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Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Keeping your gadgets sanitized is simple, with these DIY alcohol wipes, and a little bit of work. (via Cult of Mac – Tech and culture through an Apple lens) Go to Source Author: Charlie Sorrel
Call of Duty: Mobile is losing its popular Zombies mode this month because it doesn’t meet the “level of quality” Activision expects. It’s unclear whether Zombies, which was added last November, will return at a later date. The game’s developers are currently focused on more important aspects of Call of Duty: Mobile, like Multiplayer, Battle…
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Apple in January was ordered to pay the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) $838 million for infringing on Caltech patents related to WiFi transmissions. Apple was hoping to get one of the patents in the case invalidated, but today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled against Apple and declined to invalidate…
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Apple is rejecting apps that are related to the COVID-19 coronavirus that aren’t provided by health organizations or government institutions, according to CNBC Four independent developers that spoke to CNBC said that their coronavirus apps, which were designed to let people see stats about which countries have confirmed cases, had been rejected. One developer was…
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In what appears to be a bid to halt the spread of misinformation, Apple is restricting distribution of apps related to COVID-19 to recognized health agencies and institutions, a report said Thursday. Go to Source Author:
Apple is taking a firm stance against coronavirus applications that aren’t from “recognized institutions,” a new report from CNBC says. According to the report, Apple is trying to prevent the spread of misinformation with this policy. more… The post Report: Apple rejecting coronavirus iOS apps that aren’t from ‘recognized institutions’ appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go…
Apple and Broadcom were hit with a more than $1 billion penalty in January for infringing upon patents held by the California Insitute of Technology. Following that decision, Apple pushed to get one of the Caltech patents in the case ruled as invalid, but that quest failed today. more… The post Apple’s bid to invalidate…
Read More “Apple’s bid to invalidate Caltech patent fails, still owes $838M in damages” »
Sonos has announced that it is abandoning its controversial Recycle Mode. This was a requirement of its Trade Up program, with Sonos requesting that users essentially brick their older hardware in exchange for a 30% discount on a newer Sonos speaker. more… The post Sonos drops controversial ‘Recycle Mode’ trade-in requirement that bricked older devices…
Apple’s bid to invalidate a California Institute of Technology patent that lies at the heart of a $1.1 billion patent infringement verdict was quashed on Thursday, leaving the tech giant on the hook for $838 million. Go to Source Author:
After Apple Pay’s expansion in the European markets such as Portugal and Slovakia last year, the mobile payment solution could soon make it to Mexico. Some users in the country were able to add their bank’s debit and credit cards to the Wallet app on their iPhones. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Asif…
The COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak has been spreading around the world since January, and so far, it has had a major impact on Apple’s device production and device sales in affected countries like China. As the virus continues to move through the United States and other countries, it could lead to production and supply problems for…
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You’re going to forget them somewhere, some time, here’s how to hopefully get them back whether you’ve dropped them behind the couch, or left them at work. Go to Source Author:
Bang & Olufsen is making a return following a quiet start to 2020, today unveiling its new Beosound Balance. This $2,250 speaker offers the usual mix of high-end design with audio to match. However, Bang & Olufsen is entering the crowded smart speaker marketplace with Google Assistant and AirPlay 2 capabilities in tow on its latest…
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Whether you’re new to Mac or have had one for a while but haven’t gotten in the habit of using Apple’s powerful trackpad to the fullest, follow along for all the things you can do with the Force Touch trackpad and how to customize its settings. more… The post New to Force Touch trackpads? Here’s…
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Apple’s next AirPods go into production very soon, according to an unconfirmed report coming out of Asia. These are the wireless headphones that are typically referred to as AirPods Pro Lite, though they are unlikely to have that name when released. Taiwan-based DigiTimes reports today: “Production of an entry-level version of Apple’s AirPods Pro, dubbed…
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