Since I can’t cover everything, I’ll often direct your attention to articles of interest. To wit:
° From Deadline: Netflix beat expectations for the second quarter, reporting a decline of about 970,000 subscribers to end the period with a global total of 220.67 million
° From iFixIt: The team tears down the MacBook Air — and finds it contains an accelerometer!
° From MacRumors: Hacker group The Odyssey Team has announced an upcoming jailbreak tool called “Cheyote” that will work with devices running iOS 15 for the first time.
° From AppleInsider: Apple is likely to hit Wall Street expectations when reporting its June quarter earnings despite macroeconomic headwinds, according to Wedbush.
° From The Mac Observer: With its latest alpha release, Asahi Linux now supports recent Macs, including the Mac Studio and M2-based MacBooks.
° From Cult of Mac: Apple has created three short video ads to show off the advantages of Apple Pay.
° From CBS News: A Maine woman is recovering from life-saving surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital thanks to her Apple Watch.
° From Mujjo: BDBCreative is now representing the sustainable premium tech accessories brand.
° From Macworld Live! On the new episode, “The Road to Macstock” takes an unexpected turn to Brett Terpstra, who will host two different speaker panel discussions at the event. He tells us how these panels will work and why they embody one of the best things about Macstock. Brett also shares a couple of tips about working from home.
