Apple mourns dead in Turkey, promises relief funding
Alongside promising aid following the devastating earthquakes in Turkey, Apple is marking the disaster by revamping its home page.
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Turkey
William Gallagher
Apple celebrates opening of Apple Bagdat Caddesi, Istanbul
Apple has marked the opening of its newest store in Istanbul with photographs of its first customers — and the 130 staff who between them speak 14 languages.
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New Apple Bagdat Caddesi opening in Istanbul on Friday
Apple's third store in Turkey is Apple Bagdat Caddesi, which will open in Istanbul on October 22 with a special Today at Apple program, plus Apple AR exhibition.
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Apple promotes third Turkey Store in Istanbul with giant artwork
Apple is preparing to open a new store in Turkey, with the Bagdat Street outlet in the middle of Istanbul promoted by a giant mural covering the front of the store.
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Malcolm Owen
Apple Stores in France to reopen June 9, Spain and Turkey for June 8
Apple has added more stores to the list for reopening in early June, with stores in France set to reopen on June 9 while locations in Spain and Turkey will reopen on June 8.
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Apple issues iOS 12.1.2 with eSIM connectivity fixes
Apple on Monday released iOS 12.1.2, a minor patch designed to fix problems with eSIM support on the iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max, as well as cellular connectivity with those phones in Turkey.
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Roger Fingas
Saudi journalist used Apple Watch to record own interrogation and execution, report says [u]
A report out of Turkey on Friday claims journalist Jamal Khashoggi used an Apple Watch to record and upload audio of his own interrogation, beating and execution to iCloud.
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Mikey Campbell
Apple Watch health and location data could help find missing Saudi journalist
An Apple Watch may provide clues surrounding the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi at a consulate in Turkey, with the wearable said to be at the center of an investigation to find out what happened to the Saudi dissident.
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Two days after Turkey's Apple boycott, smashed iPhones and enforcement questions
A video shows people in Turkey smashing iPhones — one of which rang anyway — as the world reacts to Erdogan's boycott of American electronics products.
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Stephen Silver
