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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Mac|Life October 2023.
GET YOUR iPHONE READY
THE PUBLIC RELEASE of iOS 17 (as well as iPadOS 17, macOS Sonoma, and watchOS 10) is due imminently, and your iPhone will soon be ready to begin the process of updating. If you’ve already...
THE TEAM
Andrew Cottle
Art Editor
Can iOS 17’s health additions, such as the Screen Distance and Time In Daylight features, break Andrew’s addiction to fantasy football apps?
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iPhone rising as phone market dips
GLOBAL SMARTPHONE SHIPMENTS are forecast to hit their lowest level since 2013, but the iPhone range are bucking the trend. By shipments, the four top models are iPhones and, as sales of high–vol...
iPhone in brief
> PRODUCTION MOVING TO INDIA Even as iPhone sales in the country grow, production is shifting away from China. Apple’s main contractor Foxconn is reportedly ramping up iPhone 15 production in Ind...
> Samsung 5K display
HANKERING AFTER AN Apple Studio Display? Samsung’s 27–inch ViewFinity S9 is now available for the same price ($1,599) but features a tilt– and height– adjustable stand, which is $400 extra on th...
> Apple backs California Right to Repair bill
APPLE HAS SURPRISINGLY declared support for California’s Right to Repair bill, having previously always opposed laws forcing products to be made repairable by end–users. The key factor appears ...