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.
Courts in Russia Declare Meta an "Extremist Organization," Ban App
On Monday, a Moscow court declared Meta an extremist organization. The company must adhere to new laws if it wishes to get the ban lifted.
Asahi Linux Publishes First Alpha Release for Mac M1 Products
Asahi announces that the alpha build of their OS is available for download. This brings the opportunity of dual booting for many M1 Macs.
Google and Android TV Lose Ability to Buy/Rent Movies in Apple TV App Update
The latest Apple TV app update for Google and Android removes the ability to buy and rent movies from iTunes on those devices.
JP Morgan Analyst Thinks iPhone SE Lead Times Show Promise
Those wanting the latest iPhone SE may be waiting a bit longer, as lead times across the globe are steadily increasing.