Drone pilot Matthew Roberts has released his latest drone flyover of Apple Park, with the latest update showing more progress at Apple’s new headquarters, specifically when it comes to landscaping.
We also see grass laid down outside the company’s open concept cafeteria, while the pond located in the interior of the campus was recently filled with water. Roberts says outdoor food stations are nearly complete, while landscaping continues to progress outside the fitness centre.
For those visiting Apple Park, they will now be greeted by security checkpoints which are now in place. From the skies, Apple Park and its abundance of trees and other foliage blends the new building and its surroundings well into the area.
Google appears to be working on a new web browser for iOS based on the tech giant's own Blink engine instead of Apple's WebKit, in violation of the App Store Review Guidelines — reports The Register. The in-development browser was referenced in a recent Chromium bug report, but Google says it won't actually release it....
[caption id="attachment_389886" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Image: LCG Auctions[/caption] A rare, factory-sealed original iPhone from 2007 in mint condition is up for bidding at New Orleans-based LCG Auctions' 2023 Winter Premier Auction, which will run through February 19 at LCGAuctions.com. According to LCG Auctions, the item could ultimately fetch more than $50,000 USD. The same auction house...
Users who have updated their Macs to last month's macOS 13.2 release are reporting that their Pioneer CD/DVD drives are no longer working (via MacRumors). Apparently, the latest version of macOS Ventura is not compatible with Pioneer's lineup of USB-connected CD, DVD, and Blu-ray drives for the Mac. Apple rolled out macOS 13.2 with support for...