Apple Delays its Return to Office, Yet Again
Apple's plans are on ice due to an increase in Covid-19 cases, but employees don't mind one bit.
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Apple Apps Can Now Charge You More Without Asking You First
Apps available on the App Store will no longer have to wait for users to 'opt-in' before increasing prices.
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Here’s How Your iPhone Can Execute Malware Even While It’s Turned Off
There's no quick fix: The functionality that makes this possible would have to be changed on a hardware level.
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Apple Reportedly Swapping Its iPhone Lightning Port for USB-C Next Year
The reported change would be a big reversal from Apple and is likely spurred by government policy.
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Apple Director Resigns Over Company’s Return to Office Plans
The head of Apple's Machine Learning team has parted ways with the tech giant after just three months on the job.
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Big Tech Celebrates National Password Day by Trying to Get Rid of Them
Passwords aren't cutting it when it comes to online security, so big tech is hoping to move us away from the outdated login.
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Weeks After Returning to the Office, Apple Employees Have Had Enough
Members of Apple Together claim there is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to returning to the office.
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Google Play Store’s New App Data Privacy Labels Start Rolling Out Today
Users will be told what their data will be used for and if it will be shared with third parties.
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Scam Apps Raise Questions About Apple’s ‘Secure’ App Store
The prevalence of fraudulent apps undermines Apple's legal arguments about the apparent dangers of third-party app stores.
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Report: Apple Faces New EU Antitrust Charges After Spotify Complaint
The new development is an indicator that the commission may have found new evidence or changed an element of its case.
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Apple Launches Brand New Business Essentials Subscription Package
Starting from $2.99, the package will make it easier for business owners to manage large quantities of Apple devices.
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EU Lawmakers Agree on Landmark Rules to Reduce Big Tech Dominance
Overreach from tech corporations has been a hot-button topic for years. This new regulation attempts to fix it.
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A Ton of Apple Services and Apps Are Down in a Global Outage
Corporate and retail internal systems were also down at Apple on Monday morning. The cause is currently unknown.
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More Tech Companies Are Responding to Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
More and more tech companies around the world continue to assist Ukrainian citizens while shutting down service in Russia.
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Apple Halts All Product Sales in Russia
The move follows Apple's decision last week to stop exporting new products into the country's sales channels.
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Apple Releases Emergency Patch for iPhone, iPad and Mac Vulnerability
Apple's speedy response will limit the fallout from the vulnerability, but it will rely on users to update their devices.
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Your iPhone Will be Able to Accept Contactless Payments This Year
Tap to Pay will be coming to iPhones later in 2022 - but is it the 'Square killer' some are making it out to be?
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Report: iPhones to Accept Credit Cards Without Extra Hardware
Paying with iPhones could be about to get a lot easier, for both customers and businesses.
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Big Tech’s End of Year Report Cards Are In
With failed product launches, embarrassing leaks, and major court losses, the class of 2021 must do better next year.
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Apple’s Return to Office “Yet to be Determined”
With Omicron lurking, Apple becomes the latest tech company to shy away from setting a hard back-to-office deadline.
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Apple Launches Beta Device Management Plan for Small Businesses
The paid-for service starts officially in spring 2022, but early adopters can sign up to the beta for free.
