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9to5Mac Daily: August 15, 2022 – Apple’s ad business, more

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Apple sets new deadline for corporate employees to return to the office three days a week

After Apple employees began returning to in-person work in April of this year, the company paused the rollout of its plans due to cases of COVID-19 increasing again. On Monday, Apple set a new deadline for its corporate employees to return to the office. Starting September 5, employees will need to work in person at least a few days a week.

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iCloud Shared Photo Library: Here’s how it works in iOS 16

Apple is bringing a major change to the Photos app with iOS 16 that makes it much easier to share important photos and videos with loved ones. Going beyond the Shared Albums feature that’s been available for years, iCloud Shared Photo Library lets you automatically or manually share your photo library and also directly from your camera.

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Here’s everything still to come from Apple in 2022

The first half of 2022 was incredibly busy – we saw the introduction of the Mac Studio, the Studio Display, a completely redesigned MacBook Air, and more. Apple also unveiled its next round of software updates, including iOS 16, at WWDC in June.

But Apple’s year is far from over, and there are a lot of announcements still to come. Here’s everything we know.

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How to return first and last times from timestamps in Microsoft Excel

Multiple daily records for calls into your call center can be reformatted as a single record for each caller.

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OnePlus 10 Pro is already getting its second OxygenOS 13 open beta

OnePlus has announced its second open beta phase for OxygenOS 13 on its 10 Pro device. This beta phase brings in a host of fixes and changes as the Chinese company looks to fully release the software on its 10 Pro phone.

iOS 16 beta 6 gives users more control over battery percentage in Low Power Mode

Apple last week released iOS 16 beta 5, and the update came with a surprise: it added battery percentage to modern iPhones (iPhone X and later) for the first time. With iOS 16 beta 6, which was released earlier today to developers, the company is giving users even more control over the battery percentage when Low Power Mode is enabled.

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Building the future of healthcare in the metaverse

The metaverse is expected to take telehealth visits to the next level.

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In security, there is no average behavior

Doron Hendler, CEO and co-founder of RevealSecurity, explains the right way and the wrong way to detect malicious behavior.

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How to insert absolute and relative hyperlinks in a Microsoft Word document

If you want a hyperlink to always work, use absolute and relative hyperlinks appropriately in a Microsoft Word document.

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