Filipe Esposito

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Editor at 9to5Mac

Founder and Editor-in-Chief at iHelp BR

Tech Journalist, @9to5Mac editor, @iHelpBR founder, and @AFonteGhz co-host. Find me on Thre@ds.

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Apple is already assembling iPhone 16e in Brazil

1 week ago | 9to5mac.com | Filipe Esposito

In the midst of the trade war between the US and China, companies like Apple have been trying to find ways to avoid the crazy tariffs imposed by President Trump on imports. A report earlier this month revealed that, as part of these plans, Apple wanted to expand its assembly line in Brazil – and now the company is already assembling the new iPhone 16e in the country. As reported by MacMagazine, Apple has been assembling the iPhone 16e in Brazil since day one.
Meta blocks Apple Intelligence on Facebook and its other iOS apps

1 week ago | 9to5mac.com | Filipe Esposito

Apple Intelligence was announced with iOS 18 and has been available since last October, when Apple released iOS 18.1 to the public. Although most apps provide support for Apple Intelligence features by default, developers can choose not to have them in their apps – and it seems that Meta has decided to do so.
GamePal helps you keep keep track of your game collection

1 week ago | 9to5mac.com | Filipe Esposito

Every gaming platform has its own app for managing games, such as Apple’s Game Center, for example. But for those who have multiple consoles, GamePal is a great companion app that helps players keep track of their entire game library. “GamePal is the perfect sidekick for your gaming adventures, designed to elevate your gaming experience and help you keep track of your ever-growing collection.
XGIMI now has its own portable outdoor screen for projectors

1 week ago | 9to5mac.com | Filipe Esposito

Finding the perfect spot to use a projector isn’t always easy, especially when it comes to portable projectors and outdoor environments. That’s why XGIMI recently launched its own portable outdoor screen for projectors. XGIMI’s Portable Outdoor Screen is a 70-inch screen that can be easily mounted and dismounted, so you can place it in any room you like or even take it outside with you. According to XGIMI, it weighs just 1.5 kg and can be easily folded to fit into a backpack.
Opera One ganha novo gerenciador de arquivo e mais

1 week ago | ihelpbr.com | Filipe Esposito

O navegador Opera One recebeu uma importante atualização nesta terça-feira (15). A nova versão introduz um novo gerenciador de arquivos e também permite que os usuários acessem os controles de mídia sendo reproduzida em segundo plano através da barra lateral. O Opera One possui um recurso chamado Music Player para controlar a reprodução de mídias dentro do navegador.
Beats lança novos cabos USB-C trançados em quatro cores

1 week ago | ihelpbr.com | Filipe Esposito

A Beats, empresa da Apple, lançou nesta terça-feira (15) novos cabos USB-C trançados. Além de levarem a marca Beats, os cabos também estão disponíveis em quatro diferentes cores e combinam com os demais produtos Beats. Os novos cabos USB-C da Beats têm 1,5 metro de comprimento, sendo maiores que os cabos da Apple, com apenas 1 metro. Além disso, eles são trançados para ter maior resistência e durabilidade.
Desenvolvedor cria app do ChatGPT para iPhone 3GS

1 week ago | ihelpbr.com | Filipe Esposito

O ChatGPT está por toda parte – na web, desktop e em dispositivos móveis. No entanto, o aplicativo oficial só funciona em iPhones e iPads mais recentes, já que requer o iOS 17 ou posterior. Agora, o desenvolvedor Mali Cömen, de apenas 17 anos, criou uma alternativa que faz o ChatGPT rodar até em aparelhos bem antigos como o iPhone 3GS.
iPadOS 19 needs these changes to be more like macOS

1 week ago | 9to5mac.com | Filipe Esposito

Apple will unveil iPadOS 19 at WWDC 2025 in June, and while most rumors focus on a new visionOS-inspired interface, a recent report revealed that Apple wants to make the iPad’s operating system “more like macOS.” This sounds too good to be true, and honestly I’m not expecting much. But there are some key changes that would already make iPadOS 19 more like macOS. One feature I really miss on the iPad is Clamshell mode.
SongCapsule Quiz adds new rules and more artist playlists

1 week ago | 9to5mac.com | Filipe Esposito

As we previously reviewed here on 9to5Mac, SongCapsule Quiz is a game inspired by iPod’s Music Quiz in which the player has to guess the name of the song, album or artist playing. With its latest update, SongCapsule Quiz now has new rules aimed at making the game more fun, as well as more artist playlists and a few other changes. One of the biggest changes coming with version 1.2 of the game is that players now need to complete all the levels in a playlist before they can replay the previous ones.
Apple’s DMA changes are not enough to truly open up iOS

1 week ago | 9to5mac.com | Filipe Esposito

When the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) came into effect last year, Apple was forced to implement many changes to iOS – including letting developers create web browsers with their own engine. A year later, none of the major web browsers have released an EU-specific version. In an exclusive interview with 9to5Mac, Opera Product Manager Jona Bolin detailed why the changes made by Apple are still not enough to increase competition.