HQ Trivia may live-on according to the CEO, despite the collapse of the company behind the live game-show app.
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watchOS 6.1.3 Fixes a Bug for Watch Owners in Iceland
Apple has released watchOS 6.1.3 that fixes a bug for Apple Watch owners in Ireland. There’s also a watchOS 5.3.5 update for iOS 12 users.
Apple Maps Transit Directions Comes to Europe
Apple Maps transit directions are starting to appear in the app for European users, like in France, Ireland, and Norway.
Apple Will Miss Q2 2020 Revenue Guidance Following Coronavirus Outbreak
Apple announced that the coronavirus outbreak is limiting supply and sales in China, meaning it will miss its revenue guidance for Q1 2020.
Mark Zuckerberg: 'There Should be Regulation on Harmful Content'...But...
Mark Zuckerberg conceded that there should be regulation of harmful content online but warned regulation could stifle innovation.
Warren Buffet Sells $800 Million Worth of Apple Stock
Despite Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway’s recent sale of $800 million of Apple stock, it still remains the firm’s largest shareholder.
Your 2020 Playlist for Apple Music Replay is Available
Your Apple Music Replay 2020 playlist is here. Apple will make weekly playlists, not just a playlist at the end of the year.
The HQ Trivia App is No More
The one popular live quiz app HQ Trivia is no more, after the company became bankrupt and laid of all the remaining staff.
US Government Agencies Expose New North Korean Malware Campaign
US Cyber Command, DHS, and FBI have exposed a new North Korean campaign of malware and phishing, with six new families of malware.
Apple Updates Human Interface Guidelines With New Resources
Apple has added new design resources in its Human Interface Guidelines collection, like Apple Pay templates, Apple Health icon, and more.
Gmail for iOS Integrates With Files App
Google shared a blog post today in which it announced that Gmail for iOS will now support adding files from the Files app.
Three Rolling Out UK 5G Network Ready For Compatible iPhone
Three is rolling out its UK 5G network, and says it is ready for the “critical inflection point” of when Apple launches a 5G iPhone.
Apple Told to Pay Workers For Time Spent Having Their Bags Checked
Apple is liable for millions of dollars after the California Supreme Court told it to pay employees for time spent in mandatory bag searches.
The Different Offers Available on Refurbed 16-Inch MacBook Pros
The 16-inch MacBook Pro has made its way into the official Apple refurb store, with offers on a variety of different models available.
YouTube TV Ends Support for App Store Subscription
YouTube sent emails to customers today saying that it will end support for App Store subscriptions for YouTube TV in March.
Apple Sells Certified Refurbished 16-Inch MacBook Pros
Apple now sells certified refurbished 16-inch MacBook Pros on its website, a model that was released in November 2019.
AR Quick Look Lets Retailers Sell Products in Augmented Reality
Apple is updating Quick Look, an AR feature to preview objects in the physical world. One feature could let retailers sell products.
‘Data Protection Act’ Could Create US Data Protection Agency
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) proposed a bill called the Data Protection Act that would create a federal U.S. data protection agency.
Readdle Updates Spark For iOS And Mac
The macOS and iOS versions of Readdle’s Spark email app got an update this week, with useful new features added.
Microsoft Project XCloud Launches iOS Preview
Users can now apply to test Microsofts Project XCloud game streaming service on iOS devices via the TestFlight program.
iPhone Assembler Foxconn Aiming to be at 50 Percent Output by Month End
Foxconn hopes that it can resume up to half of its output by the end of February and be at 80 percent by the end of March.
Apple’s Swift Playgrounds App Comes to macOS
Released for iPad in 2016, Apple is bringing the Swift Playgrounds app to macOS as another platform on which to code.
FTC Launches Probe Into Acquisitions By Apple And Other Tech Giants
The FTC has announced a probe into acquisitions by major tech firms, including Apple, to see if they are anticompetitive.
Siri Can Answer Your Questions About Elections
Along with Apple News’ 2020 coverage of the election, Apple added functionality to Siri so she can answer your election questions.