In a rare media interview, Apple’s Johny Srouji discusses developing new Apple silicon chips for the tech giant. Srouji also discusses managing a team during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Apple Retail Store Workers at Grand Central Terminal Move to Unionize
Workers at the Apple retail store at Grand Central Terminal are planning to gather signatures as a move to form a union.
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.
Research Shows More Users Opting-in to App Tracking on iOS than Previous Year
Recent reports from Adjust indicate that the number of users opting-in for App Tracking is on the rise. Gamers are the largest population.
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.
Subaru Providing Wireless Apple CarPlay for 2023 Subaru Outback
Japanese auto manufacturer Subaru has announced wireless CarPlay for the 2023 Outback. The company will also adopt Android Auto.
Owning a Recalled MacBook Pro: My Experience with the Genius Bar
After receiving a MacBook Pro with a keyboard recalled by Apple, one user recounts their experience with Apple’s Genius Bar.
Apple Doubles its Clean Energy Output in 2021, Continues Global Supply Chain Efforts
Apple announced it helped suppliers double the amount of clean energy used in 2021, avoiding 13.9 million metric tons of carbon emissions.
Winners in Shot on iPhone Macro Challenge Showcase Camera’s Capabilities
The winners of Apple’s Shot on iPhone Macro Challenge highlight just what the new camera mode can do. Nature and more as you’ve never seen.
Users and Critics Question if Apple Remembers Self Service Repair Program
November 2021 saw Apple announcing the Self Service Repair program. Expected early 2022, many are wondering if Apple remembers the service.
Apple's App Tracking Transparency Brings Losses to Other Tech Giants, Facebook Suffers the Most
A report by Lotame states that tech giants, especially Facebook, are set to lose revenue due to Apple’s App Tracking Transparency.
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[U] Mac App Developer Uses Bait-and-Switch to Game the App Store, Shows Flaws in App Store Policy
In a series of tweets, Developer Jeff Johnson criticized Fokusek Enterprise for using bait-and-switch tactics in the Mac App Store.
Tim Cook Argues Side-Loading Is Threat to Privacy Protections in Keynote Speech
During his keynote speech at a global summit, Apple CEO Tim Cook stressed the threat side-loading poses to privacy protections.
Apple Announces Update to iMovie, Brings in New Features for Blossoming Creators
Today Apple has announced an update to iMovie that brings about a host of new features, including Storyboard and Magic Movie. The update is free and now available in the App Store.
Apple May Boost Stock Buybacks and Dividends
Apple’s 2Q22 earnings call is approaching. Financial analysts suggest the company may boost its stock buyback program and dividends.
Folsom Man Pleads Guilty to Selling Stolen MacBooks, Over 1000 MacBooks Stolen
A Folsom, California man by the name of Philip James has pleaded guilty to transporting over 1000 stolen MacBooks across state lines.
Developer Reveals Rumored Unreleased Mac mini Identified in Latest Studio Display Firmware
A developer discovered within the code for the 15.4 Studio Display a not yet released Mac mini. This device may be announced this year.
Apple Facing Another EU Antitrust Charge In Response to Streaming Music Probe
Apple is facing an additional charge from the EU concerning breaking antitrust laws. Investigations began after a complaint from Spotify.
Apple Maintains Strong Mac Sales Despite PC Market Slump
The PC market may have experienced a sales slump in 1Q22, but not Apple. Mac sales were strong for the quarter, growing more than 4 percent.
Latest China COVID Lockdown May Have Limited Effect on Apple iPhone Production, Thanks to Foxconn
With COVID-19 lockdowns in China, some worry about the impact to Apple’s iPhone production. One analyst thinks Foxconn may be the answer.
Apple Begins Manufacturing iPhone 13 in India, Moves Away from China Supply Chain
In an effort to move away from Chinese supply chains, Apple is now manufacturing the iPhone 13 through Foxconn in India.
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.
Apple Uploads and Quickly Deletes Document Revealing USB-C 35W Adapter, Release Uncertain
A support document uploaded and quickly deleted by Apple shows that a Dual Charging 35W USB-C Power Adapter does indeed exist. Whether or not this will see release is currently unknown.
