Apple Maps adds speed camera alerts in more countries [u]
The Apple Maps speed camera feature in CarPlay with iOS 14, is now available in a number of new countries including the Netherlands and Belgium.
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Netherlands
William Gallagher
Apple Pay goes live in the Netherlands
Dutch bank ING has introduced support for Apple Pay in the Netherlands. It's the first bank in the region to do so and comes two years after the first trials were reported.
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Huawei faces dual US bans, Dutch accusations of carrier backdoor
The U.S. government has leveled a dual blow against China's Huawei, both blocking it from acquiring American technology and preventing American telecoms firms from using Huawei equipment.
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Roger Fingas
Apple Pay launching soon in the Netherlands
ING bank has announced on Twitter and its official site that Apple Pay functionality will be coming to the Netherlands shortly.
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Netherlands competition regulator investigating App Store dominance abuse claims
Apple is being investigated by a competition regulator in the Netherlands over the dominance of the App Store to determine if Apple has abused its position in the app marketplace, and has put out a call to developers asking for examples of potential abuses.
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Malcolm Owen
Apple translates 'Everyone Can Create' curriculum to new European languages
Apple on Monday released four new translations of the "Everyone Can Create" curriculum on Apple Books, meant to develop music, video, photo, and illustration skills — specifically using Apple's iPad.
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AppleCare+ for Mac comes to Canada, Mexico, Europe and beyond
Apple is bringing its AppleCare+ for Mac with accidental damage warranty coverage to several additional markets, giving customers in Canada, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and large swath of Europe extra peace of mind for a price.
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Dutch Apple store evacuates after likely iPad battery incident
Apple's Amsterdam store was briefly evacuated on Sunday afternoon following what appears to the overheating of an iPad battery.
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Apple-made Swift curriculum coming to 70 European colleges & universities
Apple on Friday announced that its "App Development with Swift" curriculum is being adopted by 70 European schools, including ones in the U.K., Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Ireland, Luxembourg, Poland, and Portugal.
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Mike Wuerthele
