introduces a feature allowing users to filter matches by interests, aiming to make connections beyond physical appearance. The app limits each user to five interests to ensure authenticity and allow others to search effectively. Also, Bumble has expanded its Opening Moves feature, letting users ask up to three questions to initiate conversations.
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The Morning After: Our Verdict on the Kindle Colorsoft
Amazon’s Kindle Colorsoft brings color eink to its eReaders for the first time, enhancing the experience for comic and graphic novel readers. Despite being more expensive at $280, the Kindle ecosystem’s extensive library and convenience might justify the price. The device also features faster page turns and improved zoom functions.
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