Apple Streusel French Toast Casserole Recipe

Craving a breakfast that’s not only delicious but also brings a touch of warmth and comfort to your mornings? Look no further! Our Apple Streusel French Toast Casserole recipe is a delightful twist on the classic French toast, combining the sweetness of apples with the crunch of streusel for a truly unforgettable breakfast experience. The … Read more

CARAMEL APPLE PIE CRESCENTS RECIPE

When it comes to desserts that conjure up cozy autumn memories and a symphony of flavors, few treats can compare to the delightful concoction known as Caramel Apple Pie Crescents. Imagine sinking your teeth into warm, buttery crescent rolls, filled with a luscious mixture of tender apples, aromatic spices, and a drizzle of rich caramel. … Read more

Apple sued as women claim AirTag device allowed ex-boyfriends to track them down

Apple said it had made the devices “stalkerproof,” but a proposed class action lawsuit filed in San Francisco says this is not true. AirTags are small discs, about 3cm in diameter, that cost from £24 and can be attached to keys, wallets, backpacks, and other things so they can be found if they get lost. But people are worried that some of them are being used for bad or illegal things. The two women are suing for themselves and on behalf of other people who say they have been followed because of their AirTags. Read More: Lauren Hughes moved to get away from an ex-boyfriend, and she says he found out where she lived by putting an AirTag in her car’s wheel well. She said that he later posted a picture of a taco truck from her new neighborhood online with the hashtag “#airt2.0” and an emoji of a winking eye. The other plaintiff, who does not want to be identified, said that her ex-husband found her by putting an AirTag in their child’s backpack. They say that AirTags are “the weapon of choice for stalkers and abusers” and that it has been linked to the deaths of women in Ohio and Indiana this year. The devices send out a Bluetooth signal that Apple’s Find My Network can pick up on. Their lawsuit asks for unspecified damages for US owners of iOS or Android-based devices who were tracked by AirTag or are “at risk” of being stalked because Apple was allegedly careless. Apple hasn’t said anything yet even though people have asked them to. The California-based company admits that “bad actors” have tried to use AirTags in bad ways. In February, Apple said it was going to make changes that would make it easier to find devices and warn users more quickly if unknown AirTags were “traveling with them.”

Update to Apple iOS 16, Monday

Update to Apple iOS 16, Monday

The newest iOS for iPhone includes helpful new features including the option to unsend or modify previously sent iMessages. On Monday, September 12, Apple will release iOS 16, marking the beginning of a new age of personalization for your iPhone. As part of its autumn iPhone presentation on Wednesday, Apple announced the release date for … Read more

iPhone with E-Sim Could Be a Problem

iPhone with E-Sim Could Be a Problem

As a company, Apple is notorious for ruthlessly eliminating functionality in the sake of development. They got rid of the DVD drive on the Mac while optical discs were still in demand, took away HDMI and MagSafe from MacBook Pros (only to add them back later), and, of course, killed off the headphone jack. The … Read more

5 Strong Reasons to Get an Apple iPhone 14

5 Strong Reasons to Get an Apple iPhone 14

The iPhone 14 Plus is a brand new addition to Apple’s range, taking the place of the iPhone 13 small but with a significantly bigger screen at 5.5 inches. We’re talking about the same size as the iPhone 14 Pro Max, which is 6.7 inches. However, the larger screen isn’t the only selling point for … Read more