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Clay County Library visitors will soon be able to check out tablets for digital reading
Read full article: Clay County Library visitors will soon be able to check out tablets for digital readingClay County Library visitors will be able to check out a tablet to read a selection of digital newspapers and magazines starting Monday.
Apple's biggest announcements from its iPad event: brighter screen, faster chips and the Pencil Pro
Read full article: Apple's biggest announcements from its iPad event: brighter screen, faster chips and the Pencil ProApple on Tuesday unveiled its next generation of iPad Pros and Airs — lineups that will boast faster processors, new sizes and a new display system.
Alabama, Michigan both restrict game film viewing on tablets due to fears of hacking, sign-stealing
Read full article: Alabama, Michigan both restrict game film viewing on tablets due to fears of hacking, sign-stealingThe Alabama Crimson Tide caused a stir at the Rose Bowl when they revealed they’ve restricted their players’ game film viewing on iPads heading into the College Football Playoff semifinal against Michigan because of concerns about hacking.
Update your iPhone: Apple just pushed out a significant security update
Read full article: Update your iPhone: Apple just pushed out a significant security updateApple released a significant security update for iPhones and iPads Thursday to patch newly discovered security vulnerabilities in the devices' system software.
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School board pays $343,000 to replace missing, damaged iPads
Read full article: School board pays $343,000 to replace missing, damaged iPadsINVERNESS, Fla. One Florida school board is shelling out $343,000 to lease iPads after some 1,100 units were either damaged or not returned when school ended in the spring. Citrus County School Board members agreed this week to spend the money after being told that the number of broken or missing iPads had more than doubled, the Citrus County Chronicle reported. A message on the screen says that the iPad belongs to the Citrus County School District and should be returned. The school board either owns or leases 16,500 to 17,000 iPads, according to Mike Mullen, the district's assistant superintendent. Parents sign contracts with the school district, agreeing to return the iPads at the end of a school term, the newspaper reported.
IPhone sales in major slump but AirPods, iPad help Apple grow
Read full article: IPhone sales in major slump but AirPods, iPad help Apple growCUPERTINO, Calif. - Apple's iPhone sales slump isn't going away. Yes, there's only so much Apple can do to improve the iPhone, and saturation of smartphones means Apple can no longer rely on iPhone sales to grow every quarter. The really good stuff: ServicesServices, including Apple Music, Apple Care and the soon-to-be-released Apple TV+, gave Apple a big boost in the last quarter. Although iPhone sales were down significantly from a year ago, they easily beat investors' expectations. The sales slump is also narrowing: In each of the previous three quarters, iPhone sales had fallen by about 15%.