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October 2020

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New iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro and the new iPhone 12 mini

Apple just released their iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro and the new iPhone 12 mini range. With better camera’s, 5G support in all models, processor upgrades and better graphics. They also added MagSafe for iPhone - a new way to charge (and accessories) to the iPhone “in a snap”.

For more information, have a look at the following links -

iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini - from $1199

iPhone 12 Pro / Pro Max - from $1699

They also released a HomePod mini - the smaller, cheaper version to the HomePod. Comes in Space Grey or White.

Retails for $149. You can view more about it here

You can also watch the Apple Event as well here .

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Disney comes to Apple Music

If you use Apple Music, you may have noticed that Disney have now added a large collection of music to the list. You now have access to over 30 playlists of soundtracks, classic soundtracks and radio stations. These relate to Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars.

For more information have a look here

Apple TV + continues to grow

More shows and movies are being added to Apple TV+, with more seasons being renewed and new content being signed up.

Just this month they released a nice little documentary called Tiny World. You can see the trailer here

You can read more about Apple TV+ including some of the shows as well as sign up for a free 3 month trial here

Be aware of “Fake webpages” advising you need to update.

So there is a bit of a rise on the number of webpages or fake links that will try to trick you into calling a number or clicking a link to “update” some piece of software.

I’ve written a page with a bit more info on it here

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