'Harriet the Spy' animated series greenlit for Apple TV+
Apple announces a series order adapting the iconic children's novel "Harriet the Spy," joining Apple TV+'s slate of premium children's programming.
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General
Amber Neely
England's Apple-Google Exposure Notification app set to begin public trials
England is set to launch public trials of its upcoming coronavirus contact tracing app based on the Apple-Google Exposure Notification framework.
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Mike Peterson
Facebook sued for allegedly harvesting biometric data via Instagram
Facebook is being sued for allegedly collecting the biometric data of Instagram users or people who appear in photos on the platform without their consent.
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Microsoft aims to replace your iPad and iPhone with new Surface Duo
Microsoft won't call the Surface Duo a phone, but that doesn't stop it wanting customers to ditch both their iPhone and iPad for this one foldable tablet that makes calls.
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Wesley Hilliard
Foxconn says trade war means China can no longer be 'the world's factory'
As it announces better than expected financial results, Apple supplier Foxconn is also reportedly planning to increase moving production away from China.
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William Gallagher
Foxconn recovering from coronavirus with better than expected profits
Apple supplier Foxconn has reported second quarter revenues of $778.54 million, considerably above predictions. The company credits coronavirus telecommuting demand for the increase.
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White House set to entirely ban TikTok from App Store
A new document clarifying the Administration's plans says that companies such as Apple and Google may be required to remove TikTok even from their App Stores in China.
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Apps using Apple-Google Exposure Notification API see robust adoption in Ireland and Germany
Apple and Google's joint coronavirus contact tracing effort, dubbed the Exposure Notification API, has seen reasonably rapid uptake internationally despite continued foot-dragging from U.S. states.
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Mikey Campbell
Online Apple Store adds dedicated Apple Card payment option
Shopping on the online Apple Store just got slightly easier for Apple Card holders, as the virtual marketplace now provides a direct option to pay with the branded company card at checkout.
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AppleInsider Staff
Malcolm Owen
