Apple might increase the iPhone 17 lineup prices without blaming Trump's tariffs or revealing the true reason to avoid political confrontation.
Apple seems determined to increase prices across the iPhone 17 lineup
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How SpaceX tried to stall Apple’s satellite expansion efforts
SpaceX tried stalling the expansions of the iPhone’s satellite connectivity by lobbying the FCC to block the launch of a new satellite constellation by Apple's partner.
WSJ: Apple could become an investor in ChatGPT maker OpenAI
Apple could invest an unknown sum in OpenAI, having already partnered with the company on the upcoming ChatGPT integration with the Siri assistant in iOS 18.
WSJ: Apple discussed using China’s Baidu models for generative AI on iPhone
Apple might use the Chinese internet giant Baidu’s models for generative AI on iPhone in the 1.4 billion people country, its biggest overseas market.
Would you consider an Apple TV+ and Paramount+ subscription bundle?
The companies are allegedly hoping that bundling Apple TV+ and Paramount+ subscriptions at a discount would address the problem of subscription fatigue.
iOS 17 might bring a new journaling app for iPhone
Developers of journaling apps like Day One should be worried that Apple with iOS 17 will be entering the market for digital diaries.
Apple silicon head Johny Srouji talks chip development challenges in a rare interview
Johny Srouji reveals unknown tidbits about Apple's in-house custom silicon operation, including M1 chip development struggles during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Apple apparently intends to launch car crash detection in 2022
Apple reportedly intends to unveil a new feature in 2022 for its iPhone and Apple Watch devices that would automatically place a call to emergency services such as 911 in the United States immediately after a car accident has been detected.
Future AirPods could help fix your body posture
We've already heard that Apple could add certain health features to its AirPods. And now, a new report alleges that future Apple earbuds could check your body temperature and posture.
Blocking all app tracking in iOS 14.5 won’t stop Apple itself from serving personalized ads
Ad executives are saying that Apple's new App Tracking Transparency rules in iOS 14.5 could be beneficial to ad agencies and other clients that use Apple's own advertising platform.
Report: Apple Podcasts subscriptions will pay creators directly
Apple is expected to unveil a new podcasts subscription service at its “Spring Loaded” special event taking place later today, and now a new report has alleged that Apple Podcasts creators participating in the company's new scheme will actually be directly compensated by listeners.
WSJ corroborates that under-display Touch ID will be joining Face ID on 2021 iPhone
The Wall Street Journal today corroborated earlier reports claiming Apple will be outfitting this year's upcoming iPhone 13 family with an in-screen Touch ID fingerprint reader, joining Face ID.