14.16. SMART Technologies Inc.
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Apple banned an iPhone app that was promoting secret pandemic parties
Apple removed an app from the App Store this week called Vybe Together that was promoting secret parties during the novel coronavirus pandemic. Vybe Together required users to submit their Instagram …
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Apple: Top Products That Will Set The Tone In 2021
Apple’s lineup of new products and services at the end of 2020 is impressive. Here is a look at some of the offerings that could help the Cupertino company produce above-consensus results in 2021.
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From the iPhone X to iOS 11, Apple couldn’t keep anything from leaking in 2017
And just when you thought Apple had already been through the ringer leak-wise, the weekend before Apple’s special iPhone X event saw a rogue Apple employee leak an actual iOS 11 GM to a handful …
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States eyeing 3rd antitrust suit against Google as they weigh app store complaints
Dozens of state attorneys general are considering filing a third antitrust complaint against Google early next year, two people close to the probe said Monday — this time over its app store. Two …
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Apple iPhones Take 9 of Top 10 Spots in Activations on Xmas Day
Overall, though, smart phone activations slipped on Christmas Day amid the pandemic, according to an app analytics firm.
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Apple Watch Series 6 is one of 2020’s hottest gifts – save up to $175 at Amazon
You can find fantastic deals on Apple products over at Amazon right now, including a rare discount on the new M1 MacBook Pro and AirPods Pro for $199. The most surprising deals are on the Apple …
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Buying a used iPhone: a guide
Breaking or losing an iPhone is a real bummer. They’ve become cultural icons in their own right, but also might be your third hand.
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Apple and TikTok booted an iPhone app promoting secret large, indoor parties as COVID-19 surges across the US
A TikTok promoting “secret gatherings” in NYC with crowds of people indoors without wearing masks had been viewed nearly 11,000 times.
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Rumours Suggest iPhone 13 Pro Lineup To Get 120Hz LTPO Panels
While it has only been a couple of months since we have seen the iPhone 12 lineup come out, the verdict on the devices has been mainly positive. While of …
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120Hz ProMotion Display Finally Coming to the iPhone 13 [Updated]
Though the iPhone 12 was long-rumored to come with a 120Hz ProMotion display, the final device did not sport the technology. Now, rumors …
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Apple’s App Store again dominates Google Play in Christmas revenue
On Christmas Day 2020, iPhone and iPad owners spent record-setting amounts on apps, with the App Store seeing a 35.2% rise over 2019.
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Private party app pulled from App Store by Apple
Reports of yet another secret party being broken up by law enforcement have become distressingly common. Getting guests for these secret parties is at least slightly more difficult now that Apple has …
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Apple bans app that promoted secret parties during pandemic
Apple has pulled the plug on Vybe Together, an iPhone app that allowed users to organize secret parties that would breach social-distancing rules in many cities. At writing time, the app isn’t …
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Apple pulls Vybe Together party app from app store
Apple has pulled an iOS app that encouraged users to meet at secret underground gatherings during the pandemic. The app, called Vybe Together, promoted private parties during the Covid-19 pandemic and …
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Apple Pulls Secret Partying App Because Apparently There’s a Pandemic Going On
There are bad ideas, and then there’s building an app to promote secret parties during the worst global pandemic in 100 years. In a move surprising absolutely no one with common sense, Apple has …
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Judge Tosses Apple Lawsuit Against iPhone Emulator in Big Victory for Security Research
Security researchers received a pleasant victory on Tuesday when a federal judge in Florida decided to throw out Apple’s copyright violation claims against the maker of virtual iPhone software.
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