Apple Celebrates Mother S Day With New Apple Pay Promotion For 1 800 Flowers

Apple has announced its latest Apple Pay promo, this time in celebration of Mother’s Day. When you check out with Apple Pay, you can get $10 off a purchase from 1-800-Flowers. The offer is valid through the 1-800-Flowers app on iPhone as well as the website, just enter promo code SAYTHANKS. The promotion runs through May 10. Apple explains: And some terms and conditions: Apple regularly offers promotions in various apps when you use Apple Pay....

January 27, 2022 · 1 min · 104 words · Nancy Nix

Apple Clips First Look Apple S New Mobile Video Editing And Sharing App

One of the sure things about Apple’s DNA is its ability to make complexity simple. The company’s latest example is the Apple Clips app, a video editing and sharing app designed for the iPhone and iPad. It comes packed with powerful effects and editing options along with the ability to upload to your creations to social networks such as Instagram, Facebook; or websites such as Vimeo or YouTube fast. But wait, doesn’t Apple already make a video app for iOS?...

January 27, 2022 · 4 min · 705 words · Sherry Wagner

Apple Debuts New How To Shoot On Iphone 7 Website Video Series

Apple has long showcased the capabilities of the iPhone 7 camera, but now the company is working to help everyone take great looking images with the device. Today, Apple debuted a new series of videos, as well as a new website, focused on educating users on how to take the best images with their iPhone… On the new website, Apple shares tips for shooting a plethora of different types of images and video....

January 27, 2022 · 2 min · 263 words · Herbert Smith

Apple Donating Millions Of N95 Industrial Masks To Health Professionals In United States And Europe

In a press briefing today, Vice President of the United States Mike Pence announced that Apple will be donating 2 million masks. Update: Apple CEO Tim Cook has now confirmed on Twitter that it is helping to source supplies to aid Europe and United States healthcare systems. In the wake of the current coronavirus pandemic, the US healthcare system needs resources for patients and resources for doctors. Masks are one such resource that are in short supply....

January 27, 2022 · 2 min · 326 words · Leroy Macareno

Apple Attracting More Android Switchers 4 Out Of 5 U S Iphone Sales Are Iphone 7 Plus Cirp

The latest Consumer Intelligence Research Partners data for the April to June quarter showed that Apple was attracting more Android switchers than at any time in the past 12 months. The good news for Apple is that relative to earlier quarters, they attracted a higher percentage of iPhone buyers from Android phones. In the past three quarters before the June 2017 quarter, Android owners had represented 14% to 17% of iPhone buyers....

January 26, 2022 · 2 min · 298 words · Timothy Wade

Apple Blocks Downgrades To Ios 14 4 1 After Patching Security Vulnerability With Ios 14 4 2

Apple today has stopped signing iOS 14.4.1, which means that users who have updated their device to iOS 14.4.2 can no longer downgrade. This follows Apple’s release of iOS 14.4.2 one week ago, which included an important security fix. Apple released iOS 14.4.2 last week to fix a critical security vulnerability. Apple said that a bug in WebKit could allow a malicious website to activate arbitrary cross-site scripting. According to Apple, the vulnerability had been exploited in the wild....

January 26, 2022 · 2 min · 248 words · Christian Ratcliff

Apple Debuts Sf Symbols 3 With Over 600 New Icons Hierarchical Color Customization And Inspector

Following the WWDC keynote, Apple has released the first beta of SF Symbols 3. This latest version of SF Symbols includes over 600 new designs developers and designers can use in their apps. The update also includes a new inspector for seeing details about individual symbols. Apple’s portfolio of symbols now includes updated icons for game controllers, devices, health, and more. There are also now dedicated localized symbols for Arabic, Chinese, Devanagari, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Latin, and Thai....

January 26, 2022 · 1 min · 116 words · Christopher Breen

Apple Dominates Holiday Giving Iphones Ipads Making Up More Than Half Of Mobile Device Activations

Data from Yahoo-owned analytics company Flurry shows that iPhones and iPads comprised more than half of all mobile device activations between 19th and 25th December, at 51.3% – almost three times as many as second-placed Samsung. The company notes that while Chinese companies Xiaomi, Huawei and HTC didn’t reach 1%, this reflects the fact that Christmas is not celebrated in their home market … Apple accounted for 51% of the new device activations worldwide Flurry recognized in the week leading up to and including Christmas Day (December 19th – 25th)....

January 26, 2022 · 2 min · 252 words · David Nally

Apple Drops Price Of Applecare For Macbook Pro And Macbook Air With An Extra Discount For M1

Apple has adjusted the pricing of AppleCare+ plans for MacBook Air and MacBook Pro users, with a notable distinction between Intel and M1-powered machines for the first time. Starting today in the United States and select other countries, AppleCare+ is now cheaper for the 13-inch M1 MacBook Pro than for the Intel MacBook Pro. As first spotted by MacRumors, AppleCare+ for the MacBook Air is now $50 cheaper than before, with Apple lowering the price from $249 to $199....

January 26, 2022 · 2 min · 319 words · James Travis

Apple Expands Siri S Give Me The News Feature To Non Beta Users The U K

Update: The feature is also rolling out in Australia, with ABC, SBS, and Seven Network as sources. Earlier this month, Apple started testing a new capability for Siri that would play daily podcasts when asked about the news. At first, the feature was limited to users running the iOS 11.2.5 beta in the United States, but Apple today has expanded it to non-beta users and users in the UK… The feature works by instantly streaming a daily news podcast when you ask Siri to “Give me the news....

January 26, 2022 · 2 min · 246 words · Alicia Boothe

Apple Announces 11 Million Trial Members Signed Up To Apple Music Eddy Cue Thrilled With Uptake

In a statement to USA Today, Apple has officially announced it has signed up 11 million members to Apple Music since launch. Eddy Cue says he is “thrilled with the numbers so far”, noting that about 2 million of that number have signed up for a family plan, which costs $14.99 for up to six people. The real success of Apple Music won’t be known until the 3 month trial ends and the 11 million have to make the choice to start paying for the monthly subscription....

January 25, 2022 · 2 min · 266 words · Eduardo Rayburn

Apple Announces Upcoming Express Transit Support For Clipper Card On Apple Pay

Apple announced today in a new partnership with Clipper that the Clipper card will soon be supported in the Wallet app and Apple Pay. Users will soon be able to use the card on iPhone and Apple Watch across all the San Francisco Bay Area transit agencies with just a tap without authentication. The Clipper card is a reloadable smart card used for transit fare payment in the San Francisco Bay Area....

January 25, 2022 · 2 min · 275 words · Gail Willis

Apple Blocks All Outdated Versions Of Adobe Flash In Safari Due To Vulnerabilities

Due to a security flaw discovered in its Flash Player software, Adobe released an update to the web plugin earlier this week. Today Apple confirmed that it had updated its plugin blacklist for OS X to stop the system from using a version of Flash Player older than 14.0.0.145 (or 13.0.0.231 on older systems). According to Apple’s product security team: According to Adobe, the vulnerability could allow malicious users to take control of a computer running affected versions of Flash Player....

January 25, 2022 · 1 min · 105 words · John French

Apple Brings Itunes Extras To Apple Tv Hd Extras To Macs Today Ios 8 In Fall

Apple today released iTunes version 11.3 and with it is making its iTunes Extras feature available for HD movies on Macs. Apple also announced today that the feature is now available for Apple TV with update 6.2 and will arrive on iOS 8 this fall. While we’ll have to wait for iTunes Extras to arrive on iOS with the release of iOS 8 this fall, the Apple TV OS 6.2 update rolled out late last month to users alongside iOS 7....

January 25, 2022 · 1 min · 195 words · Stacy Julca

Apple Confirms Some Apple Card Users Are Currently Unable To Make In Store Purchases Fixed

After seeing an Apple Card outage earlier this month that affected all users, the credit card is seeing downtime again this morning which is preventing some from using it for in-store purchases. Update 6/16 3:41 am PT: Fixed! 6/15 2:15 pm PT: Nope. 6/15 12:45 pm PT: Not solved yet. 6/15 8:50 am PT: Fix still in the works. 6/15 5:00 am PT: Still down. 6/14 2:15 pm PT: Apple is still working on a fix....

January 25, 2022 · 2 min · 227 words · Kevin Friedman

Apple Employee Suggests He Was Detained By Border Control Because Of His Political Views

Andreas Gal, the Apple employee involved in a controversial US Customs and Border Protection detainment, is speaking out about his experience. In an interview with ABC News, Gal elaborated on why he feels he was targeted and offered more details on the interaction. Earlier this week, the ACLU revealed that it was filling a complaint alleging that border control officers violated the constitutional rights of Gal. The Apple employee was returning from a business trip to Sweden in November when he was detained at the San Francisco International Airport....

January 25, 2022 · 2 min · 394 words · Mario Malley

Apple Camera Supplier O Film Possibly Out From Iphone Chain

China’s O-Film, a camera module manufacturer, told investors today it received a notification from a “particular overseas client” saying it would cut its business ties, according to Reuters. O-Film, which is known as a supplier of camera modules for Apple, said the customer was responsible for 22.51% of its operating income in 2019. In December, a report suggested that Apple was dropping this iPhone camera supplier, following accusations that O-Film used forced labor....

January 24, 2022 · 1 min · 199 words · Matthew Westberry

Apple Expands Its Personal Pickup Service To Australia And Canada

Apple today has begun to offer its Personal Pickup service in Australia and Canada. The service has been available in the United States for years now, since 2011, but today marks the first time people in Canada and Australia can place an order online, then head to their local Apple Store to pick it up. With Personal Pickup, the entire order is processed online. You input all of your billing information into the Apple Store app or Online Store, then simply go to the physical Apple Store to seamlessly pick up your item(s)....

January 24, 2022 · 2 min · 334 words · James Kyer

Apple Announces Students To Get 200Gb Of Icloud Storage For Free

Apple has shared during its education event in Chicago today that student accounts through schools will now get 200GB of iCloud storage for free. A considerable bump from the current 5GB of free iCloud storage, Apple will be giving the 200GB allotment to every student with a managed Apple ID. Keep in mind this won’t work like the Apple Music student discount, where any student with a .edu is eligible. The updated 200GB plans are only for students with school provided Apple IDs....

January 23, 2022 · 1 min · 121 words · Anne Wells

Apple Begins Seeding Os X 10 7 2 Gm To Developers

Following up the official announcement of iCloud and iOS 5 this afternoon, Apple has begun seeding OS X 10.7.2 GM to the Developer Center. This final release gets the Mac prepared for iCloud’s official release October 12th, to the general public. The GM also features bug fixes, enhancements, and Safari 5.1.1. If you find anything interesting, we’re all ears. Also, check out the iOS 5 GM! Apple seeds new build of OS X Lion 10....

January 23, 2022 · 1 min · 154 words · Christine Bowden