Greg Gunn, co-founder and CEO of Commit, maker of an AI-assisted job search app, spoke with The Register about his firm’s interest in the GPT Store. He said he believes OpenAI is aware of abuse and will deal with it.
This So-Simple iPhone Trick is Going Viral — It Will Help Make Sure You Never Make a Laundry Mistake Again
There’s no shrinking away from it—no one likes laundry day. Luckily, this new iPhone camera feature can help you wash your clothes correctly …
Apple releases new iOS 17.3 beta to developers after boot loop issue
After a boot loop issue made Apple pull back iOS 17.3 beta 2 from testing, the company is seeding a new version to developers now.
‘I constantly have to look up what those symbols mean’: User points out iPhone offers accessible laundry instructions
The iOS 17 update offers a way to look up laundry symbols and care. But it’s also an important step for accessibility.
This is the coolest new iPhone accessory at CES 2024 — and it leverages an underrated iOS 17 feature
That’s thanks to DockKit, a new framework Apple released as part of iOS 17. It’s actually the first product announced to leverage DockKit, a developer SDK intended for a iPhone stands like Belkin’s. DockKit-compatible accessories are able to connect directly to the iPhone’s camera without the the need for third-party apps.
Troubleshoot “Cannot Verify Server Identity” Errors on iPhone (iOS 17)
This guide will show you how to resolve the “Cannot Verify Server Identity” problem on the iPhone, we cover a wide range of tips to resolve it
This App Says It Can Translate Your Baby’s Cries Using AI
You can also use Capella as a more generalized baby parenting app, as it has the ability to track sleep, feeds and diaper changes. It’s additionally working on using AI to soothe your baby, too.
OpenAI Turmoil Pushes Customers to Diversify
Companies that use OpenAI’s software say they are increasingly looking to use others’ technology to protect themselves from the risks of problems at any one.
NBC’s Joe Fryer explains why he’s had the same iPhone for seven (yes, seven!) years
NBC News correspondent Joe Fryer weighs in on the tech trend that has fewer people upgrading their iPhones with shiny new devices.
Apple is sending out payments to iPhone owners impacted by “batterygate.” Here’s what they are getting.
Millions of iPhone owners will share in a financial settlement Apple is paying over older devices running slowly.
Apple has agreed to pay millions in a Canadian class action lawsuit for throttling iPhones — those affected are expected to claim up to $150 per iPhone
Apple has agreed to pay “between $11,137,500 CAD and $14,427,500 CAD (Canadian Dollars)” in the settlement, and the hearing for the settlement will take place on January 29, 2024. You can claim for multiple iPhones if you need to, and must submit a claim form to be paid what you are owed by Apple.
Some people are getting $92 checks from Apple over the iPhone ‘batterygate’ scandal
Years after Apple admitted to slowing down old iPhones through software updates, the company is sending out payments to settle a class action lawsuit.
Apple pays out over claims it deliberately slowed down iPhones
Apple has begun making payments in a long-running class action lawsuit over claims it deliberately slowed down certain iPhones in the US. Complainants will receive a cut of a $500m (£394m) settlement which works out to around $92 per claim.
Apple Watch Series 8 clearance starts from $289, Belkin 15W MagSafe dock $116, Nanoleaf Matter lights, more
All of the best Apple deals today come headlined by Apple Watch Series 8 clearance discounts from $289, plus AirPods Pro and more.
Apple Seeds Third Beta of watchOS 10.3 to Developers
Apple today seeded the third beta of an upcoming watchOS 10.3 update to developers for testing purposes, with the beta coming a week after
This Apple Analyst Deep Dives Into Latest App Store Data
Shares of Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) have been in focus ahead of the company’s inaugural mixed-reality headset, Vision Pro, hitting stores i …
Apple and Hey squash another App Store beef
Hey had planned to launch the calendar app on January 2nd, but after learning of the rejection on January 5th, the company scrambled to update the app and resubmit it to better meet Apple’s guidelines …