Apple Maps 'Look Around' feature now available in Atlanta, Georgia
Apple has expanded its Apple Maps "Look Around" feature to include Atlanta, Georgia.
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General
Mike Peterson
Apple staffers demand investigation into recent 'misogynistic' hire
A group of Apple employees are calling for an investigation into the recent hiring of former Facebook ad manager Antonio Garcia Martinez, citing concerns about "misogynistic statements" that he made.
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US removes Xiaomi from blacklist banning Chinese technology firms
The US Defense Department has agreed to remove Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi from its blacklist of technology firms, following a successful lawsuit.
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William Gallagher
Philips Hue will be compatible with new Matter home connectivity standard
Matter is the future unifying connectivity standard for the smart home, and Philips Hue is promising a seamless transition to the new system.
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Wesley Hilliard
Apple highlights Apple Developer Academy success stories
As new Apple Developer Academy programs begin recruiting in Detroit and Korea, Apple has showcased the impact of this coding course for students worldwide.
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UK repair firm fined $147,000 for selling counterfeit Apple chargers
A company in the UK's Bournemouth area has been found guilty of selling counterfeit chargers for Apple devices, and now has to pay.
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US lawmaker demands Apple's Tim Cook respond to Uyghur forced labor claims
Apple CEO Tim Cook is in the crosshairs of at least one U.S. lawmaker over a recent report claiming Chinese firms in the tech giant's supply chain exploit Uyghur labor.
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Mikey Campbell
Game engine maker Unity expects $30M hit from Apple's App Tracking Transparency
Unity Technologies reported earnings on Tuesday, and while overall guidance for the coming year is better than expected, the company anticipates Apple's new ad targeting rules to shave $30 million from its annual revenue.
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Epic Games witnesses criticize App Store anti-steering provisions
Two expert witnesses in the Epic Games v. Apple trial on Tuesday argued that Apple's App Store anti-steering provisions make it difficult for iPhone owners to know they can use some apps on other devices.
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Malcolm Owen
Amber Neely
