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Some users who iCloud for their calendar have been seeping invite spam in the last few weeks. This meant that users were seeing calendar periods being blocked up by unwanted events from unknown senders. It's been widely reported that spammers are trying any combination of iCloud email address rather than targeting specific users. Apple has now issued a...
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Today Apple has updated its website where customers are able to recycle their old device, which now includes the Apple Watch. But unlike the iPhone, iPad, or Mac, customers will only be able to recycle their device but won't be able to get a gift card or any credit in exchange. When the original Apple Watch launched, customers had concerns regarding...
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Come comment on this article: Ghost Push re-appears as Gooligan malware in biggest theft of Google accounts yet
Come comment on this article: Android 7.0 Nougat comes to the Xperia X Performance
A little over two weeks since the previous beta, Apple today seeds its fourth tvOS 10.1 beta to developers. The new beta adds support for the limited Single Sign-On feature, and the much anticipated TV app. It's highly not recommended to run this beta as it may cause problems with your Apple TV down the road. However, to proceed: head to Apple's...
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Come comment on this article: Meizu has a beautiful new flagship: the Pro 6 Plus
In an email a customer sent to Tim Cook (obtained by MacRumors), Apple is preparing to ship the long-awaited AirPods as Cook anticipates they will be shipping within the next few weeks. Customer's comment: "Give us a release date. I really bought in to the wireless vision you painted. Now I'm stuck waiting with my EarPods but can't charge my 7 at the...
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As it has for the past decade, Apple is supporting the (RED) campaign to support the fight against HIV/AIDS. Each year the company turns their Apple logo red at their retail locations, and offers special-edition (RED) products in which all of the proceeds goes to the cause. This year 20 popular App Store apps and games are offering exclusive (RED)...
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Back in June at Apple's WWDC event, the company announced that Apple Pay would be coming to Spain some time this year. Now, Spanish site Applesfera is reporting that the service could launch as soon as tomorrow for Banco Santander customers. The mobile payment system Apple Pay will definitely come to Spain this Thursday, December 1, for Banco...
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Come comment on this article: Netflix finally adds the ability to download content for offline playback
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Come comment on this article: Amazon sold a record number of Fire and Echo devices over the weekend
Today Apple has begun offering its Apple Music Student Memberships in 25 additional countries, cutting the cost for Apple Music by roughly 50 percent for students enrolled in a college or university. The student discount varies by country. As of today, the Apple Music Student Membership is now available in Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China,...
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On December 31, 2016 Apple will add select 2009 to 2011 Mac models to its vintage and obsolete products list, according to MacRumors. The report says that the following Macs will be either vintage or obsolete in the United States, Canada, Japan, Europe, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific region: MacBook Pro (15-inch, Early 2011) MacBook Pro...
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As Apple has done in past years, the company will be shutting down its iTunes Connect service on December 23 through 27. The company advises developers to make sure their apps are up to date by Thursday, December 22 as updates submitted afterwards will not be seen until December 28. Developers looking to have updates during this period should have...
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Today Apple has expanded its carrier billing system in Belgium and Norway. This is in addition to Germany, Japan, Russia, Switzerland, Taiwan, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. Of course, the feature is available on select carriers within the country. This feature allows customers to pay in the iTunes Store, App Store, iBooks Store, and even...
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Come comment on this article: Now you can buy LeEco’s phones, televisions at multiple U.S. retailers
With the iPhone 7 only being out for a few months now, Apple is now preparing to launch a major update to the iPhone lineup, possibly being the largest iPhone sales success in history, according to KGI. It expects Apple to sell between 120-150 million units in the second half of 2017, noting that it'll be 'unprecedented' demand. The firm reiterates...
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Even with declining sales, the iPhone is still the most popular gift on people's 2016 Christmas wish lists, according to a survey from Piper Jaffray. In addition to the iPhone, which 7.2 percent of people wanted, the MacBook has a 2.1% interest among the surveyed people. One thing noticeably missing from the list is any sort of tablet whether it be an...
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Come comment on this article: The Pixel is going to be great for Google’s bottom line in 2016
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It looks like Apple Pay won't be available in Australia any time soon, at least in banks other than ANZ and American Express. Earlier today, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) declined an application submitted by several local banks to negotiate with Apple with the technology. The four banks that submitted the request included the...
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