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The New York Times Has Ditched Apple News
The New York Times says it will no longer be part of Apple News.
PlayStation Plus Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary by Announcing 3 Free Games in July
PS Plus subscribers can grab 3 free PS4 games this month instead of 2.
Google Meet Adding Background Blur, Low-Light Mode, Custom Backgrounds
Google is working on several new features including background blur, low-light mode and background replacement images for its video calling application Meet.
Apple Watch’s Handwashing Detection Was in Development for Years
The feature, which is built directly into the forthcoming version of watchOS, is designed to work like fitness tracking in a number of ways.
Starbucks Canada to Launch Curbside Pickup via Mobile Orders in July [u]
Starbucks Canada is now testing curtsied pickup via mobile orders at select stores in Canada.
2020 Apple Design Awards Announced, Includes Toronto Studio Snowman
Apple has announced its annual winners of the Apple Design Awards.
Facebook is Finally Beginning to Test Dark Mode on Mobile for Select Users
Select mobile users have been given access to switch to Dark Mode on Facebook's mobile app.
Huawei Canada Blames Trump for Putting Canada in ‘Extremely Difficult’ Situation
Huawei Canada says the United States is to blame for putting Canada is an "extremely difficult" situation.
Former Microsoft Exec Says Apple Silicon Macs Will Be the ‘Ultimate Developer PCs’
Steve Sinofsky calls the two year timeline for Mac's transition to Apple Silicon a demonstration of some of the most remarkable product engineering over time in history.
Apple Won’t Include Charger, Earbuds in iPhone 12 Packaging: Kuo
Apple is set to be significantly cutting down on its packaging for its upcoming iPhone line.
Here are WWDC 2020 Recaps Day 1 to Day 5 [VIDEOS]
Apple has completed another annual developer conference--here are its recap videos.
Facebook Announces Changes to Content Policies Amid Advertiser Boycott
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Friday that the social network will start labeling content it finds newsworthy but would violate its rules.