Could China be really stealing Apple's technology secrets?
Is China stealing Apple’s technology secrets?
OneDrive’s Files On-Demand feature is now rolling out on macOS
Microsoft's Files On-Demand feature today started rolling out to OneDrive for Business customers on macOS. Files On-Demand lets you access all your files in OneDrive without having to download all of them. Your stuff is instead downloaded as needed, which saves precious storage space on your device.
Los Angeles sues the Weather Channel app over alleged misuse of location data
The Weather Company, owned by IBM, is getting sued by the city of Los Angeles over alleged misuse of location data that its popular Weather Channel mobile app was collecting from customers, saying the questionable practice violates California's Unfair Competition Law.
Apple halts sales of iPhone 7 & 8 models in Germany following Qualcomm’s patent case
Apple's expectedly pulled the iPhone 7 and 8 models from sale in Germany following a legal spat with chip maker Qualcomm, which proved in court that Apple violated its hardware patent.
How to change the SIM PIN on iPhone
Learn how to quickly change your current SIM or eSIM PIN on iPhone for added security and privacy.
Waves brings fun fluid-like animations to your jailbroken iPhone’s Home screen
While most jailbreak tweaks are made in response to some sort of problem or inconvenience in iOS, some exist purely for good fun and entertainment. A new free release dubbed Waves by iOS developer Muirey03 is a beautiful example of the latter.
As you might have inferred already from the name and the screenshot example above, Waves brings a fluid-inspired animation to your iPhone or iPad’s Home screen. The fluid depicted in the screenshot is sensitive to motion, which means tilting your device causes the fluid to move just as the laws of physics in the real world would command.
How to create and use Smart Folders on Mac
Learn how to enhance your Mac’s organization and boost productivity by creating and using Smart Folders in Finder.
App Store made $322 million on New Year’s Day
The bad news keeps piling up for Apple, but that's not discouraging the Cupertino technology company from sharing some positive developments today, revealing that its App Store has managed to rake in nearly one-third of a billion dollars—on New Year's Day alone.
Qualcomm posts $1.5 billion in security bonds to enforce iPhone sales ban in Germany
After China's iPhone injunction, Qualcomm has recently secured another sales ban, this one in Germany, and now the chip maker has put aside €1.34 billion, or approximately $1.5 billion, in security bonds which are required to enforce German ruling.
Read Tim Cook’s memo to Apple employees about slowing iPhone sales & other issues
Apple has cut its sales outlook for the first time in over a decade, but CEO Tim Cook has assured employees in an internal memo that he won’t blame external factors for the overall slowdown in iPhone sales in China and a variety of other business issues.
Saurik warns against using Cydia Impactor alternative ‘AppSigner,’ says it’s unsafe
If you’ve ever used a semi-tethered jailbreak before, then you should be familiar with Cydia Impactor. Saurik (Jay Freeman) created this multi-platform application to let you side-load apps on your iPhone or iPad, especially of the jailbreak flavor, such as Electra and unc0ver.
Recently, a web-based alternative to Cydia Impactor called AppSigner received some public attention on /r/jailbreak, and as you might come to expect, prominent members of the jailbreak community are speaking up to explain why you should not use it.
Tim Cook to hold an all-hands meeting with troops following bombshell profit warning
After slashing Apple's revenue guidance for the important holiday quarter by a whopping $7 billion amid a slowdown in China and iPhone sales deceleration, Tim Cook will hold an all-hands meeting with workers today to assuage any concerns they may have about the situation.