Apple Stores around the world slowly closed down during the peak of the coronavirus and are now, slowly reopening again. In early May, Apple reopened its only store in Austria, a few days later Apple reopened some of its stores in Germany, and a few weeks ago the stores in Italy started to open again. Starting this week, Apple is going to be starting to reopen its stores in Japan. […]
According to report from well known Apple analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo – the iPhone 12, which is due to be released this year may not have any wired EarPods headphones at all included in the box. It is understood that a lot of people don’t use the include headphones and the abundance of EarPods is generating a lot of unneeded waste. Kuo has said Apple would instead promote the AirPods and […]
From the outside a least, it seems Logitech and Apple have a good relationship for new products, with the iPad 6th generation in 2018, Apple added Apple Pencil support and at the same time, Logitech launched the Crayon which worked with the new iPad and the same thing for various keyboard covers and cases for new iPads over the years. The next one is the new Circle View Camera from […]
Today, in a report from MacRumors they published today, Apple has started to assemble the AirPods Pro in Vietnam and it seems this is a shift from China to Vietnam and it is unclear if AirPods Pro are still being assembled in China. Apple has been looking to use other suppliers for about a year now, to not have to rely on just China for production. Tweet from @alixrezax Apple is […]
Google Fi in the US has supported the iPhone for a while now and now this week, Google is starting to allow current iPhone subscribers to use eSIM on newer iPhone models on its mobile network. From April onwards, new customers to Google Fi using an iPhone could use eSIM but now existing customers can now too. eSIM works on iPhone XR, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone 11, iPhone […]
Yesterday, Apple released iOS 13.5 and iPadOS 13.5 with support for the Exposure Notification API as well as other improvements. iOS 13.5 has been in beta for a while and brings features and improvements to help users deal with the coronavirus issues a bit better. Exposure Notification API iOS 13.5 brings support for the Exposure Notification API which has been co-developed between Apple and Google and this will apps better […]
This week, Apple released a relatively minor update for the Apple Watch with watchOS 6.2.5 and it brings the new Pride watch faces which compliment the new Pride Edition watch bands which were released this week as well as support for the ECG app and irregular heart rhythm notifications to Saudi Arabia. The ECG app only works on the Apple Watch Series 4 and Series 5. watchOS 5.3.7 has also […]
Yesterday, Apple launched two new Pride Edition Apple Watch sport bands, the first time a pride edition has been a sport band so far, last year the band was a nylon Sport Loop. Apple has regularly been making Pride Edition bands for the Apple Watch for a few years now, to support all the LGBTQ organisations across the world. This year, Nike has also gotten involved with a colourful watch […]
Apple supports the Mac and its other devices for a long time with software updates and even after major updates are no longer provided, older Macs still get security updates and patches. This week, Apple has moved a couple of Mac laptops and an old iPod touch to the vintage section. Apple has moved the mid-2013 and the mid-2014 MacBook Air to vintage status, which means at some stage this […]
Apple has slowly been reopening its retail stores since the mass closure a few months ago, due to the coronavirus pandemic. Apple’s only store in South Korea opened back up again in April, and Apple’s only store in Austria opened up again earlier this month. In Germany, Apple opened up its stores a few weeks ago, albeit with a limited service. According to Italian website iSpazio, Apple is planning on reopening some […]
