The Towson, Maryland Apple Store union is set to begin its first contract negotiations in early January, reports indicate.
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Apple's Employee Giving Program Raises $880 Million for Organizations
Apple has officially announced that its Employee Giving program has raised $880 million over the past 11 years for various organizations.
Twitter Blue Subscription on iPhone to Cost $11 Month Upon Relaunch
When Twitter relaunches its Blue subscription, the service will cost more on iPhone than the web. This will help Twitter recoup commissions.
FBI Unhappy With Apple’s End-To-End Encrypted iCloud Backup
The FBI expressed its deep concern about the implications’s of Apple’s upcoming end-to-end encrypted iCloud backup feature.
Apple Announces Powerful New User and Data Security Features
Coming soon to an iPhone, iPad or Mac near you, Apple has announced three new user and data security features.
French Group Files Complaint Against Apple Over Device Repairability
Reports indicate that a French environmental group is filing a complaint against Apple regarding how the company handles device repairability.
Two Women Sue Apple for Illegal AirTag Tracking Incidents
Two women filed a class-action lawsuit against Apple for illegal airtag tracking incidents, calling the device an “unsafe product.”
Microsoft Looking Into 'Super App' to Directly Compete with Apple and Google in Search Engine Markets
Reports indicate that Microsoft may develop a “super app” that would compete in the search engine market alongside Google and Apple.
Apple Car Plans Scaled Back Considerably to Ensure Launch by 2026
Faced with huge technological hurdles, Apple has reportedly scaled back plans for its self-driving car in order to launch it by 2026.
Apple Announces 700 New Price Points for App Store
The App Store is gaining an almost tenfold increase in the number of price points developers can use. It’s also offering new pricing tools.
Regulators' Probe Continues Delay of Apple Pay Launch in South Korea
The Apple Pay launch in South Korea has been pushed back in late December due to further probes by financial regulators.
Eufy Doesn't Patch Potential Security Issue Affecting Its Video Doorbells, Instead Adds Disclaimer
Eufy is choosing not to fix a potential security issue with its camera products yet, but is offering more transparency into data storage.
St. Louis Galleria Apple Store Employees Reject Unionization Efforts
Despite other claims to the contrary, workers at the St. Louis Galleria Apple Store stated they felt no pressure against unionization.
Goldman-Sachs Updates Customer Agreement for Apple Card Daily Cash Savings Account Feature
Reports indicate that Goldman Sachs has updated the customer service agreement concerning the new savings accounts for Apple Card owners.
Foxconn Expects Full Production Capacity To Resume By Late December to Early January
After falling behind dramatically in its iPhone 14 Pro production, Foxconn believes it will resume full operations in the near future.
Gurman: 'realityOS' for Apple's New Mixed-Reality Headset Changes Name to 'xrOS'
Reports indicate that the operating system for Apple’s next-generation mixed reality headset may go by the name “xrOS”.
Apple's Emergency SOS Via Satellite Feature for iPhone 14 Saves A Stranded Man in Alaska
The iPhone 14 emergency SOS recently saved a man who was stranded in the state of Alaska and activated the feature.
Opening an Apple Card This Holiday Season Can Net 5% Back on Apple Purchases
A new holiday promotion for the Apple Card finds new applicants receiving 5% cash back on select Apple purchases.
Sunbird App Will Bring iMessage to Android, Ending Blue Bubble vs Green Bubble Bullying
The upcoming Sunbird app for Android will finally bring iMessage to those devices easily and quickly, hopefully ending blue bubble envy.
Facebook and Spotify CEOs Lash Out Over Apple's App Store Policies
Facebook and Spotify CEOs slammed Apple’s App Store policies, saying it’s not a good place to be and Apple seemingly gives only the illusion of control.
San Francisco Police Department Robots Can Use Deadly Force, Exempt From Asimov’s Laws of Robotics
RoboCop apparently taught San Francisco nothing, as police officials can now deploy robots to use deadly force against dangerous suspects.
Tim Cook and Elon Musk Stroll Around the Duck Pond at Apple HQ
Days after declaring war on Apple, Twitter’s Elon Musk has thanked Tim Cook for a tour of the Cupertino-based tech giant’s HQ.
Apple Releases iOS 16.1.2 with Security Fixes and Crash Detection Optimization
Apple has released an iOS 16.1.2 update for the iPhone that brings security fixes as well as Crash Detection optimization.
Apple and Others Face Lawsuits Following Fatal Hingham Crash
Following the deadly crash into the Derby Street Apple Store in Hingham, Massachusetts, two victims have filed lawsuits.
