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Apple Works to Make BYOD Company Programs Private
It isn’t just consumer technology. Apple is also working to make enterprise technology more private, like BYOD programs.
Foxconn Can Produce iPhones Outside China if Required, Says Top Exec
Foxconn could make iPhones outside of China if the U.S.-China trade war escalates further, a senior executive assured investors.
Apple Launches Beats Club Collection Solo3 Headphones
Apple launched the Beats Club Collection today for Solo3 wireless headphones. They come in a range of color combinations.
Paciolan Announces Apple Wallet College Ticket Support
Paciolan is a ticketing provider for college sports, and it announced plans to add Apple Wallet college ticket support for fans.
Three's 5G Network Going Live in UK in August
Cellular network Three announced that it will launch its 5G network in a number of major UK cities in August.
Mac Pro: No Confirmed Release Date, September Rumored
Apple said there is still no confirmed released date for the new Mac Pro, as rumors circulated that the device could come out in September.
iOS 12.3.2 Out Today, Fixing a Portrait Mode Bug
Apple is releasing iOS 12.3.2 today, and it fixes a Portrait Mode bug that some iPhone 8 Plus owners have been experiencing.
Brexit is Holding Back AI Preparations, Warns London Mayor
Mayor of London Sadiq Kahn used the start of London Tech Week to warn that Brexit is stopping the UK preparing properly for AI.
Maine Introduces Strong New Internet Privacy Law
Maine Governor Janet Mills has signed one of the country’s strongest internet privacy bills into law. It will come into force in July.
Powerbeats Pro Available in Australia and China
Powerbeats Pro wireless headphones are available in Australia and Mainland China and went on sale in the UK, France and Germany recently too.
iOS 13 Brings Multiple Camera Input
iOS 13 brings multiple camera input, meaning apps can capture photos and videos from multiple microphones and cameras on one device.
Obamas Sign Podcasting Deal With Spotify
Spotify announced that it had signed a multi-year agreement with President and Michelle Obama to produce and appear in podcasts.
2019 Apple Camp for Kids Registration Opens June 17
Apple announced that its 2019 Apple Camp for Kids is open for registration starting June 17 in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Safari 13 Adds CPU Timeline to Web Inspector
Safari 13 is adding a CPU Timeline to Web Inspector. This lets web developers measure the CPU usage of a page, energy impact, and more.
Display Manufacturer MSI Australia Mocks Apple's $1000 Pro Stand
Australian IT manufacturer MSI has got in on the act of attacking Apple’s new Pro Stand, mocking the product on Twitter.
Apple Deprecates SHA-1 in iOS 13 and macOS Catalina
Apple is deprecating SHA-1, an old security standard, in iOS 13 and macOS Catalina. This is good news since we now have the more secure SHA-2 and SHA-3.
Drive.ai Potentially Being Bought by Apple
Apple is reportedly looking to purchase Drive.ai in an acqui-hire that will see engineers from the self-driving vehicle firm join Apple.
Tim Cook Pays D-Day Tribute
Tim Cook paid tribute as the world celebrated D-Day, saying that those who stormed the beaches at Normandy “changed the course of history.”
iOS 13 Locks Down Private Notes in Contacts
iOS 13 locks down private notes in Contacts, preventing apps from accessing this content like they could in the past.
Two Thirds of iOS Apps Disable App Transport Security
Security firm Wandera scanned over 30,000 iOS apps and found that 67.7% of them disable App Transport Security on purpose.
Nervously Sweating, Astro HQ Compares Luna Display and Sidecar
Astro recently wrote a blog post comparing its Luna Display product against Sidecar. But they left out an important detail.
AT&T Launches Free iPhone 8 Offer With 30-Month Installment
AT&T is launching a free iPhone 8 offer when you sign up for AT&T Next with an eligible AT&T unlimited plan under certain conditions.
App Developers Angry at App Store Costs Sue Apple
iOS app developers filed a lawsuit against Apple in California, claiming the company abuses its dominant position of the App Store.
