Japan Earthquakes Disrupts Sony’s Production of Image Sensors Used in Apple’s iPhone
Earthquake in Japan disrupts Sony’s production of image sensors used in Apple’s iPhone.
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MLB Says Multitasking on iPad Increased Live Viewing 86% Year-Over-Year
MLB says the adoption of the multitasking feature has had a “profound impact” on live video consumption on iPad.
Apple Praises its Own Encryption Efforts, Says Hackers are Primary iPhone Threat
Apple engineers jumped on a conference call with press outlets shortly following Friday's New York court filing to tout the company's encryption efforts.
Jony Ive Designs One-of-a-Kind Yellow iPad Pro for Charity Auction
Custom 12.9-inch iPad Pro and accompanying Smart Cover, Apple Pencil and holder, designed by Apple’s Jony Ive, is being auctioned off in London.
Apple Fights U.S. Government’s Demand to Unlock iPhone in New York Case
Apple continues to fight the U.S. government’s demand to unlock iPhone in New York case.
Uber Competitor Lyft Considers Expansion to Toronto
American company Lyft is setting sight on Toronto as a possible expansion location.
PayPal Canada Celebrates 10 Years, Now Over 6.4 Million Users
PayPal Canada is celebrating its tenth birthday here.
Apple Stock Dips on Reports of Slowing iPhone Growth
Apple stock price down on reports of slowing iPhone production.
Apple’s QuickTime Users on PC Told to Uninstall Over Security Flaws
Security researchers are urging PC users of Apple's QuickTime to uninstall it due to security flaws.
Renders of New Apple Campus 2 Areas Revealed for the First Time
Apple Campus 2 Elements: Reception Buildings, Maintenance Shed, and Outdoor Food Shacks
Apple to Shut Down “iTunes Allowances” Next Month
If your child has been the recipient of iTunes Allowances, the feature will end next month.
NHL Launches New #StanleyCup Twitter Emoji for the Playoffs
The 2016 NHL Playoffs have started and a new Twitter emoji is ready for the post season.