Apple wants to ramp up the development of its electric car with a new focus on making a fully self-driving vehicle, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday (Nov. 18). Sources close to the project told the news agency that the effort — led by new project...
Have you ever wanted to try repairing your iPhone at home? Starting next year, you’ll be able to do so. Apple has created a self-service repair program — due to launch in early 2022 — that will let customers fix their devices on their own...
Apple is requiring participating states to help it launch a program in which individuals can store their driver’s license or state identification in their Apple Wallet, CNBC reported. The report is based on copies of contracts signed by four states and obtained by CNBC. Based...
Apple’s move to delay opening the payment gateways of its App Store to third parties was denied by U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers during a hearing Tuesday (Nov. 9), the Financial Times (FT) reported. The judge said Apple was engaging in “incipient antitrust conduct”...
Apple hired a former Tesla software engineer to advance its efforts to develop a self-driving car, sources told Bloomberg. Christopher “CJ” Moore is the second Tesla alum hired for Apple’s autonomous car endeavors, joining Stuart Bowers, who left the electric carmaker’s Autopilot team two years...
Tech behemoth Apple debuted its redesigned Apple ID website on Thursday (Nov. 4), topped with a colorful Apple logo and the tagline “One account for everything Apple,” meaning users can sign in to and manage all Apple services from one place. The Apple ID landing...
Apple plans to debut a crash detection feature for several of its devices, allowing them to detect car crashes and dial 911 automatically, according to the Wall Street Journal Monday (Nov.1). The feature is slated to roll out next year. The feature would make it...
As the next step in the court battle between Apple and Epic Games nears, Apple on Friday (Oct. 29) signaled that its strongest objection to an antitrust court’s ruling is that it requires the company to allow buttons and links that provide a “mechanism” for outside payments, Reuters reported. ...
Several social media platforms, including Snap, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, will see revenues affected drastically by Apple’s privacy settings changes on iPhones, Financial Times (FT) says. The companies combined lost around $9.85 billion from the change. Apple’s new App Tracking Transparency policy, rolled out in...
