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Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
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During WWDC 2021, Apple previewed iOS 15. As the company unveiled many features for the general public, Apple is also always working to make its products accessible to more and more people. Here’s everything new with Accessibility on iOS 15. more… The post iOS 15: Here are all of the new Accessibility features coming to…
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Having only fairly recently completed its massive Apple Park campus in Cupertino, Apple’s now “ramping up” efforts to decentralize its workforce, says Mark Gurman in his latest “Power On” column for Bloomberg. This means reluctantly embracing the idea that not everyone wants to live and work in Silicon Valley. While Apple execs have supposedly fought…
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Pick up an Apple-refurbished MacBook Air or MacBook Pro from Woot today and enjoy hundreds of dollars off the original price. Prices start at just $839.99 for a MacBook Air with an Intel Core i5 chip and 512GB of storage, while 13-inch MacBook Pro units are as little as $1,069.99. The sale is good for…
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Believe it or not, we’re just about two months away from the unveiling of the 2021 iPhone lineup. Even though the ’13’ in 2021 iPhone name isn’t believed to be customer-luring, a new report from Economic Daily News claims that this year’s iPhone lineup will indeed be called iPhone 13. Continue reading ? Go to…
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Apple is “ramping up efforts to decentralize out of Silicon Valley,” following difficulties recruiting and retaining talent at its Apple Park headquarters in California, according to Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman. In the second edition of his new Power On newsletter for Bloomberg, Gurman suggests that Apple is prepared to jettison its tradition of attracting technologists…
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Mobile advertisers are beginning to spend significantly more money targeting Android users thanks to Apple’s implementation of a framework on iOS, severely impacting the amount of data companies can collect about users on iPhone and iPad. As reported by The Wall Street Journal, following the April roll-out of ATT, or the App Tracking Transparency framework,…
Apple has been informed by China’s cyberspace regulator that it must remove the Didi Chuxing ride hailing app from the Chinese App Store following concerns about the Uber rival’s possible misuse of personal data. Apple CEO Tim Cook with Didi Chuxing president Jean Liu in 2016 The app in question is owned by Didi Global,…
A Chinese effort to work around App Tracking Transparency rules has effectively been killed after Apple retaliated by preventing app updates from affected apps from reaching the App Store.TikTok parent company ByteDance was linked to CAID. The introduction of App Tracking Transparency forced developers into asking permission to track an iPhone’s unique device identifier known…
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On a special episode of the AppleInsider podcast, editor of Podnews James Cridland, joins us to discuss the current state of Apple Podcasts monetization, platform exclusives, and the future of audio.James Cridland, Editor of PodnewsJames has worked in radio over 28 years, and in 2005 James helped launch the first daily podcast from a UK…
Apple’s fall iPhone refresh will be known as the “iPhone 13,” a report claims, with Apple also continuing to use its “mini,” “Pro,” and “Pro Max” terminology for the different models.The number that Apple will use to denote the 2021 iPhone lineup has caused some debate due to it potentially being the “iPhone 13.” Despite…
A new supply-chain report claims to have the answers to one question about the 2021 iPhones: What name will Apple choose? While we’ve been referring to this year’s models as the iPhone 13, other possibilities have been raised … more… The post 2021 iPhones will indeed be called iPhone 13 – supply-chain report appeared first…
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Less than a month after Apple paid $440M to settle one FaceTime patent infringement claim, it was faced with another one, by VoIP-Pal. In this case, however, Apple is calling for a court to reject VoIP-Pal’s claims in the most unambiguous of terms … more… The post Apple seeks double-rejection of VoIP-Pal’s iMessage and FaceTime patent claims appeared first on…
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With Apple’s App Tracking Transparency having been available for several months now, advertisers have begun shifting their spending patterns. A new report indicates that the prices for mobile ads targeting iOS users have dropped, while prices targeting Android users have increased. more… The post Apple’s App Tracking Transparency enforcement pushes advertisers to Android instead appeared…
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Apple announced iPad Air 4 last year. To lower the cost, the company included Touch ID in the iPad Air’s power button. Now, a patent that covers Touch ID implementation in the power button has been updated by Apple, and it suggests that the future iPhones could come with similar technology. Continue reading ? Go…
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