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The coronavirus outbreak has made an impact on Foxconn’s finances with the iPhone assembly partner enduring its biggest year-on-year drop in revenue for a month in a seven-year period due to the virus affecting its production pipeline. Go to Source Author:
External keyboards for the iPad and iPad Pro may not need to connect over Bluetooth or use the Smart Connector, with Apple considering the possibility of using the capacitive touchscreen as a means to read button presses from the attached hardware. Go to Source Author:
One of the elements of a recent report from reliable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo was the suggestion that Apple would be adopting mini-LED backlighting for six products this year … more… The post Somewhat confused Digitimes report backs mini-LED backlighting in 2020 Apple devices appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: Ben Lovejoy
Code discovered in the Spotify app indicates that it may soon be able to respond to a “Hey Spotify” command. That would enable it to do similar things to Siri with Apple Music, like play a specific song, album, artist, or playlist without the need for touch input first … more… The post ‘Hey Spotify’…
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Wireless CarPlay is still rare in 2020, so it’s always great news to see new cars offer the premium version of Apple’s infotainment feature. As 9to5Mac‘s sister site Electrek reports, Chevy’s new car of the future will be equipped with Wireless CarPlay and more modern features not widely available in new cars. more… The post 2021 Chevy Bolt…
One of the most impactful steps any company could take right now in limiting the spread of the coronavirus is to encourage working from home. According to the CDC, the two biggest transmission risks are close contact (defined as within six feet) and droplets from coughs and sneezes. Office working seems almost tailor-made to maximize…
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Apple is reporting that some cloud services including iMessage, iCloud Photos and iCloud Drive are currently experiencing technical difficulties. more… The post iCloud and iMessage currently experiencing performance issues appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: Benjamin Mayo
App Store has new review guidelines, Ming-Chi Kuo predicts new iMac Pro and 14.1-inch MacBook Pro, @coiiiiiiiin predicts new iMac and Mac mini, Apple has to deal with COVID-19 and SXSW, and Apple’s first theatrical release film is coming Friday. 9to5Mac Happy Hour is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn or through our RSS feed for Overcast and…
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Apple has continued its ‘Behind the Mac’ campaign in Japan by sticking with its current focus on animation, publishing a new video featuring Japanese animator, film-maker, and director of anime film ‘Your Name’ Makoto Shinkai. Go to Source Author:
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Read More “9to5Mac Daily: March 05, 2020 – Apple backs out of SXSW, new App Store rules” »
Multiple reports have hinted at a ‘Lite’ version of AirPods Pro. Digitimes has now reported that Apple suppliers will start working on entry-level AirPods Pro by the end of Q1 or beginning of Q2. Furthermore, the assembly of new AirPods Pro is expected to begin from mid-April. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Mahit…
Read More “Report: ‘AirPods Pro Lite’ Expected to Enter Production by the End of Q1 2020” »
Apple’s iPhone SE 2 could be pushed back beyond the March release some were expecting as a result of the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak causing disruption in Apple’s supply chain. A report published Thursday claims that Apple has deferred orders for the flexible printed circuit boards (PCBs) for the low-cost handset. Orders initially scheduled for the…
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At $1.3 trillion these days, Apple’s a pretty darn valuable company. But how much could have personally netted had you been smart enough to invest in the company back during its December 1980 IPO when the stock first went public? Obviously that depends on how much you’d have invested in the Cupertino computer company, and…
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A new leak surrounding the iPhone 12 Pro and iOS 14 reveals quite a bit about what Apple has in store for us this year. This is the first iPhone 12 Pro leak to talk about its specs and other improvements that Apple plans to include on the lineup this year. Continue reading → Go…
Apple could have possibly delayed the launch of the iPhone SE 2 to the second quarter of this year. A DigiTimes report claims that Apple has deferred the PCB orders of the iPhone 9 from the first quarter to second which possibly hints at a delayed launch for the device. Continue reading → Go to Source Author:…
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