Apple is reportedly planning an event on March 25th to launch its upcoming paid Apple News subscription service, according to a report from BuzzFeed. The event will reportedly focus on Apple’s service business, so it’s unlikely that we’ll see any new hardware, Read More …
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Retail Inventory Management Software Market 2019 Global Trends, Size, Profit Growth and Industry Segments by Forecast to 2023
Retail inventory management software consists of tools helpful for tracking, managing, and organizing material flow, including the time required for the end-product to leave the warehouse. Market Research Future (MRFR) has published a research report about the global retail inventory Read More …
Apple threatens to remove iPhone apps caught recording user activity without consent
Apple on Thursday threatened to remove applications from the App Store if they record users’ actions without their explicit permission. Earlier this week, TechCrunch reported that iPhone apps from Expedia, Air Canada and Hollister were using “session replay” software from a company Read More …
Apple to pay 10 years of back taxes to France
US tech firms such as Apple have been criticised for the small amounts of tax they pay in EU countries. Photograph: Ryan Anson/AFP/Getty Images Apple has agreed to pay 10 years of back taxes to France, marking the latest victory for Read More …
iPhone to get 3D camera upgrade in AR push by Apple, adding laser scanner with 4.5-metre range
The rear facing, longer-range 3D camera is designed to scan the environment to create three-dimensional reconstructions of the real world. It will work up to about 4.5 metres (15 feet) from the device. Analysts expect iPhone price cuts in China Read More …
Resident Evil 2: How to Cool the Solution in the Labs
For the past week, millions of players have had the chance to play Capcom’s remake of Resident Evil 2, a full-fledged reimagining of the 1998 classic from the original PlayStation. The story follows protagonists Leon S. Kennedy and Claire Redfield, as players will be able Read More …
Apple to compensate ‘Shot on iPhone Challenge’ winners for use of photos
Apple caused a bit of a stir in the artistic community this week when it announced a “Shot on iPhone Challenge” that select works from ten iPhone photographers to plaster on marketing materials like billboards, all presumably without pay. The Read More …
Apple translates ‘Everyone Can Create’ curriculum to new European languages
The initiative is now available in French, German, Italian, and Spanish. Dutch and Swedish translations are coming sometime in the spring of 2019, Apple announced. Everyone Can Create has been downloaded “nearly 100,000 times” by European parents and teachers since the Read More …
University switches off social media to help student well-being
A university is switching off all its social media channels for a few days as an example to encourage its students to try their own “digital detox”. De Montfort University, in Leicester, wants to highlight how “unrestrained social media use” Read More …
New Indian IT rules take social media giants to task
As India gears up for general elections, owners of global social media platforms are in a huddle over how to curb the spread of misinformation and fake news in a country where deep mobile penetration has made Facebook, its messaging service WhatsAppand Twitter available at the Read More …