A new report from The Guardian reveals that the impending release of iOS 13 will include some interesting updates to Siri. Specifically, the next-gen version of Siri will reportedly have more expansive capabilities insofar that it will be further integrated into apps like Find My Friends and the App Store. Additionally, Apple at WWDC revealed […]
Apple is due to launch the iPhone 11 on Tuesday — along with, it is rumoured, “one more thing” — and the company has gradually started to expand the availability of the live stream of the event. Originally only available to view on iOS and macOS, Apple opened up live streams of its launches to
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Apple has launched a new browser app for its Apple Music service. Apple Music users will now be able to get their music fix on any platform, as long as it has a web browser. The web version touts a more advanced interface and has all the core functionalities, including the ability to browse, radio,
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On this episode of DT Live, hosts Greg Nibler and Riley Winn tackle the biggest trending stories in tech, including an IFA 2019 wrap-up, Facebook’s prize for detecting deepfakes, Apple Music’s web app, India’s effort to land on the moon, and more. Pregame founder Ciara Pressler later joins us for our new Work/Life segment, where
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Sometimes speed wins. Other times, it kills. Speed to market, first-mover advantage, rapid deployment and quantum moves forward are generally considered to be positive attributes in the tech world. Yet is it also possible that enterprise tech, which has suddenly become a pretty hot sector, currently is enjoying too much of a good thing? Speed
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Apple is taking flak for disputing some minor details of last week’s bombshell report that, for at least two years, customers’ iOS devices were vulnerable to a sting of zeroday exploits, at least some of which were actively exploited to install malware that stole location data, passwords, encryption keys, and a wealth of other highly
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When Google revealed via its findings that Apple’s ecosystem isn’t as safe as we think it to be, it came as a shock to Apple. Responding to Google, Apple has defended its security system, clarifying that Apple ain’t here to take anyone’s shit. Apple’s response to Google Apple, via an official press release, has hinted
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Rumours have been circulating for weeks that Apple has plans to release its own tiny Bluetooth tracking device. Apart from likely featuring the standard sleek Apple aesthetic, a new report courtesy of notable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, as first covered by MacRumors, indicates that the company’s upcoming circular tags will be capable of more precise
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Many already know that Apple has begun issuing titanium cards for shopping at locations where contactless payment is not accepted, but this is not ordinary card, as it has no card number, CVV security code, expiration date, or even a signature area. However, the logos on the card are engraved, and the cardholder’s name is
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It is no longer news that old iPhones slowdown because the Makers want the electronic parts of the mobile devices protected, and the batteries to stay strong during heavy use. Facts have shown that slowing down an electronic device by adding a certain feature to its system software cant make its battery to stay strong
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