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5 tips for using an iPad in your kitchen
The iPad ($469.00 at Apple) is a versatile kitchen tool. It can act as cookbook, kitchen timer and unit converter. Here is a handful of tips to make the iPad the most helpful kitchen aid for the holidays -- or any night of the week. It's the worst ... ( read original story ...)
Apple’s new visitor center is now open to the public and dishing out some exclusive swag
Apple fans finally have a chance to check out the company's new visitor center and, while shopping for swag there, they can sip a fresh cup of coffee ordered on an iPad. The Apple Park Visitor Center opened on Friday on the company's campus in Cupertino ... ( read original story ...)
Apple hits back by mocking PC users in new ad
After Samsung trolling Apple in its ad and Microsoft’s CEO teasing iPad users, Apple has now taken its hit at laptop users by mocking them in its new ad. Apple launched the ad of iPad Pro, in which it shows how the iPad can be a replacement for PCs. ( read original story ...)
Apple’s HomePod went through years of starts and stops
Apple did create a high-priced speaker before, called the iPod Hi-Fi for $349 in 2006, but it was discontinued soon after due to weak sales. Now, Apple will have to compete against both cheaper smart speakers like the $50 Echo Dot, as well as more ... ( read original story ...)
Zwift launches new Apple TV app
Zwift has launched a new version of its mobile app specifically focused at the latest generation of tvOS. The update now means that Zwift is available on the new 4th and 5th/4K Generation Apple TVs. Users can now access and engage with Zwift’s gaming ... ( read original story ...)
Skype Vanishes From App Stores in China, Including Apple’s
To stay in China’s good graces, Apple has taken down apps from its Chinese app store in the past ... law has led to a sharp crackdown on internet freedoms in China. Foreign TV shows were taken down, software that helps evade China’s internet filters ... ( read original story ...)