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Apple
Apple submits blueprint of foldable smartphone for patent
Fri, Feb 22, 2019
Speculations surfaced in 2018 that Apple could bring a foldable iPhone in 2020, which would be able to double up as a tablet. "Apple`s design plans were filed back in October and the patent application only means the idea is out there and hasn`t been approved yet," the report said.
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Apple adds two-factor authentication requirement for developer accounts
Thu, Feb 14, 2019
The feature would save trusted devices including iPhones, iPads, or iPod touch or a Mac with iOS 9 and later along with trusted phone numbers which are entitled to receive temporary verification codes to allow users to sign into a new device or browser with their Apple IDs.
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Apple iPhone XR turns cheaper; nothing official about it! No, it is not on Flipkart, Amazon, this is where you can get it
Mon, Feb 11, 2019
Ever thought of buying Apple iPhone XR, but dropped the idea thinking that it is too expensive? Well, here is your chance to grab this Apple smartphone, which is now available at just Rs 70,500 - down by Rs 6,400.
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Apple asks app developers to properly disclose or totally remove the analytics code that leads to screen recording
Fri, Feb 08, 2019
According to what media revealed, several major companies like Expedia, Hollister and Air Canada were found in violation of privacy and security measures by secretly recording displays and reviewing how users interacted with their respective apps.
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Apple briefly regains title as most valuable US company, beats Microsoft and Amazon.com
Tue, Feb 05, 2019
Average analyst price targets imply Amazon would become by far the most valuable U.S. publicly-listed company at $1.03 trillion, followed by Microsoft at $967 billion, Alphabet at $927 billion and Apple at just $835 billion, according to Refinitiv data.
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