This week on the AppleInsider podcast, Neil talks about his tour of the new downtown Brooklyn Apple store, and some of the details that make it different than stores of the past, while he and Victor also tackle the root user security bug in macOS High …
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Apple retail workers help save Barred Owl that flew into Portland store window
Employees at Apple Pioneer Place in Portland, Ore., arrived at work early one November morning to a surprising scene: a Barred Owl, a rare sight in the city, dazed and standing atilt next to the store’s two-story glass facade. The night prior, the winged …
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Take a look at Apple’s shiny new triangle store in Brooklyn
Apple will open its newest store on Saturday (2 December) in Brooklyn, and in true Apple fashion, hype is already starting to build. The unique design of the new shop resembles a glass triangle –interesting considering one of Apple’s most famous stores …
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Apple to donate money from App Store and Apple Pay for World AIDS Day
Apple has announced plans to raise money through Apple Pay and the App Store in recognition of World AIDS Day. The tech company will donate $1 for every transaction made through Apple Pay at an Apple Store in person or online, as well as in apps, starting …
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Apple Heart Study launches to identify irregular heart rhythms
The Apple Heart Study app is available in the US App Store to customers who are 22 years or older and have an Apple Watch Series 1 or later. “Through the Apple Heart Study, Stanford Medicine faculty will explore how technology like Apple Watch’s heart …
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First look: Apple’s downtown Brooklyn store has custom floors, ceilings that dampen street noise
“New York City is not known for its peace and quiet, and downtown Brooklyn’s Atlantic Terminal offers plenty of commotion both above and below ground,” Neil Hughes writes for AppleInsider. “It’s for that reason that Apple’s latest flagship …
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Apple Reminds Developers that Mac App Store Submissions Must Support 64-Bit Starting January 2018
Apple reminded developers on Friday that new submissions to the Mac App Store must support 64-bit starting in January of 2018. Updates to existing apps have until June of 2018 to support 64-bit computing. Apple made the announcement through a blog post at …
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Apple’s Next Project: Tackling Heart Disease
They only need to download Apple’s Heart Study app from the Apple Store. Here’s how it works. Patients download the app so that the Apple watch can begin monitoring for changes in heart rhythm. It does this by using algorithms to analyze data collected by …
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Privacy worry? Apple is sharing your face data with third-party app developers
not selling our data — may be our best defense against a coming explosion in facial recognition,” Fowler reports. “But I also think Apple rushed into sharing face maps with app makers that may not share its commitment, and it isn’t being paranoid …
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Apple’s new augmented reality platform lets you build apps just like Pokémon Go
Although the fad was short-lived, pulling up the Pokémon Go app for the very first time made you feel like … In total, you’ve got access to over nine hours of top-rated content. Head on over to the Mashable Shop, where you’ll find The Complete ARKit …
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Apple’s TV app explained: How does it work and where is it available?
Download and install the latest version of tvOS on your Apple TV. (See Apple’s instructions here.) Once the update concludes, search for the new TV app on your set-top box, if you don’t see it on the Home screen. From the moment you launch the app on your …
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Analysis: Apple is sharing your face with apps. That’s a new privacy worry.
not selling our data – may be our best defense against a coming explosion in facial recognition. But I also think Apple rushed into sharing face maps with app makers that may not share its commitment, and it isn’t being paranoid enough about the minefield …
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Can the Apple Watch work without an iPhone?
Many Apple Watch apps are really just displays for things running on your … Let us know in the comments. Get the best tech deals, reviews, product advice, competitions, unmissable tech news and more! No spam, we promise. You can unsubscribe at any …
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Importance of Ratings, Reviews and Downloads to Apple Store Apps
Here is a quick fact there are over 1.3 million apps on the Apple App store right now. Yes that’s right 1.3 MILLION. Now how is your application supposed to differentiate itself from all the chaos? Well the ranking factor that Google and Apple uses …
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Apple Reminds Developers That New Mac Apps Must Support 64-Bit Starting January 2018
As a reminder, new apps submitted to the Mac App Store must support 64-bit starting January 2018, and Mac app updates and existing apps must support 64-bit starting June 2018. If you distribute your apps outside the Mac App Store, we highly recommend …
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Is Your iPhone Randomly Restarting After December 2? Here’s How To Temporarily Fix The Problem
Is your iPhone on iOS 11 running into a random restarting, crashing, reboot loop issue on or after December 2? Well you are not alone. It appears that as soon as the clock turns December 2, some iPhone users running iOS 11 are experiencing random crashing …
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Gift This Not That: iPhone X vs. iPhone 8 Plus
With my iPhone 7 Plus, unlocking the iPhone with Touch ID was so smooth, I could pull it out of my pocket and by the time I was looking at it, everything was ready to go. The 8 Plus is, honestly, an iPhone 7S Plus. Rather than a radical redesign of the …
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