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Apple’s video-streaming service now thought to debut at some point in the second half of 2019
As it would seem, Apple’s video-streaming service is now projected to arrive at some point in the second half of 2019.
Snoopy, Charlie Brown and the rest of the Peanuts gang are headed to Apple
Apple has landed all-new exclusive Peanuts content from DHX Media for its upcoming video-streaming service.
Satechi updates its USB-C hubs with a new gold collection to match 2018 MacBook Air
Satechi’s USB-C hubs are now available in a striking new gold colorway to complement your 2018 MacBook Air in gold.
A bug permitted apps to access photos you uploaded to Facebook but chose not to post
The now-fixed bug did not impact photos privately shared through Messenger but those that were uploaded but not shared could have winded up with app developers.
Apple pulls the plug on Apple Music Connect
Apple announced yesterday that Apple Music Connect will basically suffer the same fate as iTunes Ping—artists will no longer be able to post to Connect content as of December 13, 2018 and all posts will be removed as of May 24, 2019.
Apple will push special iOS updates in China to circumvent Qualcomm licensing issues
Apple will soon release special iOS updates to its Chinese customers that were specifically created to circumvent a pair of patents, owned by Qualcomm, which are essential to an iPhone injunction that the chip maker has won recently in the 1.33 billion people country.
iPhones have actually become thicker in the past five years, not thinner
Believe it or not, iPhones have actually grown thicker in the past five years, not thinner. What’s really interesting is that the new iPhone XR, which has the longest-lasting battery of any model, files as Apple’s thickest phone since 2011’s iPhone 4.
This guy took apart his broken iPhone 4 and framed it
Here’s a fun weekend project: if you have a broken iPhone lying around somewhere that’s not worth repairing, take it apart iFixit-style and put the parts in a picture frame.
An unofficial web player for Apple Music emerges
Because Apple currently does not provide a full-on Apple Music player on the web, software engineer Naveed Golafshani took it upon himself to create one as a fun project.
Netflix testing an intrusive popup that lets you rewind a scene
Some are saying that Netflix’s new trial is disruptive and intrusive to the viewing experience though the streaming company says it hasn’t decided whether the new instant replay feature will become a permanent capability.
Apple is building a new $1 billion campus in Austin
Apple is bringing more middle-skilled jobs to the Austin area and is also pouring an astounding $10 billion in data centers across the United States over the next five years.