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Apple Blocks Clearview AI iPhone App
Apple has blocked Clearview AI’s iPhone app, saying it violated the terms of its enterprise program because the app wasn’t for internal use.
Major Tech Events Being Canceled Due to Coronavirus
A number of major technology firms, including Microsoft and Facebook, are canceling events and conference appearances due to coronavirus.
Tim Cook: Apple ‘Fundamentally Strong’ in Wake of Coronavirus
In an interview with Fox Business Network, Tim Cook said that Apple is “fundamentally strong” in the face of COVID-19.
WeWork Series Coming to Apple TV+
An Apple TV+ series on the rise and fall of WeWork, based on the WeCrashed podcast from Wondery, is in development.
First Apple Store to Launch in India in 2021, Online Store Will Launch This Year
CUPERTINO – Apple CEO Tim Cook announced his company would open its first physical Apple Store in India in 2021, and that the company would launch its own online store later in 2020.
Carriers Could be Fined $200M For Selling Location Data
The FCC is preparing to fine four major cellular carriers roughly US$200 million for selling location data of customers.
Apple Reportedly Plans iPad Keyboard With Trackpad
A report today claims that Apple plans to introduce an iPad keyboard with a built-in trackpad, and we could see it with the next iPad Pro.
Airbnb’s Secret Algorithms Plunder Your Social Media
Airbnb uses a secret algorithm to figure out how trustworthy you are, and it mines your social media for sex work, porn, drugs, and more.
Two Key Operations Execs Are Leaving Apple
Two long-serving Apple execs, Nick Forlenza and Duco Pasmooij, are leaving the company’s operations division.
China Says That Plague Inc. Game is Illegal, Gets Removed From App Store
Ndemic Creations, the creator of the popular game Plague Inc. received a warning from China that the game contained illegal content.
Apple Gives China App Store Game Developers Deadline to Comply With Censorship Laws
Apple has announced that game developers selling in the China App Store have until June 30 to get a license from the state’s censors.
Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Worry About Apple Watch AFib Detection
The Apple Watch is a Class II medical device which puts it in the same category as condoms. Here’s why you shouldn’t worry about its AFib detection.
How Apple Caused Chaos At Facebook HQ
Apple plunged Facebook into chaos when it pulled enterprise certificate, taking its internal apps offline for a period.
Altice One Cable Service Launches on Apple TV
Cable company Altice USA announced the launch of Altice One on Apple TV 4K. Customers get it as part of their subscription plan.
Apple Research App Supports AirPods Pro in Hearing Study
The Apple Research app was updated on Tuesday with support for AirPods Pro in its Hearing Study, which partners with the University of Michigan.
Santa Clara University Supports iPhone, Apple Watch for Contactless IDs
Santa Clara University students can now add their contactless IDs to Apple Wallet to use their iPhone and Apple Watch in place of a card.
Apple and TikTok Decline to Testify in Front of Congress for Second Time
Apple and TikTok have rejected a request from Sen. Josh Hawley to appear at a hearing discussing their relationships with China.
How to Take Screenshots and Record Your Screen on iPad With iOS 13
Taking screenshots on an iPad is a simple click of the button. However, recording the screen requires a couple of extra steps.
Apple Publishes White Papers on Mac Pro, Pro Display XDR
Apple has published two white papers that cover the Mac Pro and the Pro Display XDR, with details on each product’s features and hardware.
Apple, Johnson & Johnson Launch ‘Heartline’ Study
Apple and Johnson & Johnson partner on the Heartline study to determine if the accompanying app as well as Apple Watch can reduce the risk of a stroke.
New IEEE 802.11ay Wi-Fi Standard Could be Heading to iPhones
The next generation of iPhones could support a Wi-Fi standard known as IEEE 802.11ay, which could help facilitate communication between nearby devices.
Today at Apple Sessions Celebrate International Women’s Day 2020
Apple retail stores will celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8 with a series of Today at Apple sessions called “She Creates”.
Target Inventory Indicates New Apple TV, iPod Touch, and Apple Watch Bands
Images from the Target inventory that appeared to show a new Apple TV, new iPod Touch, and new Apple Watch wristbands.