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By Mahit Huilgol on Jul 01, 2020 05:12 pm In the recent times, regulatory authorities are increasingly scrutinizing big tech companies. Apple has been part of anti-competitive investigations in the past and paid billions of dollars in fines. Now U.K Competition and Markets Authority have put Apple’s deal with Google for the default search engine under the scanner. Continue reading →
By Asif Shaik on Jul 01, 2020 04:07 pm The iPhone 12 is expected to debut later this year with a sleeker design, a smoother screen, improved cameras, and 5G connectivity. Multiple reports had claimed in the past that Apple would switch to OLED screens for all the iPhone 12 models, and the pricier iPhone 12 Pro models could have 120Hz displays. Now, a new report from a display market analyst claims otherwise. Continue reading →
By Mahit Huilgol on Jul 01, 2020 02:44 pm An unannounced iMac powered by a 10th-generation Core i9 Intel Comet Lake-S and AMD Radeon Pro 5300 has surfaced on benchmarks. In all likelihood, the specs are for 2020 iMac that is expected to replace the current generation 27-inch iMac. Continue reading →
By Asif Shaik on Jul 01, 2020 11:19 am Apple has been the center of a controversy regarding in-app purchase commissions and its App Store policies. While the company says that its policies take care of developers as well as users, the US and EU have started looking into the company’s policies. Now, an app developer has alleged that Apple turned down their app’s update for not enforcing auto-billing on users. Continue reading →
By Rajesh Pandey on Jul 01, 2020 07:52 am Recent reports surrounding the iPhone 12 lineup have claimed that Apple’s supply-chain has caught up to the production delay and that the devices are on track for a September or early October launch. A Nikkei report, however, claims the opposite and says that Apple is pushing its suppliers to reduce production delays so that the launch of the 5G iPhone 12 lineup is not delayed by up to 2 months. Continue reading →
By Rajesh Pandey on Jul 01, 2020 02:16 am Leaker @L0vetodream in his latest tweet claims that Apple will not be bundling a power adapter and EarPods with its upcoming iPhone 12 lineup thereby corroborating previous leaks from over the last couple of weeks. Continue reading →
By Rajesh Pandey on Jun 30, 2020 11:23 pm A Bloomberg report details that Apple is changing its Apple Arcade strategy and canceled the contracts of some games that were in development. Instead, the company is now focusing on gaming titles that will allow it to retain more subscribers. Continue reading →
In the recent times, regulatory authorities are increasingly scrutinizing big tech companies. Apple has been part of anti-competitive investigations in the past and paid billions of dollars in fines. Now U.K Competition and Markets Authority have put Apple’s deal with Google for the default search engine under the scanner. 
The iPhone 12 is expected to debut later this year with a sleeker design, a smoother screen, improved cameras, and 5G connectivity. Multiple reports had claimed in the past that Apple would switch to OLED screens for all the iPhone 12 models, and the pricier iPhone 12 Pro models could have 120Hz displays. Now, a new report from a display market analyst claims otherwise. 
An unannounced iMac powered by a 10th-generation Core i9 Intel Comet Lake-S and AMD Radeon Pro 5300 has surfaced on benchmarks. In all likelihood, the specs are for 2020 iMac that is expected to replace the current generation 27-inch iMac. 
Apple has been the center of a controversy regarding in-app purchase commissions and its App Store policies. While the company says that its policies take care of developers as well as users, the US and EU have started looking into the company’s policies. Now, an app developer has alleged that Apple turned down their app’s update for not enforcing auto-billing on users. 
Recent reports surrounding the iPhone 12 lineup have claimed that Apple’s supply-chain has caught up to the production delay and that the devices are on track for a September or early October launch. A Nikkei report, however, claims the opposite and says that Apple is pushing its suppliers to reduce production delays so that the launch of the 5G iPhone 12 lineup is not delayed by up to 2 months. 
Leaker @L0vetodream in his latest tweet claims that Apple will not be bundling a power adapter and EarPods with its upcoming iPhone 12 lineup thereby corroborating previous leaks from over the last couple of weeks. 
A Bloomberg report details that Apple is changing its Apple Arcade strategy and canceled the contracts of some games that were in development. Instead, the company is now focusing on gaming titles that will allow it to retain more subscribers. 
