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Apple's Investments in Green Technology Bring About a First for Green Energy
Apple’s latest Annual Green Bond report shows a commitment to green energy. New investments show promise in cleaner smelted aluminum.
Cybercrime Group Lapsus$ Led by Teen Hacker, Researchers Claim
Researchers claim the mastermind of cybercrime group Lapsus$, responsible for recent attacks against big companies, is a teenager in England.
Instagram Rolls Out Chronological Favorites and Following Feed Options
Instagram’s chronological feed is back, as the social network rolled out Favorites and Following feed options to its iOS and Android apps.
Apple TV+ Series 'Severance' Has Its Own Disturbing LinkedIn Page
Apple TV+’s latest streaming show ‘Severance’ has made its own LinkedIn profile that provides tongue-in-cheek humor and Easter eggs.
Apple Designing 15-Inch MacBook Air, Analyst Says
Among the rumors swirling around Apple’s product plans, we see the possibility of a 15-inch MacBook Air coming in 2023.
Arizona First State to Accept ID in Apple Wallet at TSA Security
Apple Wallet users in Arizona will soon be able to use their devices to gain clearance at select TSA checkpoints. More states will follow.
Apple Card May Go International After UK Acquisition
The recent acquisition of a UK-based credit scoring company may be a sign of Apple Card’s international expansion beginning soon.
Mac Studio SSD Swap Sparks Controversy, Sparks Right to Repair Debates
As customers receive their new Mac Studios, some are attempting to swap out parts. This is proving more complicated than it would seem.
Disney Mirrorverse is Coming to iOS, Pre-Register Now To Get Game Bonuses
Disney announced its new mobile game called Disney Mirrorverse featuring characters defending an alternate Disney Universe.
New Malware Known as GIMMICK Affecting Mac Systems in Asia
Volexity’s security experts recently detected new malware, GIMMICK. It’s primarily affecting users in Asia, and there are ways to combat it.
Apple Podcasts Rolling Out Follower Metrics and Other Improvements to Help Creators Gain More Listeners
Apple Podcasts is rolling out a new feature allowing creators to view metrics for followers, including statistics down to the individual episode.
iPhone 15 Pro Rumor Says that Face ID Will Be Hidden Under Panel Created by Samsung
Samsung is rumored to be developing technology that will allow Apple to hide the iPhone 15 Pro Face ID sensors under the panel.
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[U] Apple Music, Other Online Services Face Second Day of Outages
For the second day in a row, users are reporting an Apple Music outage as well as issues using other of Apple’s online services.
Ukrainian Developer MacPaw Develops Anti-Spyware Software in Fight Against Russia
Ukrainian developers MacPaw announces the release of its anti-spying app SpyBuster, a free download to help against the fight with Russia.
MacBook Air Possibly to Arrive in 2022, Murmurs of New Mac Pro
Rumors are circulating that a new MacBook Air will be announced in 2022. No new MacBook Pro models are expected until 2023, though.
Okta Claims ‘No Corrective Actions’ Needed After Security Breach
As details emerge of the recent Okta security breach, customers wonder what the security firm isn’t telling them.
New Scan Text Feature Makes is Easier to Scan Physical Notes to iOS 15.4
With the new iOS 15.4 update comes a host of new features. Scan text is a new feature that allows your iPhone camera to scan physical text.
Apple Facing Ninth Weekly Fine in The Netherlands
The Netherlands has imposed a 9th fine on Apple for not complying with its order regarding payment methods for dating apps.
Alaska Airline is Testing the Use of iPad Pros for Check-in Stations
Alaska Airline is field-testing iPad Pros as self-check-in stations at the San Jose Norman Y. Mineta International Airport.
Apple Questioned for Barring Third-Party ECG Apps from Working with Apple Watch
Apple is being accused of trying to monopolize the heart rate app market by barring third-party ECG apps from working properly under watchOS.
Verizon to Offer 5G Ultra Wideband Service to More U.S. Cities This Year
Verizon acquired early clearance for its C-Band spectrum. This will allow the company to deploy 5G Ultra Wideband service to more US cities.
Customers Can Upgrade Studio Display Stand After Purchase
Even though Apple says users cannot upgrade the Studio Display stand after purchase, internal documents suggest otherwise.
Bipartisan Senate Bill Could Make ‘Right to Repair’ National Mandate
A bipartisan Senate bill recently introduced hopes to make Right to Repair federal law, not just a national movement.
