John Martellaro and Charlotte Henry join host Kelly Guimont to discuss reports Apple is looking to buy content to expand the TV+ library.
Strava Makes Key Features Available to Subscribers Only
Popular activity-tracking app Strava is making some of its most popular features only available to paying subscribers.
Adobe Updates Fresco, Photoshop on iPad, and Creative Cloud Apps
Multiple Adobe apps got updated today, like curves and pressure sensitivity in Photoshop for iPad and a multicolor eyedropper for Fresco.
3-in-1 UV Sterilizer with Wireless Charger: $49.99
We have a deal on a UV sterilizer for your iPhone that also has a built-in Qi wireless charger. It fits phones up to 6.2″ and also works with watches, glasses, keys, earphones, and more. It’s $49.99 through our deal.
HomeKit Support for Hive Active Accessories is Finally Here
UK based smart home firm Hive has quietly brought HomeKit support to its Active Plug, Heating, and Hive Lighting products.
How Sundar Pichai is Managing Google Through a Pandemic
Top tech CEOs are not exactly renowned for giving long, insightful, interviews. But hey, we live in strange times, so Google boss Sundar Pichai has sat down with The Verge‘s Nilay Patel and Dieter Bohn and discussed guiding his company through a pandemic.
I think the irony of the Google Meet team working remotely to make and iterate the product to get it to where they wanted it to be was very interesting to see. Javier has a very, very long commute, and one of his biggest concerns was the commute when he was joining. He’s doing it all virtually now. But it is an important moment. Many schools, many organizations already use Google Meet. So we are doubling down. Obviously, COVID has blurred the lines between consumer and enterprise, and people are using products in all kinds of contexts. And so definitely, we are using it as an opportunity to make Google Meet and Google Chat, scale it up and make it more available.
Bluetooth ‘BIAS’ Attack Affects Some Apple Devices
The Bluetooth Special Interest Group reported today an update to the Bluetooth Core Specification to stop Bluetooth BIAS attacks.
Reports Says Apple Building Catalog of Older Video Content
A report today claims that Apple is trying to build a back catalog of video content to compete better with Netflix and Disney+.
Apple Watch For Kids May be on The Way
The Apple Watch is hugely successful, but where will the product go next? Wired thinks the evidence is mounting that a child-focussed variation of the wearable could be on the way.
Evidence that Apple is trying to make its Watch a more child-friendly piece of hardware has surfaced in recent months in the same way that many future features seem to be uncovered ahead of Apple unveiling them; from people digging into software code. Some delving into an iOS software update has revealed that multiple Apple Watches will soon be able to be paired and controlled from a single iPhone, letting a parent be in charge of setting up additional smartwatches from their phone. In the process they could manage access to certain contacts or even restrict access to what music the watch can play.
Code Break to Feature Ex-Apple Exec Scott Forstall
Former Apple executive Scott Forstall is set to speak at this week’s code.org Code Break session alongside rapper Macklemore.