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How to stop strangers from getting a clear look at your house in Apple Maps‎

You can ask Apple to blur your home in Apple Maps, making it harder for strangers to inspect your entrance, windows, and driveway through its street-level Look Around imagery.Apple can blur your house in MapsYou might want that extra privacy simply because you don't like having detailed photographs of your home online. For someone dealing with stalking or harassment, obscuring the property can also reduce how much another person can examine without visiting the street.Apple accepts home-blurring requests through Maps and by email. Blurring doesn't remove your address or affect photographs on other services, and a Look Around request shouldn't be assumed to cover satellite imagery too. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Latest HomePods can output Mac system audio in compatible configurations‎

If your Mac has Wi-Fi 6E and you've got one of the most recent HomePod or HomePod mini models, everything, including notification sounds, can be routed through the smart speakers. Here's what you need.Some HomePod models can output Mac system audioApple just revealed the HomePod mini 2 with an updated S10 chipset and a handful of new features. One of them lets it pair to a Mac for system output, just like what is possible with larger second-generation HomePod.It is possible to use a stereo pair of either model and make it output your Mac audio as well. A large HomePod pair might be a bit overwhelming for most desk setups, but giving HomePod mini 2 the same feature is a big help. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple Maps Detailed City Experience comes to Austin, Texas ahead of F1 Grand Prix‎

Apple's Pixar-like Maps upgrade has arrived in Austin, Texas to help F1 racegoers get around in style, plus Circuit of the Americas has some custom details in time for the Grand Prix.Apple Maps brings the Detailed City Experience to Austin, TexasApple Maps has been updating F1 tracks around the world as races occur there. It is a part of promoting Apple's ownership of the US streaming rights of F1 using its various services.The latest track to get special immersive details is the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. Apple also took the time to update the rest of Austin with its Detailed City Experience. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Working Apple I signed by Steve Wozniak sold for an impressive $1.15M‎

One of the few surviving Apple I units, signed by Steve Wozniak and accompanied by a letter from Steve Jobs, just sold for a record-breaking $1.15 million.The famous "Hatfield" Apple I, signed by Steve Wozniak, just sold for well over a million dollars. Image Credit: Bonhams.The value of the Apple I as a collector's item has increased significantly over the past decade, with one example selling for nearly $500,000, more than the predicted $300,000. The famous "Hatfield" Apple I serves as an even better example of the model's appreciation over time.Decades after original owner Fred Hatfield bought his Apple I, which was priced at $666.60 at the time, the machine was sold at an online auction. In 2013, European auction house Breker sold the "Hatfield" Apple I for approximately $666,150. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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