According to a report, iOS 19, set to be unveiled by Apple in June 2025, will be compatible with all iPhones that can run iOS 18. This includes iPhone 11 and later models up to iPhone 16 Pro Max.

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Apple's iPhone 16 remains banned in Indonesia due to not meeting domestic content rules, despite agreeing to build a local production facility and offering a $1 billion investment.

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The article discusses the M1 device and its performance, but does not provide any specific information about its usage or holding up.

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The writer expresses their dislike for the Touch Bar, introduced on some Apple laptops, considering it a gimmick and a solution to a non-existent problem. They also mention the Touch Bar was released alongside the controversial butterfly keyboard, which they refer to as a major embarrassment for the company. The writer is pleased that Apple discontinued these features.

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A user reinstall macOS and noticed Apple AI features are available, including in Xcode, Mail, and Image Playground, despite not having the option to enable it previously.

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There is no specific shelf life for a modern Mac, but its performance may degrade over time.

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A video tutorial demonstrates how to install a website as a web app on a home screen.

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The video demonstrates installing a website as a web app on a device's home screen, with a mention of a 2023 M2 Mac Pro (24core/192gb) but no specific relevance to it.

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A tutorial video guides users on how to add a specific website as a web app on their home screen, acting as a substitute for Apple TV 4. This feature might not be supported in all browsers.

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A video tutorial is available to install a website as a web app on a home screen, but this feature may not be available in all browsers.

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