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The developer of a firewall and VPN app has successfully managed to challenge the App Store guidelines that govern the app review process, enabling it to offer a day pass subscription that isn’t typically allowed under the rules.During WWDC, Apple revealed a major change to the review process of apps and updates being submitted to…
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If you’re waking up this morning finding that a lot of the services you use on the internet are not working, don’t worry, it’s not just you. Earlier this morning, an outage with CenturyLink has interrupted services for many across the world. more… The post PSA: CenturyLink outage takes down Amazon, Hulu, Playstation Network, etc…
Apple Arcade has added three notable titles over the last several weeks: “Game of Thrones: Tale of Crows” from Devolver Digital, “Next Stop Nowhere” from Night School Studio, and “The Last Campfire” from Hello Games. A new deep dive from TechRadar today offers a closer look at the development of the games, and how Apple…
A mob vandalized an Apple Store in Brooklyn, suspects have been arrested in an investigation into another store’s looting, investigators demand data from Apple over a municipal hack, and more crime stories involving Apple, its products, and services.Apple Store in Christiana MallThe latest in an occasional Apple Insider series, looking at the world of Apple…
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Since the Files app was released with iOS 11, it’s become a staple of how I use the iPhone and iPad, and I don’t think it gets enough credit for helping bridge the gap between macOS, iOS, and iPadOS. Between the ability to access all my iCloud Drive documents on top of integration with Google…
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The next iPad may borrow some of the design and features from the iPad Pro lineup, with allegedly leaked design schematics including thinner bezels, sensors intended for Face ID, and supposed support for the Magic Keyboard.Apple launched its seventh-generation iPad in September 2019, with it sporting a larger 10.2-inch Retina display and support for the…
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August 29, 2001: During a meeting, Apple’s board of directors awards Steve Jobs new stock options that will become part of a stock-backdating scandal several years later. When the matter eventually ends up in court, Apple’s former general counsel pays $2.2 million to settle charges that she backdated stock options for Jobs, herself and others…
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Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 2 smartphone could cost consumers a little less money than the original Galaxy Fold at launch, with Samsung’s own website seemingly revealing the price ahead of its official unveiling on September 1.Initially revealed alongside other new releases in early August, the Galaxy Z Fold 2 was outlined by Samsung, but a…
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Samsung’s latest and greatest smartphones have arrived in the form of the Note 20 and the Note 20 Ultra, so AppleInsider compared their spectacular cameras with Apple’s own iPhone line to find the better snapper.We were thrilled to get our hands on the new Note devices, with Samsung touting some amazing new upgrades for the…
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Cult of Mac’s Ian Fuchs says new features in iPadOS 14 make the Apple Pencil an indispensable tool — even for people who aren’t artists. That’s the cover story in this week’s free issue of Cult of Mac Magazine. Download it now for that story, plus the latest Apple news, leaks, how-tos and reviews. (In…
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The last few months have been fantastic for Jeff Bezos and the other billionaires. They continue to make money at absurd rates despite a global pandemic and the related economic fallout. For most people, though, work — and income — are not guaranteed. However, you can develop a reliable income stream with this course, which…
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WhatsApp, the world’s biggest Instant Messaging platform, doesn’t offer multi-platform sync functions. Meaning, you can’t transfer WhatsApp chat and media from iOS to Android or vice versa using the official solution. WhatsApp does offer the native backup solution on iPhone and Android using iCloud and Google Drive respectively. Due to the WhatsApp backup size and…
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The dispute between Apple and Epic Games continued to be all over the news this week, but we also saw an interesting leak that claims an upcoming revamped iPad Air will incorporate Touch ID into the power button. Other news this week included a fresh beta of iOS 14 with a few more tweaks as…
A series of robberies have been reported in New York involving Apple products, with a group of criminals targeting customers who are exiting Apple Stores with their purchases.A total of 15 such thefts have been reported since June 30 in Manhattan, New York, where Apple Store customers have their new hardware taken shortly after buying…
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The iPhone 12 lineup is shaping up to be a very big upgrade from Apple. Apart from launching four new models this year, the company is going to upgrade almost every aspect of its iPhone lineup with some major changes. Which iPhone 12 features are you looking forward to the most? Continue reading → Go…
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