Workers at the Apple retail store at Grand Central Terminal are planning to gather signatures as a move to form a union.
Arnold Zafra
Arnold is a self-taught IT professional who has spent most of his career in a corporate environment working as a professional librarian. Over the years, he has used a range of Apple devices, starting from the very first iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. He doesn't just use these devices casually; he dives deep into each of their functionalities and features. He also likes to get early access to beta OS updates, new releases, and other updates. Arnold currently owns an iPhone 13 Pro Max, Apple Watch Ultra, M2 MacBook Air, and AirPods Pro (1st Gen).
Articles by Arnold Zafra
Report: Apple's Privacy Rules Make it Difficult for Engineers to Improve Its Services
A new report said that engineers are being bogged down by strict privacy rules that make it harder for them to improve Apple services.
Apple Testing Nine New Mac Models with M2 Apple Silicon Chips
Apple is reportedly testing new Mac models that will feature the M2 Apple Silicon chips and an advanced version of the M1 chip.
COVID-19 Lockdowns in China Decrease iPhone Supply
A report said that the continued COVID-19 lockdowns in China have affected Apple’s supply chain, including iPhone unit supplies.
Apple May Have Found a Supplier for Telephoto Lens of 2023 iPhones' Periscope Camera System
Reports say that Apple might have struck a deal with a South Korean firm to produce a periscope lens camera system for the 2023 iPhones.
Delay in Shipment of High-End MacBook Pro Could Be Due to COVID-19 Lockdowns in China
The China COVID-19 lockdown seems to be affecting Apple’s supply chain, as delivery estimates for high-end MacBook Pros are now delayed.
Apple Watch Earth Day Challenge Kicks Off on April 22, Stickers Await Fitness Enthusiasts
The Apple Watch Earth Day Activity Challenge is set for April 22. Participants need to complete 30 minutes workout to earn a special badge.
EU Officials Targeted by State-Sponsored Attackers Using Pegasus Spyware
Pegasus spyware was confirmed to have targeted European Union officials after Apple send a mass alert warning them about the threat.
Fitbit Gets FDA Approval for AFib Detection Algorithm, Apple Might Soon Have a Worthy Rival
Fitbit announced that it has gained FDA approval for its new algorithm that can detect AFib or Atrial Fibrillation.
Gurman: WWDC 2022 May Bring Preview of Apple's Mixed-Reality Headset Alongside iOS 16
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman expects WWDC 2022 may bring a peek at Apple’s mixed-reality headset along with the expected iOS 16 and updated Macs.
[U] Some Studio Display Owners Could Not Update Monitor's Firmware, Apple Offers 24 to 48 Hour Fix
Some owners of Apple Studio Display reported that they were unable to update the monitor’s firmware to the latest iOS release.
[U] macOS Big Sur Update Fixes Security Vulnerabilities
Apple finally released a macOS Big Sur update, apparently addressing two security vulnerabilities that were patched in Monterey 12.3.1.
iPhone App Store Dominated by Third-Party Apps, Apple-Commissioned Study Shows
Apple announced the availability of a commissioned study demonstrating the success of third-party apps in the iPhone App Store.
Apple Reinstates Kremlin Opposition's App to App Store in Russia
Months after the country’s election, Apple has reinstated a controversial app made by Kremlin opposition leaders to the App Store in Russia.
First OLED iPad May Arrive in 2024, OLED MacBook in 2026 as Chinese Supplier Prepares Panel Production
Chinese supplier BOE is preparing production line that will produce OLED displays for the next iPad and MacBook.
Apple Previews New Retail Store in Korea, Opening on April 9 in Myeongdong District
Apple gave a preview of the Apple retail store in Myeongdong, Seoul, South Korea which is set to open on April 9.
Google Maps for iOS Updated with Better Navigation and Apple Watch Support
Google is rolling out updates to Google Maps for iOS, making it easier to navigate on the go, as well as standalone support for Apple Watch.
Apple Fails to Patch Big Sur and Catalina, Leaves Older Macs Vulnerable to Two Security Exploits
Apple has not issued security updates for macOS Big Sur and Catalina, leaving many older Macs vulnerable to two security exploits.
Kuo: Apple to Discontinue AirPods Pro Due to Weaker Demand for AirPods 3
Apple may discontinue its AirPods Pro ahead of the release of the AirPods Pro 2 to avoid product segmentation problems seen with AirPods 3.
Apple Patent Hints at Extreme Sports Edition Ruggedized Apple Watch
A new Apple patent application suggests that a new Apple Watch geared for extreme sports use may be underway.
Western Australia Police Finds Apple CarPlay Useful for Responding to Emergencies
Western Australia Police find Apple CarPlay useful for an unusual purpose: effectively responding to emergency calls inside their vehicles.
Two Men Sentenced to a Combined 13 Years Imprisonment for the $1.5 Million Apple Gift Card Fraud
Two men were sentenced to a combined 13 years in federal prison for a $1.5 million Apple gift card fraud scheme.
Apple Adds Postpartum Workouts to Fitness Plus
Apple added seven 10-minute videos on its Fitness+ service, covering postpartum workouts that new mothers can follow to get back in shape.
How the iPhone's SOS Feature Saved a Snowboarder Trapped in a Crevasse in the Alps
The iPhone’s emergency SOS feature saved a British snowboarder who fell in a crevasse 10,000 feet in the Alps.