Month: July 2020

Apple is facing another antitrust complaint in Europe, this time from the developers of encrypted messenger app Telegram. In a complaint to the EU Commission, the app’s creators argue that Apple must give iOS users the opportunity to download software outside of the App Store. The Financial Times reports: In a complaint to EU competition…

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Apple is researching technology to allow an “Apple Glass” user to not be constrained to fixed physical gestures or touch controls, and instead manipulate any object to alter what is visible on the headset.Real-world objects can be used as the basis for presenting AR onesIt’s already possible to use Apple’s See in AR app to…

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To commemorate International Friendship Day, OtterBox has partnered with Disney for a series of iPhone cases featuring Disney’s iconic characters.Mickey, Minnie, and Goofy on OtterBox’s new iPhone case lineupThe six new iPhone cases from OtterBox feature Disney’s “Sensational Six.” If you’re not up on your Disney lore, that means the cases feature Mickey Mouse, Minnie…

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Apple recently settled a ‘Batterygate’ lawsuit against it by agreeing to pay $500 million which could see affected users get up to $25 from the company. Now, the company is being subjected to another multi-state U.S. investigation that is being led by Arizona for intentionally slowing down older iPhones. Continue reading → Go to Source…

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Apple has now been subjected to another anti-trust complaint in the EU, this time from Telegram. In their complaint, the developers of Telegram claim that Apple is limiting competition by not allowing users to download apps from outside of the App Store. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Rajesh Pandey

A few notable discounts on Apple’s MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models have appeared at Amazon and B&H Photo this week. Earlier in the week we shared news of 2020 MacBook Air notebooks for $100 off, and now the latest 13-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models are seeing solid discounts. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate…

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Secure messaging platform Telegram has become the third big developer to file an antitrust complaint against Apple in the European Union, railing against Apple’s control and fees on the App Store.Filed on Thursday morning, Telegram’s complaint with the European Commission is mostly focused on Apple’s fees and rules it implements in the App Store. Specifically…

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During the Big Tech CEO’s congressional hearing earlier today, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook was quick to reject the notion that Apple does not treat every developer in the same way. However, emails released as a part of the congressional hearing on Wednesday paint a different picture, with Apple making an exception for Amazon to gets…

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Broadcom had previously hinted that the iPhone 12 launch could be delayed to October this year. Qualcomm has now hinted at the same thing with the company’s CFO claiming that its fourth-quarter (Q3 2020) sales will be affected due to the delay of a flagship phone launch. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Rajesh…

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