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There was a backstage altercation at WWE SmackDown between two NXT stars – Wrestling News

islamlacoste58 — Mon, 18 Jul 2022 12:44:40 +0000

WWE’s NXT account tweeted that there was a backstage altercation on Friday between two of their wrestlers.

Per the NXT account, the altercation was between Von Wagner and Solo Skioa and fans can tune in to see the footage this Tuesday night on the USA Network.

For anyone wondering why this was taped on Friday night, it probably has nothing to do with both men being called up to the main roster and more to do with SmackDown taking place in Orlando at the Amway Arena, just minutes from the Performance Center.

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What’s New With the Maps App in iOS 16: Multi-Stop Routing, Transit Card Support and More

islamlacoste58 — Sun, 17 Jul 2022 19:59:48 +0000

The iOS 16 Maps app didn’t get as many changes as some of the other apps in the update, but there is at least one major change that’s worth noting — multi-stop routing. Multi-stop routing is a long-awaited Maps feature, plus there are a few other new options.

This guide highlights all of the features that are new to the Maps app in ‌iOS 16‌.

Multi-Stop Routing

With ‌iOS 16‌, you can plan a route that has multiple stops for the first time. Prior to now, you could only route yourself to a single location, and the Apple Maps app was far behind competitors like Waze and Google Maps when planning for more than one stop on a trip.

When you type in a destination in the Maps app in ‌iOS 16‌, you can tap on the new “Add Stop” button to choose multiple locations. Up to 15 locations can be added on one route, and the Maps app will go to each stop in turn. Note that the Maps app does not optimize the route, so you’ll need to do that manually when you type in stops.

Add Stops With Siri

If you’re already on the road and want to insert a stop into your route, you can use Siri voice commands to do so.

Plan Routes on Mac

For planning a trip with multiple stops, you can get everything ready on the Maps app on Mac, then port it over to the iPhone when you’re ready to go.

Maps Interface Updates

To accommodate the new multi-stop routing option, getting directions has been streamlined. It’s simpler to change between driving, walking, transit, cycling, and ride share.

There are also drop down menus for changing travel mode, time you want to leave, and options to avoid tolls or highways, which makes it quicker to drill down into your preferences when getting directions.

The recent routes that you’ve used will show up in the Recent section for quicker access.

Transit Cards in Maps

Transit cards added to the Wallet app are integrated into the Maps app, so you can see if your balance is low and add more funds without having to swap over to the Wallet app.

Transit Fares

When planning a transit route, you can see how much it will cost in transit fares in select cities.

Photo Use Permissions

The Maps app in ‌iOS 16‌ has a toggle for allowing companies to use photos that you upload using the built-in Maps rating feature. This is applicable to companies that provide photos to Maps, and it includes location information, but not identity.

Revamped Apple Map Design

Apple in iOS 15 introduced a new, more detailed ‌Apple Maps‌ design that provides more detail for roads, pathways, greenery, and more. The updated Maps app is coming to the following countries in ‌iOS 16‌:

Belgium
France
Israel
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Monaco
Netherlands
New Zealand
Palestinian Territories
Saudi Arabia

Guide Feedback

Have questions about Maps in ‌iOS 16‌, know of a feature we left out, or want to offer feedback on this guide? Send us an email here.

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Hands-On With the M2 MacBook Air: All Your Questions Answered

islamlacoste58 — Sat, 16 Jul 2022 05:24:46 +0000

Happy MacBook Air launch day! Today is the official debut date of the new M2 ‌MacBook Air‌, which features the first major redesign to the ‌MacBook Air‌ in a decade. We picked up one of the new ‌M2‌ ‌MacBook Air‌ machines and decided to do a hands-on video where we answer questions from MacRumors readers.

The ‌M2‌ ‌MacBook Air‌ no longer has a tapered design, and it instead looks a lot more like the MacBook Pro. It’s thinner and lighter than the prior model, and it comes in new colors that include Midnight and Starlight.

In the video, we answer questions about the ‌M2‌ chip’s performance for everyday tasks, the SSD storage you should choose and what you need to know about the SSD, whether you should upgrade the RAM, how the ‌M2‌ chip compares to the M1 Pro chip, how the display measures up to the prior-generation ‌MacBook Air‌, and tons more.

You’ll want to watch our video for our full ‌MacBook Air‌ overview that includes details MacRumors readers wanted to know, but we also want to hear from you. Have a new ‌M2‌ ‌MacBook Air‌? Let us know what you think of it in the comments.

UFC on ABC 3 weigh-in results: Everyone makes weight

islamlacoste58 — Fri, 15 Jul 2022 18:16:52 +0000

UNIONDALE, NY – MMA Junkie was on scene and reporting live from Friday’s official UFC on ABC 3 fighter weigh-ins.

The early weigh-ins took place at the UFC host hotel in Uniondale, NY, and precede the ceremonial weigh-ins for the fans, which take place at 4 pm ET at UBS Arena in Elmont, NY The same venue hosts Saturday’s event, which has a main card on ABC/ESPN+ following prelims on ESPN/ESPN+.

Among those weighing in were former featherweight title challenger Brian Ortega (15-2 MMA, 7-2 UFC) and Yair Rodriguez (13-3 MMA, 8-2 UFC), who meet in the main event, and women’s flyweights Amanda Lemos ( 11-2-1 MMA, 5-2 UFC) and Michelle Waterson (18-9 MMA, 6-5 UFC), who fight in the co-feature. In addition, former women’s bantamweight champion Miesha Tate (19-8 MMA, 6-5 UFC) takes on Lauren Murphy (15-5 MMA, 7-5 UFC).

we have ourselves a #UFCLongIsland main event!

Brian Ortega (146) and Yair Rodriguez (145.4) had 0️⃣ issues on the scale at official weigh-ins.

Full story: https://t.co/wPNlLXKEm4 pic.twitter.com/Vxm6ZeaCvu

— MMA Junkie (@MMAJunkie) July 15, 2022

Every athlete on the card hit the mark ahead of the event.

The full UFC on ABC 3 weigh-in results include:

MAIN CARD (ABC/ESPN+, 2pm ET)

Brian Ortega (146) vs. Yair Rodriguez (145.4)
Amanda Lemos (116) vs. Michelle Waterson (115)
Li Jingliang (170.6) vs. Muslim Salikhov (170.8)
Water Mudaerji (125.8) vs. Matt Schnell (126)
Shane Burgos (145.8) vs. Charles Jourdain (145.6)
Lauren Murphy (125.2) vs. Miesha Tate (125.8)

PRELIMINARY CARD (ESPN/ESPN+, 11 am ET)

Dalcha Lungiambula (185.6) vs. Puna Soriano (185.6)
Jack Shore (136) vs. Ricky Simon (135.6)
Bill Algeo (146) vs. Herbert Burns (145.4)
Dustin Jacoby (205) vs. Da-un Jung (205.6)
Dwight Grant (184.4) vs. Dustin Stoltzfus (185.6)
Emily Ducote (115.6) vs. Jessica Penne (115.8)

For more on the card, visit MMA Junkie’s event hub for UFC on ABC 3.

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Base Model MacBook Air With M2 Chip Has Slower SSD Speeds in Benchmarks

islamlacoste58 — Fri, 15 Jul 2022 12:32:45 +0000

The first embargoed reviews of the new MacBook Air with the M2 chip have now been published. One notable detail confirmed by The Verge is that the $1,199 base model equipped with 256GB of storage has a single NAND chip, which will lead to slower SSD speeds in benchmark testing, but real-world performance may vary.

Last month, it was discovered that the 256GB model of the 13-inch MacBook Pro with the M2 chip has up to 50% slower SSD read speeds and up to 30% slower SSD write speeds compared to the equivalent previous-generation model in benchmarks.

The dilemma arises from the fact that Apple switched to using a single 256GB flash storage chip instead of two 128GB chips in the base models of the new MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro. Configurations equipped with 512GB of storage or more are equipped with multiple NAND chips, allowing for faster speeds in parallel.

In a statement issued to The VergeApple said that while benchmarks of the new MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro with 256GB of storage “may show a difference” compared to previous-generation models, real-world performance is “even faster”:

Thanks to the performance increases of M2, the new MacBook Air and the 13-inch MacBook Pro are incredibly fast, even compared to Mac laptops with the powerful M1 chip. These new systems use a new higher density NAND that delivers 256GB storage using a single chip. While benchmarks of the 256GB SSD may show a difference compared to the previous generation, the performance of these M2 based systems for real world activities are even faster.

It’s unclear if Apple’s statement refers explicitly to real-world SSD performance or overall system performance. Some tests of the base model 13-inch MacBook Pro with the M2 chip showed that SSD speeds were slower even in real-world usage, but results have been mixed. Overall, if the fastest SSD speeds are important to you, we recommend configuring the new MacBook Air with at least 512GB of storage to avoid any potential impact.

Yair Rodriguez no longer sparring to preserve health

islamlacoste58 — Fri, 15 Jul 2022 07:38:46 +0000

Yair Rodriguez’s focus remains the UFC title, but the work required to get to his goal has changed.

The featherweight container has made major adjustments to his fighting career. He returns to the cage Saturday in the UFC on ABC 3 main event. Rodriguez (15-2 MMA, 7-2 UFC) takes on Brian Ortega (15-2 MMA, 7-2 UFC) in a key matchup that could determine the next challenger for champion Alexander Volkanovski.

And ahead of one of the toughest and biggest fights of his career, Rodriguez has put acid sparring – something that to most fighters is a crucial part of training camp.

“(I’m not sparring), and that’s something I’ve been saying for many years now,” Rodriguez told MMA Junkie in Spanish. “I’ve shared it with my coaches and my training partners, and I always tell them, ‘Don’t you dare touch my face. If you hit me, I’m going to hit you.’ That’s how injuries start. That’s the reason why you don’t make it to the fights, because you go in there, and you want to show off in the gym with someone else and then there are injuries.

“So no, I’m not interested in taking hits during training. They don’t pay for that. They pay me to fight once I’m up in the cage. I try to save myself from as much impact as I can possibly have to my head.”

Now prioritizing his health much more than he did in his younger years, Rodriguez’s training looks much different than that of most other fighters.

“El Pantera,” who’s been working at the famed Centro Ceremonial Otomi training center outside Mexico City, mainly is focused on his technique and making sure he’s in shape come fight night.

“I’ve been strengthening my body a lot more, lifting more weights, doing better conditioning in ways that don’t put too much wear on my body,” Rodriguez said. “That’s my main focus. I’m not going to forget how to fight. I have many, many years in combat sports – I’ve been in this since I was 5 years old across many sports. So now I just focus on the technical, tactical and physical. It’s basically knowing what to do, what not to do and building up my endurance for the fight.”

Rodriguez looks to be the first man to put away Ortega with strikes in MMA. This desire doesn’t come in animosity against Ortega or wanting to send a message to the fans and fighters in the featherweight division. It again boils down to preserving his health.

“I don’t look to send a message to anybody,” Rodriguez said. “For me, this is very personal. Everything that I do is for me. I don’t do things to prove something to people or anything like that. The only motivated I have to finish this fight is so I don’t have much impact on my body and I could return much quicker to competition.

“If I continue to take damage to the head and body, I’m going to have to keep taking time off, and I don’t have much time on my hands. I turn 30 years old this year and would like to start finishing my fights as soon as possible.”

For more on the card, visit MMA Junkie’s event hub for UFC on ABC 3.

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MacBook Air With M2 Chip Review

islamlacoste58 — Fri, 15 Jul 2022 00:49:01 +0000

The new MacBook Air with the M2 chip launches this Friday. Ahead of time, the first reviews of the new MacBook Air have been shared by some media outlets and YouTube channels, providing a closer look at the redesigned notebook and its capabilities.

Key features of the new MacBook Air include Apple’s latest M2 chip, a new design with flatter edges, a slightly larger 13.6-inch display with a notch, MagSafe charging, an upgraded 1080p camera, and new Starlight and Midnight color options alongside Silver and Space gray. The notebook is also equipped with two Thunderbolt 3 ports and a 3.5mm headphone jack with support for high-impedance headphones.

Pricing for the new MacBook Air starts at $1,199. The notebook is available with up to 24GB of unified memory and up to a 2TB SSD.

Overall Impressions

Engadget‘s Devindra Hardawar said the new MacBook Air is “Apple’s near-perfect Mac”:

The Air is impressively thin and light, but it also has a bigger and better screen, a great set of speakers and a nifty MagSafe power adapter. And thanks to Apple’s M2 chip, it’s also far speedier than the last model, a computer I called “stunningly fast” just a year-and-a-half ago. Once again, Apple has set a new standard for ultraportables.

The Verge‘s Dan Seifert said the new MacBook Air is “a success on virtually every level,” but he said that customers looking to upgrade from an older notebook should still consider the previous MacBook Air with the M1 chip, which starts at $999:

The new MacBook Air is a success on virtually every level. It’s got a better screen, thinner and lighter design, better speakers, a much-improved webcam, an excellent keyboard and trackpad, more convenient charging, and excellent build quality.

But that success comes at a cost, literally, and the performance advancements over the M1 model aren’t as stark as the design and feature improvements are. The M2 Air is a better choice for the vast majority of people over the 13-inch M2 MacBook Pro model, even though the Pro has slightly better performance and longer battery life.

Faster Performance With M2 Chip

Jason Snell shared a variety of benchmarks for the new MacBook Air in his review at Six Colors. In line with Apple’s advertising, Geekbench 5 results show that the M2 chip delivers up to around 18% faster multi-core performance compared to the M1 model, while single-core performance is up to 11% faster.

Thinner and Lighter Design

The new MacBook Air does away with the notebook’s iconic wedge-shaped design in favor of a flatter design. The Verge‘s Dan Seifert said he is “a fan of this new design,” which he described as “remarkably thin” and “extremely portable”:

Yet it’s remarkably thin — just a smidge over 11 millimeters — and that thinness is immediately noticeable when you open the lid and start typing on it. It’s also noticed whenever you slot it into a bag or carry it around. The older MacBook Air’s tapered shape had less visual weight and may look thinner, but the new model is indeed slimmer than its predecessor.

It’s also slightly lighter, at 2.7 pounds vs. the older model’s 2.8. That’s not a huge difference, and the Air is far from the lightest computer you can buy, but it does make it extremely portable and easy to tote around wherever I need it.

Slower SSD in Base Model

In a statement issued to The Verge, an Apple spokesperson confirmed that the base 256GB model of the new MacBook Air has a single NAND chip, which will result in slower SSD speeds in benchmark testing. Apple said real-world performance of the new MacBook Air is “even faster,” but the statement does not explicitly refer to SSD speeds:

Thanks to the performance increases of M2, the new MacBook Air and the 13-inch MacBook Pro are incredibly fast, even compared to Mac laptops with the powerful M1 chip. These new systems use a new higher density NAND that delivers 256GB storage using a single chip. While benchmarks of the 256GB SSD may show a difference compared to the previous generation, the performance of these M2 based systems for real world activities are even faster.

If the fastest SSD speeds are important to your workflow, we recommend configuring the new MacBook Air with at least 512GB of storage.

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Amazon Prime Day: Get an AirTag 4-Pack for $84.99 ($14 Off) and AirTag Loop for $9 ($20 Off) [Updated]

islamlacoste58 — Thu, 14 Jul 2022 05:55:50 +0000

Amazon-owned Woot has some Prime Day deals of its own today, offering low prices on the AirTag 1-Pack and 4-Pack in new condition. These come with a one year Apple Manufacturer Limited Warranty and you can get free standard shipping if you’re a Prime member.

Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with some of these vendors. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running.

The AirTag 1-Pack is priced at $24.99, down from $29.00, and the AirTag 4-Pack is priced at $84.99, down from $99.00 [matched at Amazon]. Compared to Amazon’s own sales, these are both matches of previous all-time low prices on the AirTag.

You can pair your new AirTag with all-time low prices on official Apple accessories for the AirTag on Amazon, which has the AirTag Loop for just $9.00 in three colors, down from $29.00. The Leather Key Ring is priced at $19.00 in two colors, down from $35.00.

Although anyone shopping on Woot can get this deal, shoppers should remember that you’ll need an Amazon Prime membership to get many Prime Day deals on Amazon itself. you can sign up for Prime if you don’t have it yet on Amazon.

Check out our article on The Best Apple Deals for Amazon Prime Day to stay up to date with this summer’s big shopping event.

Update: Amazon is now matching the price on the AirTag 4-Pack.

iOS 16 Hidden Features You Might Not Know About

islamlacoste58 — Wed, 13 Jul 2022 23:30:44 +0000

Pinned Safari Tabs – You have been able to pin a Safari tab on Mac for some time, but pinned tabs didn’t work with iOS 15 That’s changed in ‌iOS 16‌, and now you can have your favorite tabs pinned, including within Tab Groups.
Merge Duplicate Contacts – Tired of having multiple contact cards for the same person? In ‌iOS 16‌ you can merge duplicate contacts together right from the Contacts app.
Get Rid of Duplicate Photos – The ‌iOS 16‌ Photos app can let you know if you have multiple photos of the same thing, giving you the opportunity to delete the extras to save space. Duplicate photos are listed in a new “Duplicates” album that appears if you have duplicates to deal with.
Copy and Paste Photo Edits – Want all of your photos to have the same aesthetic, or have improvements you want to make to an entire batch of images? That’s possible with the new copy and paste feature for photo edits, which lets you copy edits from one photo and apply them to another photo with a tap.
AirPods Updates – It’s simpler to manage AirPods settings in ‌iOS 16‌ with a new dedicated section that pops up in the Settings app when AirPods are connected. ‌iOS 16‌ also adds a new Personalized Spatial Audio feature that uses the TrueDepth camera to scan your ears and the area around you, providing a unique listening experience tuned just to you.
Face ID in Landscape Mode – iPhone models running ‌iOS 16‌ support Face ID in landscape mode, making it easier to unlock the ‌iPhone‌ when it’s not held in the standard portrait orientation. The feature is limited to the iPhone 13 and later.
Notes Passcodes – Rather than creating a new password for a note, you can now simply use your device passcode or Face ID/Touch ID to lock a note, which is much easier.
Haptic Feedback for Keyboard – There’s a keyboard setting in ‌iOS 16‌ that lets you enable haptic feedback that can be felt when you’re typing. The vibrations are for each key tap, offering users a physical confirmation that a letter has been pressed.
Hidden and Deleted Photo Protection – In ‌iOS 16‌, you need to authenticate with ‌Face ID‌ or ‌Touch ID‌ before the Hidden and Recently Deleted photo albums can be accessed. This essentially locks these albums from view should someone have your device passcode.
WiFi Password – If you’ve ever been frustrated by an inability to access the WiFi password of the network you’re using, that’s changing in ‌iOS 16‌. In the ‌iPhone‌’s WiFi settings, you can see the password of the network that you’re connected to.

More iOS 16 Coverage

For a full rundown on everything that’s new in ‌iOS 16‌, we have a dedicated iOS 16 roundup. Have a favorite ‌iOS 16‌ feature? Let us know what it is in the comments.

Apple’s Future iPad Updates: 14-Inch Model, Under-Display TrueDepth, OLED Technology and More

islamlacoste58 — Wed, 13 Jul 2022 04:37:43 +0000

Apple is planning a range of transformative upgrades for the iPad lineup in the coming years, including a new 14.1-inch model and an 11-inch model with an OLED display, as well as the introduction of under-screen camera technology and foldable displays, according to reliable display analyst Ross Young.

The comments, made on the latest episode of The MacRumors Show, provide insights into Apple’s future plans for the ‌iPad‌. Among the key new details is the fact that Young no longer believes that the 14.1-inch iPad rumored to launch early next year will feature mini-LED technology, with the display effectively being the same LCD that is in the current iPad Air. He added that he is seeking further confirmation from suppliers about the larger device.

Young believes that the 11-inch iPad Pro will stick with its current display technology in the immediate future, with Apple having no plans to upgrade it to a mini-LED display or “Liquid Retina XDR” like the 12.9-inch ‌iPad Pro‌. The company is instead said to be waiting for the jump to OLED displays, which is scheduled to occur for both the 11-inch and the 12.9-inch ‌iPad Pro‌ simultaneously in 2024. Young said that Apple expects the OLED 11-inch ‌iPad Pro‌ to sell in considerably higher volumes than the OLED 12.9-inch ‌iPad Pro‌ during their launch year.

Young thinks that Apple’s under-display TrueDepth camera could come to the ‌iPad‌ before it comes to the iPhone, with the technology being easier to introduce underneath a larger display with lower pixels per inch. The implementation is also said to be more feasible because the ‌iPad‌ is manufactured in lower volume than the ‌iPhone‌. He added that this new feature could theoretically emerge as soon as next year, well ahead of when the technology is expected to appear on the iPhone.

In addition, Young claimed that obtaining a sufficient volume of cover glass has been a key limiting factor in Apple’s failure to bring a foldable iPhone to market so far. The company is not expected to face such problems with a larger foldable ‌iPad‌ or MacBook, hence why a bigger Apple foldable device could also come to market before a foldable ‌iPhone‌.

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