Apple deploys updated Photos iCloud app with Sierra-like album browsing
Apple on Thursday officially rolled out a new version of its Photos Web app for iCloud, introducing an interface similar to macOS Sierra.
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iCloud
Roger Fingas
Apple activates iCloud.com Calendar spam reporting feature
Apple on Sunday instituted a new junk content reporting feature on its iCloud.com web portal, the first step in what appears to be an activation of countermeasures against iCloud Calendar spam invites users began to receive in volume last month.
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AppleInsider Staff
Apple iCloud account sign-in, web apps suffer hours-long outage [u]
Apple's iCloud was hit with an hours-long downtime on Monday, leaving an unknown number of subscribers without access to account sign-in services and certain web apps normally available through iCloud.com.
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Apple adds basic support for Touch Bar in beta Web-based iCloud Photo Library
Very recently, Apple updated its beta iCloud site with support for the Touch Bar on the 2016 MacBook Pro — but the support is bug-laden, and not fully implemented.
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Mike Wuerthele
Oppenheimer: Apple 'lacks the courage to lead the next generation of innovation'
Oppenheimer analysts have issued an unusually scathing Apple investor memo, charging that the company is headed in the wrong direction and poised for a "decade-long malaise" as a result.
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Apple investigating iCloud Calendar spam solution
Apple on Wednesday released a statement regarding a recent spate of spam iCloud Calendar invitations, saying it is working to address the issue by identifying and blocking suspicious invite senders.
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Apple automatically uploading iPhone call logs to iCloud, forensics firm says [u]
Any iPhone user with iCloud Drive enabled is having their call logs automatically uploaded to Apple servers — without their consent, and whether or not they have backups enabled, a Russian security firm said on Thursday. [Updated with statement from Apple]
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New Chinese cybersecurity law will force Apple to keep data on local servers, aid gov't. searches
The Chinese parliament has officially approved new electronic security legislation, due to go into effect in June 2017, which could force companies like Apple to make changes to how they handle their data infrastructure — particularly if they're concerned about privacy.
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Revenue from Apple Music, Apple Pay & other Apple services jumps 24 percent in Q4
Despite posting year-over-year drops in Mac and iPhone revenue, and flat iPad numbers, there was one bright spot in Apple's September-quarter sales results: a 24 percent increase from services.
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Mikey Campbell
