Due to the outcome of this particular case, it seems that Apple won’t be allowing background cryptocurrency mining in its apps — covert or otherwise. Based on the harm such apps can do to Google devices, it seems that Apple’s policies may be for the …
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6 paid iPhone apps that are free downloads today
We had a great list of paid iPhone and iPad apps on sale for free yesterday, and some of them are still free downloads if you hurry. Of course, we’ve got a fresh new list for you on Wednesday, and you’ll find all of today’s picks below. Don’t Miss …
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Mint Condition iPhone 6s
I am selling a mint condition iPhone 6s it’s about a year old and has had geek squad the entire time but never had to use it. Willing to have a new screen protector installed before being sold, ear phones and a new cord will be sold with the device.
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Apple’s iPhone X Facing Major Battery Problems
Does the iPhone X have a problem with wireless charging? Reports are coming in of iPhone X owners discovering that the use of the induction charging system that was introduced to the iPhone family in September has been burning through a significant number …
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Apple Watch Adoption
I’ve been keeping an eye on the adoption of the Apple Watch Series 3 since its introduction last fall. From a development perspective the Series 3 is a delight to work with. It is fast, capable and LTE allows a wide variety of new applications (for …
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Pedometer++ Developer Shares Data on Apple Watch Adoption Rates Across All Models
David Smith, the developer behind the popular Pedometer++ app for iPhone and Apple Watch, today shared some interesting user data that offers insight into Apple Watch adoption rates, and specifically, how quickly he’s seen Apple Watch Series 3 adoption grow.
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Broadpwn Wi-Fi Vulnerability: How to Detect & Mitigate
So, install new updates as soon as possible. In the case of Broadpwn, iOS users who downloaded update 10.3.1 in April of 2017 were protected from the possibility of corruption. By July, Apple had the Broadpwn bug on lockdown with update 10.3.3. Likewise …
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Google has a new iPhone problem, and it’s nothing to do with the iPhone X
And it’s all driven by Apple’s iPhone. Looking at the refurbished smartphone market, CounterPoint Research highlighted the “surprising growth of used smartphones. Some 140 million refurbished and used phones sold last year, a 13% year on year …
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Young Man In Search Of A Life Partner Promises To Give Out An IPhoneX And Corolla Car As Wedding Gifts To Bride
A Young man in search of a life partner on facebook promises to give out an iPhoneX and Corolla car as wedding gifts to the lucky bride. The young man who goes by the name ‘Ojeligbo Ayika’ on facebook showed how badly he now needs a wife and has made …
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Apple Watch Series 3 adoption growing rapidly as usage of Series 0 declines
The Apple Watch Series 3 is really fast and when you pair that with LTE, and the Series 3 is by far the quickest and most reliable Apple Watch to date. Developer David Smith has been keeping track, by way of his Pedometer++ app, of Apple Watch Series 3 …
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Cryptomining ‘Calendar 2’ app removed from Apple Store
Apple pulled the popular Mac scheduling app “Calendar 2” amid controversy surrounding the apps buggy cryptomining feature. Developed by Obnix, the app initially ran for a flat fee of $17.99 or a 99-cent monthly subscription to gain access to the apps …
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Shoppers are complaining that Apple Stores have become a ‘hell on earth’ like the DMV in a growing crisis
But, if you’ve visited an Apple Store recently, you may have found that you weren’t visiting a magical tech utopia after all. Many customers are now comparing their Apple Store experiences to those they’ve had at a different place: the dreaded DMV.
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France plans to sue Google, Apple over treatment of French software developers
France’s Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said Wednesday in a radio interview that French software developers who create applications for either Google Play Store or Apple App Store have seen unilaterally imposed prices and changes to their contracts by …
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France to sue Google, Apple over developer contracts: minister
… Inc.’s Google unilaterally imposed prices and contract changes on developers selling software on Google Play and Apple’s App Store. “I will therefore be taking Google and Apple to the Paris commercial court for abusive trade practices,” Le …
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Apple to stop iTunes Store access for first-gen Apple TV, Windows XP, and Windows Vista
Tech companies (especially Apple) want us to use the latest products the company has to offer. They want to make money from the sales, but they also develop and implement new technology that older devices can’t support at all (or can’t support it in a …
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Apple to store iCloud keys in China, sparking privacy fears
There are only days until Apple begins storing the data of Chinese iCloud users within China, and concern is mounting about the human rights and privacy implications. A new data center is due to open in China at the end of this month as Apple moves to …
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How Apple Is Trying to Become More than the “iPhone Company”
This app rolls over 200 different magazines subscriptions into one monthly service and has appeared in Apple’s app store for years. It is unclear how much Apple paid for Texture, or how much revenue the latest addition to its Services division might …
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