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How to use Google Translate as the iPhone's default translation app
tjones99ca said:For the other commenters, the reason Google Translate does not appear, is that it was only updated this morning, so update all apps and try again. For me, something very strange is happening here. I've just updated my iPhone SE3 to 18.5, and updated all my apps (including Google Translate), but when I go to the default apps as stated above, I see Google Translate selected as the default translation app. When I click on it to see options, the normal default Apple Translate app does not appear, only Google Translate, so of course it's selected as the default. Huh? Is there a toggle in Apple Translate to enable it? I'm in Canada, so is that the problem? -
At least nine Macs with M2 Apple Silicon chips are reportedly in development
crowley said:simply258 said:There is absolutely no excuse for not having an updated chip in Mac Mini already. -
At least nine Macs with M2 Apple Silicon chips are reportedly in development
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iPhone 12 boasts latent reverse wireless charging feature, FCC filing suggests
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EU may require Apple to give competitors access to Apple Pay tech
Apple is just making excuses so it can get a cut from contactless transactions, and is using the same excuse for restricting apps to their own App Store. Android devices have been doing contactless for a long time and allows bank app to have direct access and we haven’t heard of any breaches or hacks. There are layers of security and encryptions, Apple can make an API to ensure these things. I don’t understand people defending Apple, these same people won’t accept these restrictions on a Mac.