Month: March 2020

Apple’s upcoming low-cost LCD iPhone has reached the final stage of product verification at assembly lines in China, but delayed components mean it could yet be delayed to the second quarter of the year, according to DigiTimes. “iPhone 9” concept render by @OnLeaks via iGeeksBlog In two separate reports today, the hit-and-miss Taiwanese industry publication…

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Apple has deferred shipments of printed circuit boards from a supplier into the second quarter, a report claims, a delay caused by the coronavirus outbreak that could cause further problems for the launch of the long-rumored ‘iPhone SE 2.’ Go to Source Author:

Instead of the HomePod solely being controllable by taps on the top touch area, Apple is working on touch-sensitive fabric to allow users to control the speaker anywhere. Go to Source Author:

Twitter is finally getting on the Stories bandwagon. The company is testing a new Stories format called “Fleets.” For now, this new feature is live only to Twitter users in Brazil. It will allow Twitter users in the country to post ephemeral content on the platform. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Rajesh Pandey

Today only, B&H Photo has slashed the price of Apple’s upgraded 13-inch MacBook Pro by $600 during its Deal Zone event. Select between a 16GB memory upgrade or 512GB storage boost for just $1,099 with free next day delivery. Go to Source Author:

Apple has big plans for its mapping and navigation solution, and the company wants to go right up against Google Maps. After completing the rollout of redesigned Apple Maps in the US and some other markets, the company might be planning to bring editorial content and recommendations to its app. Continue reading → Go to…

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Apple was planning to participate in the SXSW 2020 Film Festival to premiere new original content coming to Apple TV+, but will no longer do so because of concerns about the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak in the United States and other countries, reports Variety. Apple in January announced that upcoming ‌Apple TV‌+ content “Home,” “Central…

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Apple will not attend the SXSW 2020 festival in March due to ongoing concerns over the spread of COVID-19, leaving three Apple TV+ originals without an official premiere venue. Go to Source Author: