As part of an ongoing antitrust inquiry into Apple's App Store policies, U.S. antitrust regulators are looking into the 30 percent cut that Apple takes from in-app subscriptions, reports Bloomberg. ( read original story ...)
WatchOS 7: 3 major Apple Watch changes, why they matter and how to use them
Apple revealed WatchOS 7 during its WWDC keynote last week, showing off some of the new features that will come to the next version of the software that will power the Apple Watch. The update isn't ... ( read original story ...)
Shortcuts can run locally on Apple Watch in watchOS 7
Apple Watch users will be able to run Shortcuts on their device without a connected iPhone once watchOS 7 sees release this fall, greatly expanding the feature's capability beyond iOS. ( read original story ...)
Apple Loop: iPhone 12’s Massive Advantage, Apple Confirms ARM Plans, Powerful MacBook Pro Leaks
This week’s Apple headlines: the latest iPhone 12 leaks, all the news from WWDC including iOS 14 and iPadOS14, Apple’s massive MacOS move to ARM, Intel confirms Mac support, the first ARM powered ... ( read original story ...)
Selena Gomez’s Most Popular Songs About Justin Bieber
The song peaked at No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100, staying on the chart for 24 weeks. It reached No. 2 on iTunes. There were rumors that Gomez and Puth became involved around this time. While this may ... ( read original story ...)
This week in Apple: WWDC keynote, iOS 14, iMac and HomePod rumors, and more
Although Apple news this week was dominated by happenings at WWDC, there were a few other things happening, too. ( read original story ...)
Exiting x86: Why Apple and Microsoft are embracing the Arm-based PC
In a sea change, Apple Inc. and Microsoft Corp. are exiting Intel Corp.’s x86 processor architecture for their personal computers. Apple has been using x86 for 15 years, Microsoft for more than 30 ... ( read original story ...)