• Apple asks retail employees to work remotely as pandemic rages on

    Apple asks retail employees to work remotely as pandemic rages on

    Apple is asking its retail employees to help serve customers from home as the coronavirus pandemic continues to make a full reopening look unlikely any time soon. In a video recorded over the weekend, Apple’s retail chief Dierdre O’Brien encouraged employees to get comfortable helping customers over the phone. “If your store is closed, please …
  • Apple’s stock nears all-time high as analyst eyes $2 trillion market cap

    Apple’s stock nears all-time high as analyst eyes $2 trillion market cap

    Apple shares neared record levels on Monday as an analyst predicted the iPhone maker could become the world’s first $2 trillion company as soon as next year. The upcoming launch of its 5G iPhones at the end of 2020 will position the Cupertino, Calif. tech giant to take advantage of “continued demand snapback in China” …
  • Spotify is crashing with other iPhone apps, Facebook glitch suspected

    Spotify is crashing with other iPhone apps, Facebook glitch suspected

    Spotify, Pinterest and Tinder crashed Friday morning — and Facebook is the suspected culprit. Users are reporting that dozens of iPhone and iPad apps went down, according to DownDetector.com, and initial investigations point to Facebook’s software development kit (SDK) as the probable cause. Many of the broken apps rely on SDK to manage user logins, …
  • TikTok caught spying on in-app keystrokes thanks to new iPhone feature

    TikTok caught spying on in-app keystrokes thanks to new iPhone feature

    A new security feature in iOS 14 has caught TikTok spying on millions of its users. The popular social media platform was caught red-handed copying text from a user’s clipboard every few seconds, effectively logging their keystrokes without their knowledge. Though this was previously done in secret, beta users of Apple’s new iPhone software receive …
  • Apple cuts ties with Intel during WWDC keynote address

    Apple cuts ties with Intel during WWDC keynote address

    Apple on Monday officially split from longtime chip-provider Intel during its Worldwide Developers Conference. The iPhone-maker, which has since 2006 sourced its processors for Mac computers from the company, announced the long-awaited move to its own house-designed chips during its WWDC keynote address, the Wall Street Journal reported. Apple already uses its own processor designs in …
  • New leaks suggest Apple’s next iPhone to feature iPad-inspired design

    New leaks suggest Apple’s next iPhone to feature iPad-inspired design

    Apple’s next iPhone may have a lot in common with the iPad Pro. Images purporting to be of the molds that case-makers use to create their designs have leaked onto Twitter, and indicate that Apple is cribbing a number of design elements from its premium tablet. The sides are squared off, just like the rumored …
  • Apple to offer no-interest financing on products for cardholders

    Apple to offer no-interest financing on products for cardholders

    Apple is adding more benefits to lure customers into getting its credit card. Apple Card holders will soon be able to buy a wider selection of the iPhone-maker’s products on interest-free installment plans spread out over 12 or 24 months. While the installment offer had previously only been available for the iPhone, it will soon …
  • Apple reportedly offers coronavirus tests to returning employees

    Apple reportedly offers coronavirus tests to returning employees

    Apple is reportedly offering coronavirus tests to employees at its Bay Area campus as they begin to return to the office after months of working from home. In addition to having their temperature taken and being required to wear a mask at One Infinite Loop, Apple workers will have the option to get a nasal …
  • Apple is tracking iPhones stolen by looters

    Apple is tracking iPhones stolen by looters

    Apple has an eerie message for the looters who have pillaged its stores during recent protests: We’re watching you. Thieves who made off with iPhones from ransacked Apple retail locations in recent days quickly learned that the gadgets were loaded with special security software, as they displayed a message on their screens indicating that their …
  • How Miley Cyrus helped make Wildflower’s phone cases a Hollywood hit

    How Miley Cyrus helped make Wildflower’s phone cases a Hollywood hit

    When you’re sharing your mirror selfies with an audience of millions, it’s not enough just to have a great outfit — your smartphone’s got to look stylish, too. And for many celebrities, from Bella Hadid to Dua Lipa, that means a Wildflower case. The brainchild of Los Angeles sisters Devon and Sydney Carlson, the tech …