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Thanks to the rumors and leaks, we already know quite a bit about Apple’s upcoming AirTags item tracker. Now a new report claims that Apple will unveil AirTags alongside iPhone 12 in the second half of October. The report is sourced from the Chinese supply chain. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Mahit Huilgol
Apple continues to see industry-leading growth in the wearables business, thanks in large part to the continued success of its so-called “Hearables” products. According to new data from IDC, Apple shipped 23.7 million AirPods and Beats products during the second quarter of 2020. more… The post IDC: Apple continues to see strong Wearables growth driven…
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Apple is planning to hold an event in the latter half of October that will see the unveiling of the iPhone 12 models, Apple Watch Series 6, and long-rumored AirTags, according to a report from Japanese site Mac Otakara. Citing rumors from “Chinese suppliers,” Mac Otakara suggests that Apple initially planned to release the AirTags…
Apple shares shot up more than 3% in early trading Monday following a 4-for-1 stock split that took place after the market closed Friday. This morning, every Apple shareholder who owned one share at Friday’s closing price of $499.23 owned four shares, each with one-quarter that value ($124.81). A little more than an hour after…
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Netflix made a selection of popular shows and movies available for free. This includes Stranger Things, Elite, Boss Baby: Back in Business, and several more. Watching these doesn’t require signing up with Netflix, but they can‘t be viewed on an iPhone. Start streaming today The streaming service says, “Netflix is the premiere destination for all…
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At a company-wide meeting last week, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg criticized Apple opening in front of more than 50,000 employees. He said that Apple has a “unique stranglehold as a gatekeeper on what gets on phones.” Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Rajesh Pandey
The Apple Watch will no longer be counted in podcast listener numbers for Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) Tech Lab partners because it has been found to falsely inflate listener numbers. Currently, when a podcast is automatically downloaded by an Apple Watch user, it is counted as two listeners; one from the Apple Watch, and one…
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Back in June at WWDC, Apple announced several changes to its handling of App Store review, noting that it would in most cases no longer hold up bug fix updates over violations of App Store guidelines, and that it would allow developers to challenge existing guidelines. In a note to developers today, Apple confirmed that…
Apple’s four-for-one stock split takes effect today, with the company’s share price dropping from roughly $500 to around $125 as of the start of trading this morning. The strong rise in Apple’s stock price over the past five months has continued today, with shares trading nearly 3% higher in the first few minutes of trading….
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Netflix is offering limited free access to a variety of original programming, reports OnlyTech. iOS appears to be inexplicably excluded from the limited free access, which is available on Android and in-browser. The limited free access includes admission to “Stranger Things,” “Murder Mystery,” “Élite,” “Boss Baby: Back in Business,” “Bird Box,” “When They See Us,”…
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Ginger Labs today announced an update to its popular productivity app Notability, introducing several new features designed to enhance creativity within the app. Among the new tools is a feature that lets users draw arrows and curves that will snap perfectly into place. Users can also now draw perfectly spaced dots and dashes with the…
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Zendure has announced its latest future-forward charging gear, the new SuperTank Pro and the accompanying SuperPort S4 both cater to an increasingly USB-C world.The new Zendure SuperTank Pro USB-C battery and SuperPort S4 multi-chargerA couple years ago, we loudly touted the Zendure SuperTank as our favorite high-capacity battery thanks to its rugged design, four simultaneous…
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Investment bank Wedbush has adjusted its AAPL price target to $150, taking into account Apple’s recent four-for-one stock split.Credit: Andrew O’Hara, AppleInsiderApple announced its stock split during its July 30 earnings call, a move that would make the stock “more accessible” to a broader range of investors. In the split, each shareholder received four times…
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While a sale of TikTok’s US operations may be imminent, the Chinese restrictions on artificial intelligence technology exports may be a stumbling block for negotiations.Revealed by China’s ministries managing commerce, science, and technology on Friday, the restrictions limit the kinds of technologies that can be exported from China without requiring a license from authorities. The…
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While Apple’s devices are typically more secure than the competition, that doesn’t mean they’re immune to flaws. In the case of the Mac, a new report highlights how Apple accidentally approved one of the most common malware threats to run on recent versions of macOS. While the original flaw was quickly fixed, another similar one…
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