By Chandraveer Mathur on Mar 02, 2022 01:12 pm Earlier today, Apple announced that it would hold its first consumer-facing event of the year on March 8. Interestingly, the page for this “Peek performance” event on Apple’s website has an AR logo you could play around with while you wait for the occasion with bated breath. Continue reading →
By Chandraveer Mathur on Mar 02, 2022 12:34 pm Last week, we reported that Apple would soon be able to fix Face ID on iPhone without replacing the entire device. Now, an internal memo suggests the components to facilitate this repair are rolling out to Apple Stores and authorized repair partners. Continue reading →
By Rajesh Pandey on Mar 02, 2022 12:07 pm Apple today sent out invites for its “Peek performance” spring launch event on March 8. Despite COVID-19 cases going down in the US and Apple removing the mask mandate from its retail stores, the company will be holding its spring event virtually. Continue reading →
By Chandraveer Mathur on Mar 02, 2022 09:38 am Apple is expected to launch a smaller and more powerful Mac Mini at an event this month. However, a hobbyist appears to have beaten the Big Tech firm to the punch. YouTuber Quinn Nelson behind the channel Snazzy Labs has made an M1 Mac Mini significantly smaller than the current-generation model without compromising performance. Continue reading →
By Anu Joy on Mar 02, 2022 06:33 am A group of web developers has banded together to launch an “Open Web Advocacy” (OWA) project that challenges Apple to permit other browser engines on iOS. As part of this project, the group demands that developers should be granted access to the same features available in Safari’s iOS version. Continue reading →
By Rajesh Pandey on Mar 01, 2022 10:14 pm Apple has halted sales of its products in Russia through its online store due to the ongoing conflict with Ukraine. Additionally, the company stopped all exports into its sales channels in the country last week and limited Apple Pay and other services. In Apple Maps, both traffic and live incidents have been disabled as a safety measure for Ukrainian citizens. Google was the first to disable live traffic and incident reporting in Ukraine in Maps. Continue reading →
Earlier today, Apple announced that it would hold its first consumer-facing event of the year on March 8. Interestingly, the page for this “Peek performance” event on Apple’s website has an AR logo you could play around with while you wait for the occasion with bated breath. 
Last week, we reported that Apple would soon be able to fix Face ID on iPhone without replacing the entire device. Now, an internal memo suggests the components to facilitate this repair are rolling out to Apple Stores and authorized repair partners. 
Apple today sent out invites for its “Peek performance” spring launch event on March 8. Despite COVID-19 cases going down in the US and Apple removing the mask mandate from its retail stores, the company will be holding its spring event virtually. 
Apple is expected to launch a smaller and more powerful Mac Mini at an event this month. However, a hobbyist appears to have beaten the Big Tech firm to the punch. YouTuber Quinn Nelson behind the channel Snazzy Labs has made an M1 Mac Mini significantly smaller than the current-generation model without compromising performance. 
A group of web developers has banded together to launch an “Open Web Advocacy” (OWA) project that challenges Apple to permit other browser engines on iOS. As part of this project, the group demands that developers should be granted access to the same features available in Safari’s iOS version. 
Apple has halted sales of its products in Russia through its online store due to the ongoing conflict with Ukraine. Additionally, the company stopped all exports into its sales channels in the country last week and limited Apple Pay and other services. In Apple Maps, both traffic and live incidents have been disabled as a safety measure for Ukrainian citizens. Google was the first to disable live traffic and incident reporting in Ukraine in Maps. 
