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Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Following stock at Verizon last week, today we’re seeing refreshed stock for the AirPods Max in Silver at Amazon for a price of $549.00. If you have Amazon Prime’s two-day shipping option, you can get the AirPods Max in the mail as soon as early next week. In weeks past, we’ve seen Silver and Space…
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Apple has begun adding repairability scores to its website and Apple Store app in France to meet the demands of new Right to Repair laws (via MacGeneration). The scores, displayed on purchase pages for a range of Apple products, give devices a rating out of ten for how easy it is to repair, much like…
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A Pennsylvania iPhone user claims that her call to Apple Support was intercepted by a hacker who proceeded to remotely install apps and transfer money out of her bank account.Apple iPhoneDonna Francis, of Baden, in Beaver County, western Pennsylvania, says that she initially ignored an incoming call purporting to be from “Xfinity Apple Support.” When…
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The popular video-sharing app sees the agreement as a way to show the community that it respects users’ privacy.The proposed settlement has been called one of the largest privacy-related payouts in history. It applies to over 89 million users — some as young as six years old — who claimed that the company engaged in…
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This week on the AppleInsider Podcast we discuss alleged renders of the 2021 iMac redesign and smaller Mac Pro, plus a supposed image of “AirPods 3,” questions over the SSD longevity on M1 Macs, and more!Well-known leaker Jon Prosser has provided what he claims are renders of the redesigned 2021 iMac. The key change is…
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Market intelligence company Counterpoint Research suggests that the delayed iPhone 12 launch last year may well have worked out in Apple’s favor. The firm says there were two benefits in the delay… more… The post Delayed iPhone 12 launch worked out in Apple’s favor – Counterpoint appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: Ben…
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Filming of an episode of the Apple TV+ show Truth Be Told had to be abandoned after protestors disrupted the shoot in LA’s Leimert Plaza Park… more… The post Apple TV+ ‘Truth Be Told’ filming shut down by protestors in LA appeared first on 9to5Mac. Go to Source Author: Ben Lovejoy
The first antitrust ruling on the legality of Apple’s App Store arrangements could be close. Dutch competition watchdogs have told developers they can expect a decision soon. The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) is considering two issues… more… The post First App Store antitrust ruling is close after years-long investigation appeared first on…
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President Biden has reversed the US immigrant freeze imposed by his predecessor, and will not extend the US work visa freeze. Hundreds of thousands of foreign workers will soon be able to apply for visas and green cards, including the H-1B temporary worker visa, which Apple had said was important to its business. Apple, Google,…
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For customers in the market for an aftermarket CarPlay installation, Alpine Electronics this week announced that its new iLX-F409 receiver with a 9-inch capacitive touchscreen is now available at select retailers in the United States. Alpine says the iLX-F409 receiver has all of the same features as the larger 11-inch iLX-F411 introduced last year, but…
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The European Commission had claimed that Apple and Google were talking with the World Health Organization about coronavirus vaccine passport, but WHO officials have refuted this.European UnionEuropean government officials have been pressing countries to agree on creating what are called “vaccine passports,” and insisting that it’s a race against technology firms. During a five-hour video…
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If you’re ready to order AirPods Max and don’t want to wait a month to receive the high-end headphones, Amazon has units available to ship in one to two days. Plus, save $50 on AirPods Pro with coupon.At press time, AirPods Max are set to ship in 1-2 days at Amazon in Silver, and will…
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Apple has been found to be the most relevant brand to consumers for the sixth year in a row. The result was announced after surveying the views of 13,000 US consumers on 228 brands. Prophet, the company behind the survey, said that relevant brands had six key characteristics… more… The post Apple is the most…
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Filming for the second season of Apple TV crime drama “Truth Be Told” was suspended after local protesters showed up to object to the use of a Los Angeles park.The protestors had shown up to protest the use of South L.A.’s historic Leimert Plaza Park, which had previously been off-limits to L.A.’s homeless population during…
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Antitrust investigators in the Netherlands are reportedly coming to the end of a “years-long” investigation into Apple and its control of the App Store. The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has been investigating this matter since 2019. It focuses on Apple’s “payments system” in the App Store, which charges developers 15% to 30%…
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