The latest beta versions of Safari—Safari 12.1 installed in iOS 12.2 and macOS Mojave 10.14.4, as well as Safari Technology Preview 75—have removed the useless Do Not Track feature.
Apple is removing the outdated Do Not Track feature from Safari
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Apple’s new video wants to sell you on Smart HDR photography of the latest iPhones
Apple's official YouTube channel last night published a video dedicated to the Smart HDR photography feature available on the new iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max models.
An audio screeching issue in Adobe Premiere Pro is damaging MacBook Pro speakers
A recent version of Adobe's Premiere Pro video-editing suite for macOS can cause the speakers in your MacBook Pro to get blown out, according to user complaints.
Cook to troops: Apple to “elevate” its in-store and online shopping experiences
Apple's retail boss and former Burberry CEO Angela Ahrendts will be leaving the company “for new personal and professional pursuits,” Apple announced Tuesday, and now Tim Cook has issued an internal memo to retail employees announcing the management shakeup.
Angela Ahrendts apparently not interested in taking the reins of another company
Yesterday, Apple surprised watchers by announcing that its chief of retail Angela Ahrendts was set to depart the Cupertino company in April, to be replaced by Deirdre O’Brien.
Spotify: 30% earnings growth, 96 million paid subscribers, two podcast-related acquisitions
Spotify today announced that its 2018 holiday quarter earnings grew by thirty percent while giving investors a few newsworthy updates about the scope and breadth of its business.
Apple Maps data collection expands to Hawaii and Nevada, coming to Andorra in April
Hot on the heels of a major expansion of Maps' transit directions and indoor maps, Apple's now expanded pedestrian-based data collection to Hawaii and Nevada through February while announcing that vehicle-based data collection will be coming to Andorra in April 2019.
Apple Maps transit directions and indoor maps expand to new areas
Apple's expanded availability of transit directions on its mapping service in many US states and international markets while bringing indoor maps to additional shopping malls and airports.
Apple officially stops signing iOS 12.1.1 and 12.1.2, thwarting firmware downgrades via iTunes
Following an exceptionally-long and unheard-of grace period, Apple has officially stopped signing both iOS 12.1.1 and 12.1.2 Tuesday evening, a move that packs some serious implications for the jailbreak community.
Update: iOS 12.1.1 beta 3 is apparently still being signed at the time of this writing. Downgrade immediately while you have the chance!
Apple first launched these firmware versions on December 5th and December 17th respectively, each to address small bug fixes and performance improvements in the operating system. But as we know, no software is entirely bug-proof.
Ahead of the Grammys, Apple posts Memoji-themed billboards around L.A.
Ahead of this year's 61st annual Grammy Awards, Apple's Music division has launched a new billboard advertising campaign around the city of Los Angeles. As you can see in the images, the billboards feature Memoji characters of some of the more prominent Grammy nominees.
Angela Ahrendts to depart Apple in April, Deirdre O’ Brien named SVP of Retail + People
Apple today announced that Angela Ahrendts, who is currently the company's SVP of retail, will be departing in April after 5 years. Her successor will be Dierdre O'Brien, under the official title of senior Vice President of Retail + People.
230 new emojis are coming in 2019, including a much-requested white heart
The Unicode Consortium has finalized the emoji list for 2019 which includes a total of 230 new characters, including the previously drafted candidates such as a flamingo, otter and guide dog, as well as a waffle, hindu temple, sari, sloth and mate.