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Mac RumorsMay 12, 2025
Apple to Block Mac Apps From Secretly Accessing Your Clipboard
Apple is planning to implement a change to pasteboard (aka your iPhone's internal clipboard) that will prevent Mac apps from being able to read the pasteboard without the user being alerted, according to information Apple has shared with developers.


Mac RumorsMay 12, 2025
Apple Releases macOS Sequoia 15.5
Apple today released macOS Sequoia 15.5, the fifth major update to the ?macOS Sequoia? operating system that launched last September. ?macOS Sequoia? 15.5 comes a little over a month after the launch of macOS Sequoia 15.4.


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PC World Latest NewsMay 12, 2025
Microsoft is now squeezing Copilot AI into its app store

When you click on the button, you'll see a panel where Copilot offers suggested queries for the product in question. For example, you can select queries like "Tell me more about this game," "How has this game been received online?" and "Does this game have multiplayer?"

If you select any of the queries, you'll be taken to a full-scale Copilot chat with an answer to your chosen query plus the ability to type your own questions and commands for the AI assistant. Note, however, that Copilot's responses seem to be based on little more than the descriptions and data on the product's listing page.

This is clearly a move to bring Copilot in front of more eyeballs, plus an attempt to increase store downloads and purchases. Whether it succeeds? We'll have to wait and see.

Copilot's Microsoft Store integration is expected to roll out to all users over the next few weeks, and you apparently won't be able to turn it off.



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Mac RumorsMay 12, 2025
Apple Card Promo Offers 6% Daily Cash Back for Nike Purchases
Apple Card users can get additional Daily Cash when making purchases from Nike for the next month, according to an email that Apple is sending out to card holders.


Mac RumorsMay 12, 2025
Safari Web Push Update in macOS 15.5 Will Save You Battery
With Safari 18.5, included in macOS 15.5, Apple added Declarative Web Push, an updated method to deliver web-based push notifications even when a website isn't open. With Declarative Web Push, developers can display notifications without the need for a service worker, which preserves battery life for Web Push notifications.


CNET How ToMay 12, 2025
This Smart Savings Move Could Help SAVE Borrowers When Student Loan Payments Resume
Opening a high-yield savings account now could help future you wipe out student loan debt faster.

PC World Latest NewsMay 12, 2025
I use this ingenious $21 USB-C gadget weekly. It's a game-changer

What's an endoscope camera? Think of a long, flexible tube with a camera and light attached to one end. In the medical field, it's used to look inside the human body—but for me, it's been an everyday game-changer for all kinds of practical uses.

Before I got this nifty little accessory The $21 endoscope camera I ended up getting is one that connects to my phone via USB-C. Prior to this, I'd always fiddled around with a bulky standalone endoscope camera.

The housing on that standalone endoscope camera—with its large digital display and analog control buttons—was clunky with poor image quality. The pixelated black-and-white images were blurry and always had me wondering if I should schedule a visit with my eye doctor.

In addition, the cable for that camera was relatively thick and rigid, so I struggled to get it into the drainage holes of some vintage cars, for example. And whenever I needed to use the camera, the batteries were always dead and needed replacing.



Mac RumorsMay 08, 2025
PSA: Apple Card Daily Cash Back From T-Mobile Dropping to 2% in July
Apple has partnered with multiple merchants to provide three percent Daily Cash back for Apple Card purchases, and T-Mobile has participated in the program since 2019. That's going to end in July, though, and Daily Cash back from T-Mobile will revert to the standard two percent when using Apple Pay.


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