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Apple Upgrade officially launches: Lease iPhones, Macs, iPads, and Watches starting at $17.99/month

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By iPad Mini, iPad Pro, MacBook Air
| BigGo
Apple has officially launched its new Apple Upgrade leasing service in the United States, marking a significant shift in how consumers can access its hardware. The program, developed in partnership with fintech company Klarna, allows eligible customers to lease iPhones, Macs, iPads, and Apple Watches through monthly payments rather than purchasing them outright.
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Report: Apple targeting BT.2020 for richer colors in next-gen OLED products

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By Mac products, iPad Pro
| FlatpanelsHD Verified
Apple is planning to move beyond DCI-P3 colors and embrace BT.2020 colors in future MacBook, iPad and Mac products, according to TrendForce. - "TrendForce's latest AMOLED technology and market report reveals that Apple plans to gradually adopt OLED panels capable of achieving 95% coverage of the BT.2020 color gamut across future MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and iMac product lines," said the market analyst firm.
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Anyone can now grade movies in up to 32K resolution

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By iPad Pro, OpenCl mode
| FlatpanelsHD Verified
The free version of the popular video editing suite DaVinci Resolve now supports up to 32K video editing. All you need is a device powered by Apple's M5 chip family. DaVinci Resolve is widely used by professional filmmakers and hobbyists, and it is typically the software of choice during FlatpanelsHD’s visits to Hollywood film studios. Also read: Sony sets its sights on 4000 nits as HDR's next frontier And now, there is one less excuse to stay below or at 4K resolution when editing video.
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