Apple is allegedly able to identify a user in analytics it collects, according to security researchers, via a unique identifier that can be associated with a user’s iCloud account.
Apple Store employees in St. Louis file for a union election
A group of Apple Store employees in St. Louis, Missouri has filed for a union election. On Wednesday, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM), the union that hopes to …
Google allegedly paid a hefty sum to Activision to block rival app store
Google Allegedly Paid $360 Million To Activision To Block Rival App Store. The financial details of this deal emerged in a lawsuit.
WhatsApp for desktop to become more secure with this new feature, here is how it works
WhatsApp is working on a screen lock feature for its desktop version. This privacy feature is already available for its mobile version of Android and iOS.
4 Great Apps to Keep a Journal on Your Mac
With Evernote, you can simultaneously track your calendar … Keeping a digital journal has never been easier, thanks to these excellent journaling apps for Mac. At the end of the day, though, a …
The 8 Best Dog Walking Apps for Android and iPhone
Wish your dog behaved better on walks, want to record your trips, or have an ambition to start your own dog walking business? These apps are for you!
Your iPhone World Cup app could be a massive privacy risk, experts say
With the App Store already host to apps designed to help people attending the Fifa World Cup in Qatar as it kicks off this weekend, privacy experts and international regulators ar …
WhatsApp may bring a screen lock feature for its desktop users: Report
Screen lock on WhatsApp will be optional. Users will be able to choose when the app should require the password, giving them more control over their WhatsApp chats.
Check out the new features coming to Whatsapp!
The primary rival to WhatsApp is iMessage, which comes pre-installed on every iPhone. The CEO of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, recently said that compared to Apple’s app, WhatsApp is “far more private and …
This Week in Apps: Apple-Epic antitrust battle resumes, Apple sued over tracking, Google’s new rules for kids’ apps
Welcome back to This Week in Apps, the weekly TechCrunch series that recaps the latest in mobile OS news, mobile applications and the overall app economy. Global app spending reached $65 billion in …
Procreate App Review: This $10 App Opens Up a New World of Digital Art on iPad
The Procreate app puts an impressive suite of tools for creating art and animation at your fingertips, making it well worth the price.
iPhone users told to avoid these apps to save battery
Many people bemoan the battery life of the Apple smartphones, with some having to charge their phones more than once in a 24 hour period. Now, experts have revealed what the culprits of this may be, …
Anti-union talks continue at Apple Store in Reston, VA
Anti-union messages are being promoted during daily meetings at the Apple Reston store in Virginia, in what seems to be a bid to try and prevent further unionization from taking place.
Ex-safety boss: Twitter not adhering to app store rules would be ‘catastrophic’
The company’s new owner Elon Musk has claimed he strongly supports free speech and wants to allow more of it on the platform.
Microsoft Brings Back SwiftKey For iOS To The App Store
Microsoft announced that it would be phasing out the predictive SwiftKey keyboard app for iOS as of October 5, 2022, and delisting the app
Epic alleges Google paid $360 million to keep Activision from launching its own app store
New filings in Epic’s lawsuit against Google reveal that at least one point in time, Activision and Riot were considering making their own mobile app stores.
Google Paid 24 Companies to Not Open App Stores
There are 3.55 million apps on the Google Play store as of the third quarter of 2022, and that number continues to grow by the day. The global app economy is robust, worth $6.3 trillion as of 2021 — …