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Why isn’t Apple talking about AI?

June 19, 2023

Via: InfoWorld

If you feel inundated by artificial intelligence, you’re not alone. Developers can’t stop talking about the possibilities of generative AI (GenAI) to change the way they code. CEOs can’t stop talking about it, either: AI-related talk on earnings calls has […]


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Workers at America’s largest companies are not covered under coronavirus aid package

March 16, 2020

Via: Tech Crunch

Workers at America’s largest companies are not covered under a bill passed by the House of Representatives on Friday that is supposed to support American workers impacted by the spread of the novel coronavirus. The bill still has to be […]


BI Users, Business Users

Apple releases first beta of iOS 13.1, indicating iOS 13 is nearly done

August 28, 2019

Via: Tech Crunch

Surprise, Apple didn’t release yet another beta version of iOS 13. The company released the first developer beta of iOS and iPadOS 13.1 instead. This is a curious move, as Apple doesn’t usually share beta versions of .1 updates before […]


BI Categories, Business Analysis

Can Apple Card really disrupt the credit card market?

March 27, 2019

Via: CBS News

Apple is rolling out a credit card that it says is designed to do things no other card can. So how does it actually stack up? It looks different from a traditional credit card – it has no number on […]


BI Users, Data Analyst

Apple ditches Bing in favor of Google on iOS and macOS

November 10, 2017

Via: The Next Web

Apple is switching Siri’s default search provider from Bing to Google. It’s also making the switch on iOS Search and Spotlight for Mac. This means, if you ask Siri a question for which she needs to visit the web — […]


BI Users, IT Team

Apple just released iOS 10.3 — here’s all the good stuff

March 28, 2017

Via: The Next Web

Apple’s newly-released iOS update, 10.3, brings a handful of updates to your mobile device. Here’s what you need to know. The most useful feature is the ability to find any lost Airpods via the “Find My iPhone” app. If your […]


BI Users, Data Analyst

Apple acquires automation app Workflow and makes it free

March 23, 2017

Via: The Next Web

Apple has acquired Workflow, an automation app for iOS that lets you connect apps and create quick shortcuts to actions like texting a contact to let them know you’ll be late for your appointment, find a convenience store near you, […]


BI Users

6 apps Apple really needs to make for Android

March 15, 2017

Via: CIO

Android and iOS may be destined to do battle forever, but when it comes to apps, the relationship is a little friendlier. Countless iOS users enjoy Google’s services on their iPhones, and in fact, the acclaimed Gboard keyboard actually began […]


BI Users

Apple may switch to OLED with a big 5.8-inch screen on iPhone 8 – but it’ll cost a lot

March 6, 2017

Via: The Next Web

It seems Apple might finally be making the switch to OLED panels with the upcoming iPhone 8. Japanese outlet Nikkei Asian Review reports that – in addition to two LCD-equipped variants – the Cupertino behemoth will also put out a […]


BI Users, Business Users

How Microsoft rebounded to outshine Apple

December 21, 2016

Via: CIO

Microsoft claims that more people are switching to Surface devices from Macs than ever before. That’s a concept that would have been hard to picture when Microsoft first released the Microsoft Surface RT and Surface Pro in 2012 and 2013, […]


BI Users, Business Users

Everything Apple announced at its MacBook Pro event

October 28, 2016

Via: The Next Web

Today, Apple announced the Touch Bar. And then demoed the Touch Bar. Then talked about the Touch Bar. And then demoed the Touch Bar… I think you get the point. What else was discussed today in Cupertino? Read on and […]


BI Users, IT Team

Apple to spring macOS Sierra on Sept. 20

September 8, 2016

Via: CIO

Apple today announced it will release Sierra, this year’s edition of the Mac’s operating system, on Sept. 20. The date was posted on Apple’s website, but as with last year’s El Capitan delivery date, the news did not rate a […]


BI Security

Apple issues critical iOS update to thwart Pegasus malware

August 26, 2016

Via: The Next Web

Security researchers have identified a three-headed monster that could be used to record sounds, collect passwords, read text messages, record calls and track users. All iOS versions 9.3.4 and below are vulnerable. The attack utilizes a mobile spyware product, ‘Pegasus,’ […]


Software & Systems

Tim Cook: Apple is ‘high on AR’ but not sold on it being the next big thing

July 27, 2016

Via: The Next Web

After the colossal success of Pokémon Go (are you as tired of reading that as I am of writing it?), Apple CEO Tim Cook outlined plans to continue investing in the technology as the company is “high on AR in […]


Software & Systems

LinkedIn claims Rocket Data beats Apple’s iOS caching

July 25, 2016

Via: CIO

To provide iOS app builders an alternative caching solution to Apple’s Core Data framework, LinkedIn is offering its Rocket Data caching library via open source. Available under an Apache license, Rocket Data is based on a nonblocking immutable model management […]


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Taking a closer look at bots from Apple, Facebook and Google

July 13, 2016

Via: CIO

“Bots” have been around for decades. Recently, however, it’s become the norm for large technology companies to build, support and develop bots for a wide variety of uses. Because bots can be so many different things, it’s often difficult to […]


BI Users, Business Users

Siri takes control as Apple’s macOS Sierra beta arrives

July 8, 2016

Via: CIO

Less than a month after its unveiling at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference in June, macOS Sierra arrived today for beta testers who have signed up to try Apple’s new desktop operating system. This is the third year in a row […]