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Hidden sound in iOS 11 hints at new charging for iPhone 8
Buried in iOS 11, there seems to be a new sound file that could potentially be implemented when the rumored "iPhone 8" is released with inductive wireless charging capabilities. Highlighted on YouTube...
06/29/2017
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Apple’s iCloud Backup Feature Has Been Down For Some Users Since Yesterday
Apple this evening has updated its System Status webpage to reflect that a small number of people are unable to use iCloud Backup.
06/29/2017
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Apple (AAPL) Services Growth May Slow
Services revenues are a relatively concentrated profit center and says it is likely there will be a meaningful deceleration going forward.
06/29/2017
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Apple Releases Fifth iOS 10.3.3 + macOS 10.12.6 Betas
Apple has released the fifth iOS 10.3.3 beta for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Apple has also released the fifth macOS 10.12.6 beta.
06/29/2017
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Apple Shares 'Portrait of Canada' as Latest Ad in 'Shot on iPhone' Campaign
Apple today shared a new video called "A Portrait of Canada" on its YouTube channel for Canada.
06/29/2017
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AMD Vega GPU Destined for iMac Pro Shows Significant Speed
Hands on testing performed by a PC enthusiast site shows Vega 64 GPUs like those found in a build-to-order configuration
06/28/2017
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Apple is Hiring a Siri Event Maven to Make it Smarter about Cultural Events
Apple is looking to make its Siri assistant a little smarter when it comes to significant, upcoming events.
06/28/2017
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US Federal Trade Commission Gets Go-ahead For Antitrust Suit Against Qualcomm
A U.S. Federal Trade Commission lawsuit leveled against Qualcomm before the start of a separate case by Apple can continue in spite of overtures for a dismissal from the chipmaker, a California court ruled this week.
06/28/2017
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Apple Granted A Patent Relating to Sleep Onset Latency
Back in February 2014 Apple hired sleep research expert Roy J.E.M. Raymann from Phillips for their iWatch team.
06/28/2017
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Apple Tore Apart 100 Rival Devices to Build its Perfect Phone
As Apple scrambled to create the first iPhone, the company’s engineers tore apart literally dozens of rival products to work out what made them tick, according to a new interview with former Apple exec Tony Fadell.
06/28/2017
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Apple Enables Maps Transit Directions in Madrid
Apple this week activated Transit directions in Madrid, Spain, offering users in the area access to local bus, train and metro travel data.
06/28/2017
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2017 App Store Revenue Crushes Apple’s Entire 2007 Earnings
Apple is making more revenue off the App Store alone in 2017 than it did in all of 2007, according to a new study that analyzed Apple’s money-printing app empire.
06/28/2017
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Apple Will Release AR Wearable Apple Glasses in 2020
Gene Munster predicts Apple will release AR wearable Apple glasses in 2020.
06/28/2017
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Apple Music begins rollout of 'My Chill Mix' to select users
Apple released "My Chill Mix," offering users a custom generated sampling of relaxing tunes from their favorite artists and genres.
06/28/2017
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Apple Begins Selling Refurbished Apple Pencil for $85
Apple today began selling a certified refurbished Apple Pencil for $85 on its online store in the United States only.
06/28/2017
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Apple Ceases Signing of iOS 10.3.1 After Release of iOS 10.3.2
Apple on Tuesday stopped signing code for iOS 10.3.1, halting downloads and installations of the legacy operating system in favor of iOS 10.3.2.
06/28/2017
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New Stars Wars trailer remade on a 1984 Apple computer
'Star Wars: the last jedi' trailer recreated on vintage Apple IIc computer.
06/28/2017
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Proper iOS 11 Downgrade Procedure Detailed on Apple Support Page
Following up on today’s release of iOS 11 beta 2 update 1, Apple has also updated its beta software support page to detail the proper methods in downgrading to iOS 10.
06/27/2017
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Apple and Hertz Partner for Self-Driving Car Testing
Apple’s self-driving car ambitions are coming into focus.
06/27/2017
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Italy Mulls iPhone Ban
Italy gave the world pizza, pasta and European civilisation is mulling over saving the nation from the fruity cargo cult by banning the iPhone.
06/27/2017
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Apple Just Hired The Star of Stanford's Digital Health Efforts
Apple has quietly scooped up Dr. Sumbul Desai, the executive director of Stanford Medicine's center for digital health.
06/27/2017
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Apple Releases First iOS 11 Public Beta to Testers
Apple on Monday released the first public beta of iOS 11, offering iPhone and iPad with extra test devices the opportunity to sample the upcoming operating system prior to its debut this fall.
06/27/2017
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New iPhone 8 Glimpse Combines Leaked Parts to Show Off What Device Might Look Like at Launch
Leaker Benjamin Geskin has posted a few new images and a video of what Apple's upcoming iPhone 8 might look like once it's in the hands of users later this year.
06/27/2017
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Apple Updates Apple Logo Trademark to Cover Tourism, Tours And More
Every time that Apple wants to expand upon their current products or services they're legally bound to update their trademarks to represent said changes.
06/27/2017
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