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iPhone 13 to Feature Major Camera Upgrades, Faster A15 Chip: Bloomberg
Beyond the camera, Apple's next iPhone lineup will feature "relatively modest upgrades."
Apple Arcade Now Has 200 Games in Entire Collection
Apple Arcade has passed the milestone of 200 games in its collection this week.
Apple Expands Beta Testing of iOS 15 Ahead of September Release
Apple is expanding latest public beta of its various operating systems.
Apple Employees Meet With South Korean Manufacturers to Discuss Apple Car Development
A number of Apple employees working on the company's Apple Car program reportedly met with a number of South Korean suppliers over the weekend.
How to: Watch Premiere League Live Streams in Canada with DAZN
English Premier League soccer matches return to DAZN in August.
Google Expands ‘Google News Initiative’ in Canada for YouTube
Google added a number of Canadian journalists and digital shows to its support network.
Huawei Sales Tumble as Buyers Flee From Chinese Tech Giant
The Trump-era bans on Huawei continue to decimate China's one-time smartphone leader Huawei.
Apple Suppliers Struggle to Staff Seasonal Workers as iPhone 13 Production Ramps Up: SCMP
Mass-production is expected to begin in July and August before Apple makes its new iPhone lineup official in September.
TikTok Reportedly Adding Disappearing ‘TikTok Stories’ Feature
TikTok has been copied by nearly every social media platform — now it's doing the opposite by adding a "stories" feature.
New Video Allegedly Shows Working Prototype of Apple’s AirPower Charger
A video on Twitter allegedly depicts a working AirPower prototype from Giulio Zompetti, a noted collector of unique Apple hardware.
Nintendo Switch Sales Reach 89 Million as Profits, Revenue Dip
Nintendo has released their financial data regarding the first quarter of the financial year set to end in March of 2022.
iOS 15 beta 4 Includes ‘Green Orb’ Lens Flare Removal Feature
The most recent beta of Apple's new software for iPhone 12 and beyond can automatically remove Apple's infamous "green orb" lens flare.