Apple has released slightly revised AirTag firmware
The anti-stalking features of AirTag were updated in 1.0.276, and Apple has released a new version of that update to users.
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Wesley Hilliard
'iPhone 13' will impress with new features, 5G iPhone SE coming in early 2022 says Kuo
Beyond an impressive "iPhone 13" in late 2021, Apple will release a new 5G iPhone SE in the first half of 2022, followed by a slate of flagship "iPhone 14" models with under-display Touch ID and lower prices, predicts analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
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Mike Peterson
Apple launches limited Search Ads in mainland China
Apple's advertising platform Apple Search Ads is now available in mainland China, but advertisers may have to gain state approval and licenses before using it on the App Store.
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William Gallagher
Apple explores how students, teachers used its devices during the pandemic
Apple has highlighted the various ways that students and educators used products like the iPad and Mac to support remote learning and graduation ceremonies during the pandemic.
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'Ted Lasso' characters introduce 2021 Tokyo Olympics U.S. Soccer Women's National Team
Ted Lasso and Coach Beard from the popular Apple TV+ show announced the U.S. Soccer Women's National Team roster.
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American Airlines switching to iPhones, iPads for all frontline employees
American Airlines is planning to replace all of its current mobile devices for frontline employees, including flight attendants and maintenance staff, with new iPhone and iPad models.
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Apple explains why getting iPhone apps outside the App Store is a bad idea
Apple has released a new research report detailing the reasons why it prohibits the sideloading of apps on iOS, including some of the dangers of the distribution method.
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Apple Pay promo nets discounts on summer clothing, Spin scooter rentals
Apple's latest Apple Pay promotion includes discounts on popular beach brands Roxy and Reef, eyewear and athletic apparel, and a special offer for Spin scooter rentals.
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AppleInsider Staff
Apple's Tim Cook called Nancy Pelosi, others to warn of antitrust legislation pitfalls
Apple CEO Tim Cook recently called U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other lawmakers in an outreach effort to sway opinion against the ratification of a set of sweeping antitrust bills that aim to rein in Big Tech, a new report claims.
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Mikey Campbell
Amber Neely
Malcolm Owen
