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Apples colorful HomePod mini will go on sale in Italy as soon as tomorrow, November 23, according to a new report. This comes after Apple said earlier this year that Italians would be able to buy the miniature HomePod at some point before the end of 2021. According to an iSpazio report, tomorrow is the [] The post Rumor has Apples HomePod mini arriving in Italy tomorrow appeared first on TECHTELEGRAPH .

Apple today made the HomePod mini available to order in yellow, orange, and blue in Australia and New Zealand , several weeks after the new colors were released in the United States, Canada, China, Hong Kong, Japan, and Taiwan. The new yellow, orange, and blue models all have color-matched woven power cables , but there''s still a white Apple sticker in the box, along with a 20W USB-C power adapter. There are no other changes to the HomePod mini beyond the new colors, and pricing remains $149 in Australia and $159 in New Zealand, including sales tax. Apple says the new colors will also be released in Austria, France, Germany, India, Ireland, Italy, Spain, and the UK by the end of November. The new colors can be ordered on Apple.com or using the Apple Store app in both Australia and New Zealand with a 1-3 business days shipping estimate. Apple Store pickup is also an option in Australia, but there are no Apple Store locations in New Zealand. (Thanks, Ben Winter!) Related Roundup: HomePod mini Buyer''s Guide: HomePod Mini (Neutral) Related Forum: HomePod, HomeKit, CarPlay, Home & Auto Technology This article, " New HomePod Mini Colors Now Available in Australia and New Zealand " first appeared on MacRumors.

Investopedia Top Tech Stocks for December 2021 The technology sector is composed of businesses that sell goods and services in electronics, software, computers, artificial intelligence (AI), and other industries related to information technology (IT). The sector includes companies with the largest market capitalizations in the world, such as Apple Inc. (AAPL), Microsoft Corp. (MSFT), and [] The post Apple MacBook, MacBook Air & MacBook Pro Savings Ranked by Saver Trends appeared first on TECHTELEGRAPH .

Lost-item tracker company Tile, which competes with Apples AirTag is being acquired by family communication service Life360. The deal is valued at $205 million and will see Tile continue to be led as its own brand under its existing CEO CJ Prober. The company says no further changes to the Tile team are currently planned []

Lost-item tracker company Tile, which competes with Apple''s AirTag is being acquired by family communication service Life360. The deal is valued at $205 million and will see Tile continue to be led as its own brand under its existing CEO CJ Prober. The company says no further changes to the Tile team are currently planned and Prober will also now join the Life360 board of directors. This is the second recent hardware acquisition for Life360, which earlier this year acquired the location device maker Jiobit for $37 million. The company then said its goal was to expand its family tracking . . .

Apple TV+ is no longer the new kid on the streaming block, as the best shows and movies on Apple TV+ can compete with anything Netflix, HBO, or any other streamer has. Our list of the best shows and movies on Apples streaming service shows that Apple is dipping its toe into international fare, with [] The post The Best Shows and Movies on Apple TV+ Right Now (November 2021) appeared first on TECHTELEGRAPH .

In this article, well compare the Google Pixel 6 vs Apple iPhone 13. These are not the most expensive, nor most powerful models Google and Apple release this year, but theyre not far from it. The Pixel 6 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro (Max) are considered to be the top-of-the-line models, but these two phones [] Read More... The post Phone Comparisons: Google Pixel 6 vs Apple iPhone 13 appeared first on Android Headlines .

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AppleInsider is supported by its audience and may earn commission as an Amazon Associate and affiliate partner on qualifying purchases. These affiliate partnerships do not influence our editorial content. More details about Apples upcoming Self Service Repair initiative are coming to light as the company prepares for a 2022 rollout, with an [] The post Apples Self Repair Service parts store to be run by third party appeared first on TECHTELEGRAPH .

Tile, a popular company focused on tracking devices is about to be acquired by another tracking company called "Life360." Both companies announced a deal on Wednesday amid growing competition with Apple''s AirTag and other similar accessories. more . . . The post Tile to be acquired by ''Life360'' tracking platform amid competition with AirTag appeared first on 9to5Mac.

Tile Inc, a maker of tracking tags that was a vocal critic of Apple Inc, has been acquired by Life360, a location-sharing app maker. The deal was valued at $205 million after Tile had raised $141 million in venture capital since its founding in 2012, a return of just 1.45 times invested capital.

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Tile, known for its range of Bluetooth-based tracking accessories that compete with the AirTag, is being acquired by location tracking service Life360, Tile announced today . Tile will continue to be operated as a standalone brand under Tile CEO CJ Prober, but Tile says that when the acquisition is completed, it will be able to leverage Life360''s 33 million smartphone users to grow Tile''s Finding network by 10x. Tile''s network is the equivalent of Apple''s Find My network, leveraging nearby devices to locate lost items. Life360 has what it calls a "family safety platform" that allows family members to keep tabs on one another with tracking software on smartphones. It''s primarily used by parents to track their children and teenagers, and it has raised privacy concerns . With the Tile acquisition, Life360 founder Chris Hulls says that Life360 will be able to provide an "all-encompassing solution" for locating people, pets, and things with cross-platform tracking and combined service for tracking items and people.