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Tuesday October 16, 2018. 10:16 PM
“CNBC reported that Apple plans to give away some of its forthcoming original video content to Apple device owners as a part of a new digital TV strategy (likely starting in Mid 2019),” Gene Munster and Will Thompson write for Loup Ventures. “We believe it’s the right...
“After receiving a record-breaking €4.34 billion fine in the EU for violating anti-trust laws, Google has announced today changes to Android’s licensing model for the EU zone,” Catalin Cimpanu reports for ZDNet. “The company plans to charge a fee to all Android phone makers...
“Apple is continuing to come up with ways to secure its devices while still making it as easy as possible to use, with one concept involving unlocking an iPhone or iPad and performing a Siri request, but only if the voice it hears matches that of its owner,” Malcolm Owen...
“Evgeny Cherpak’s iOS app, Remote Control for Mac, has been updated with Siri shortcut support, which opens up some interesting ways to control a Mac with shortcuts,” John Voorhees writes for MacStories. “Remote works via a companion menu bar app that you install on your Ma...
“When upgrading to Apple’s new iPhone XS, you have to choose between the 5.8-inch XS or the 6.5-inch XS Max,” Vadim Yuryev writes for AppleInsider. “After spending a month with both phones, there’s a few real-world differences between the two models that may be worth knowing...
“iPhone XS and XS Max are considered the true successors to last year’s iPhone X, which featured a total redesign that removed the traditional home button in favor of a facial recognition system and an edge-to-edge OLED display,” Dave Smith writes for Business Insider.But if...
“When Apple first unveiled the design of its forthcoming bagel emoji, there was an almighty furore,” Rachel Thompson reports for Emojipedia. “Bagel-loving New Yorkers criticised the initial design for its sub-par appearance.” “As Nikita Richardson writes in Grub Street:...
“Subscriptions have turned into a booming business for app developers, accounting for $10.6 billion in consumer spend on the App Store in 2017, and poised to grow to $75.7 billion by 2022,” Sarah Perez writes for TechCrunch. “But alongside this healthy growth, a number of...
“Respected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo thinks that the iPhone XR is going to be a massive smash hit for Apple — and it seems that everyone is being taken by surprise by how in-demand it is,” Luke Dormehl reports for Cult of Mac. “In a recent note to investors, Kuo increased his...
“Apple was granted a patent covering a folding iPhone back in November 2016,” Jack Purcher reports for Patently Apple. “Today, the U.S. Patent and Trademark published Apple’s second granted patent for Apple’s folding iPhone.” “Apple’s second patent win covers a new round of...
“Paul Allen, the fiercely private Microsoft co-founder known as much for his love of sports, rock music, and philanthropic endeavors as his software creation, died late Monday,” Jon Swartz reports for Barron’s. “He was 65.” “Allen’s investment firm, Vulcan, announced his...
“Apple apologized over the hacking of some Chinese accounts in phishing scams, almost a week after it emerged that stolen Apple IDs had been used to swipe customer funds,” Yoko Kubota reports for The Wall Street Journal. “In its English statement Tuesday, Apple said it found...
“Qualcomm Inc and the U.S. Federal Trade Commission on Monday asked a federal judge to delay a preliminary ruling in an antitrust case U.S. regulators brought against the mobile chip company in order to pursue settlement talks,” Stephen Nellis reports for Reuters. “In a...
“Apple’s chief design officer, Jony Ive, addressed a handful of topics during Wired Magazine‘s 25th-anniversary event on Monday, including his long-term prospects with the company,” Roger Fingas reports for AppleInsider. “There remains a lot to do, Ive told Vogue editor Anna...
“Demand for the iPhone XR will be higher than demand for the iPhone 8 last year, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reiterated in a note to investors this morning,” Juli Clover reports for MacRumors. “Kuo is predicting better than expected replacement demand for iPhone XR along with...
Monday October 15, 2018. 11:24 PM
“Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance has become a litmus test for business leaders,” Dylan Byers reports for NBC News. “The allegation that Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist who wrote for The Washington Post, was brutally murdered at the hands of Saudi officials has forced...
“Zimmer Biomet, a world leader in developing the components and systems for joint replacements, says that it is working with Apple on a new clinical study focused on people who get knee and hip replacements,” Ingrid Lunden reports for TechCrunch. “The trial will come in three...
“The Apple Watch is in use by scientists across the country to monitor everything from the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease to postpartum depression,” Christina Farr reports for CNBC. “Now, researchers are aiming to see how well the device can track eating disorders.” “The...
“Adobe is bringing Photoshop CC to the iPad,” Peter Bright reports for Ars Technica. “Set for release next year, Photoshop CC for iPad will bring the full Photoshop engine to Apple’s line of tablets.” “Photoshop for iPad has a user interface structured similarly to the...
“YouTuber PhoneBuff shared his first ever battery life test that uses a robotic setup to keep everything as even between the compared phones as possible. He kept all settings the same, except for one difference,” Michael Potuck reports for 9to5Mac. “Many readers mentioned...
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