The woman-focused dating App Bumble is partnering with “Ted Lasso” to bring fans the Bantr dating app experience.
Crash and Bumble Bantr - TMO Daily Observations 2022-10-11
While Apple’s Crash Detection may seem pretty amazing, it’s even more involved than most people know. TMO Managing Editor Jeff Butts joins Ken to talk over some new information from Apple execs about the safety feature. Plus – Apple TV+ blurs the line between fiction and reality with a little Bumble Bantr.
Amazon Offers Discounted Apple Watch Series 8 Prices and More Ahead of Prime Early Access Sale
Thanks again to Amazon, there are decently discounted prices available for the Apple Watch Series 8. We’ve also spotted other good deals.
AmpliTube 5 Users Can Receive a Free AmpliTube OverScream Through New Promotion
IK Multimedia is providing AmpliTube 5 users a free AmpliTube OverScream pedal, available now through the start of November.
Apple TV+'s 'Ted Lasso' Invades Spirit Halloween Featuring Characters From the Series
New Halloween costumes from Apple TV+’s popular series “Ted Lasso” are now available at Spirit Halloween, and the mustache is included.
Lufthansa Bans AirTag For All the Wrong Reasons
Faced with growing embarrassment over lost luggage found with the AirTag, one airline is going to far as to ban the item tracker.
Swimmer Discovers AssistiveTouch Can Help Navigate Apple Watch While Underwater
Swimmer Rafael Zeier is showing users how to use AssistiveTouch to navigate an Apple Watch Ultra while underwater.
Testing Apple's Crash Detection Using Roller Coasters: Here's What I Learned
Several amusement parks are reporting riders setting off Apple’s Crash Detection on roller coasters: we explore why this may happen.
More Koreans are Switching to iPhones Due to Samsung Games Optimization Service Controversy
Many Koreans are switching to iPhone after ditching their Samsung galaxy devices due to the Game Optimization Service controversy.
Gurman: Apple Could Implement USB-C on iPhone, AirPods and Mac Accessories Before 2024 Deadline
Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman predicts that Apple will start implementing USB-C on the next iPhone, AirPods and Mac accessories before 2024.