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Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
For obvious reasons, New Year’s plans aren’t quite what they normally are this year. But thanks to a new Apple Pay special offer, at least you can get 20% off a food delivery using the Grubhub app or website. Provided that you pay using Apple’s own payment platform, that is. The offer — available through…
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As 2020 comes to an end, many retailers are discounting a wide array of Apple accessories. In this article, we’ve rounded up the best sales you can find online for Apple accessories from companies like Nomad, Speck, Twelve South, Pad & Quill, JBL, and more. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with some of these…
It’s more than 10 years since technology writer Nicholas Carr proclaimed the personal computer dead. But don’t tell Apple — since a new report claims that global MacBook shipments are set to skyrocket next year. According to data from Finaria, global MacBook shipments are expected to hit 17.1 million units in 2021. That’s a 10% year-on-year…
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Apple has lost a copyright infringement case against Corellium, a startup that lets users run iOS firmware in a web browser for testing purposes. Apple sued the former iPhone jailbreakers behind Corellium in August 2019. “There is no basis for Corellium to be selling a product that allows the creation of avowedly perfect replicas of…
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Apple has booted an app from the App Store accused of helping promote secret indoor parties during COVID-19 lockdowns. The Vybe Together app was connected with a TikTok account (also removed) that promoted New York-area parties. While its creators claim that they weren’t encouraging law-breaking behavior, clearly both Apple and TikTok disagreed. “We are like…
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Apple has pulled an iOS app from the App Store that encouraged users to organize secret underground parties despite social distancing measures and U.S. pandemic restrictions, reports The Verge. Called “Vybe Together,” the app billed itself as a place to organize and attend secret parties, with its now-defunct website using the tagline “Get your rebel…
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December 30, 1999: Microsoft hits the height of its 1990s dominance and begins its early-2000s decline, clearing a gap at the top for Apple. After hitting its all-time high of $53.60, Microsoft stock starts to fall. Less than a year later, Microsoft shares fall more than 60 percent in value to $20. A decade of…
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What a roller coaster ride 2020 has been, even for Apple. The company (like most of us) had other plans for the year, but the worldwide pandemic had something else in store. Even though the year didn’t go as planned, Apple managed to attract a lot of eyeballs (and sales too), now that we all…
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2020 saw a record App Store spend as coronavirus lockdowns saw people forced to seek more at-home entertainment, according to analytics data. With less time spent with family, and fewer entertainment options outside the home, more time has been spent using apps. The holidays alone have seen consumers so far spend an estimated $407M on…
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After using AirPods Max for a while now, some users have reported experiencing an issue with the headphones that occurs when switching them between active noise cancelation and transparency modes. Pressing the noise control button on the right ear cup is meant to toggle ?AirPods Max? between the two modes seamlessly, but sometimes only one…
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A series of photos have popped up on Twitter, showing off 2007’s iPhone production factory. The photos show how organized Apple’s production was, even when they were manufacturing the world’s first iPhone back in 2007. Continue reading ? Go to Source Author: Sanuj Bhatia
Just in time for New Year’s Eve, Apple on Tuesday sent out emails informing Apple Pay users that they can save 20% on a Grubhub delivery when ordering through the official Grubhub app and online.The latest in a running series of Apple Pay promotions, today’s Grubhub special is applicable to a single order of $10…
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While 2020 was all about social distancing and staying at home, there was a controversial app promoting secret private parties during the COVID-19 pandemic. Thankfully, the iOS app was removed from the App Store this week. more… The post App that promoted secret parties during the COVID-19 pandemic is removed from App Store appeared first…
In the latest special offer of 2020 for Apple Pay users, Apple is promoting its payment service with 20% discount for orders in the Grubhub app or website. The offer, of course, is valid when you checkout with Apple Pay. more… The post Latest Apple Pay promotion offers 20% discount on Grubhub orders appeared first…
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Vybe Together, an app that facilitated “secret parties” between users, has been removed from the iOS App Store after seemingly flouting coronavirus safety guidelines by promoting large New Year’s Eve gatherings.A recent Vybe Together video appeared on TikTok encouraging users to join “secret gatherings” in New York City up to and including this weekend, reports…
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