AirTag tracks down carjacked car used in a shootout
A family's decision to use multiple AirTags with their car helped speed up its return, after it was jacked by a thief and was shot at.
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Malcolm Owen
Mobile Passport Control 1.6 review: Your international trip just got easier
The Mobile Passport Control app can help eligible American and Canadian travelers expedite their entry into the United States, by speeding up your time at customs.
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Catherine Cargill
Concealer 1.3.5 review: Securely store your sensitive files on your Mac
If you've ever worried about the security of information on your Mac, BeLight Software's Concealer can hide and encrypt files, and may be just what you need.
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Chip Loder
Inside Apple Upper East Side: An Apple Store mixed with classic architecture
While the exterior — and interior — may look different than traditional Apple Stores you may have visited, Apple Upper East Side still offers the same Apple retail feel and experience people have come to know and love.
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Nathaniel Pangaro
iTranslate 15.0 review: Overcome language barriers with your iPhone
The iTranslate app can help travelers communicate with locals when exploring new destinations, even if they do not speak the language.
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Apple sued to stop App Store clones of Baidu's Ernie AI chatbot
Chinese tech giant Baidu has sued Apple and a number of app developers, to stop the flood of fake Ernie bot apps from appearing in the App Store.
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My Currency Converter and Rates 7.5 review: calculate money exchange when offline
Whether buying a croissant in Paris or haggling over souvenirs in Bali, you must know if you are getting a fair price. Here's an app that helps you convert currencies when traveling abroad, even without Wi-Fi.
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China tells Apple to beef up its data security practices
China has advised Apple, one of the most privacy-forward tech companies in the world, to improve its data security practices.
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Eve starts shipping Matter-enabled smart home devices
Eve Systems has started to ship versions of its smart home devices with Matter support baked-in, instead of requiring a post-purchase software update.
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Thomas Sibilly
Michael Stroup
