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Apple iOS 18.2 is out: My first impressions

The latest version of Apple's mobile operating system was released on December 11th and now I am able to experience the updated features of Apple Mail first-hand. Here's what I'm observing so far, after having used it for a couple of days: Apple Intelligence-driven previews have  replaced preheaders But only on new-ish Macs (M1 chip or better) and new-ish iPhones (iPhone 15 or n…
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Apple Intelligence overwrites pre-headers on Apple Mail?

Is this the beginning of the end of pre-headers? It might be! Watching today's Apple Event (September 9th) highlighting new iPhones and Apple Watch and Airpods updates, I noticed just a tiny little tip about how Apple Intelligence will help you stay on top of your most im…

iPhone users: dealing with spam messages

This isn't anything TOO earth shattering, but it was a nice collection of tips all in once place, so I thought it would be a good thing to share. (And I'm in Detroit today, so I didn't have much time to spend on the blog.) Maisie Bovingdon, writing for the Irish Mir…

Apple WWDC Announcement: Privacy and Pixel Tracking

On Monday, Apple announced at WWDC that iOS 15's Mail application will include important new privacy features, specifically masking of IP addresses and blocking open detection pixel tracking. This, of course, amounts to a significant change, and is likely to impact how wel…