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News: U.S. dismisses Apple’s iOS encryption arguments

Posted on January 1, 1970 by npman4k

The U.S. Justice Department has rejected Apple’s arguments against helping the government break into iPhones, saying the company’s operating system is “licensed, not sold” to […] Read the original post by Dan Pye

News: Verizon asks for FCC permission to enable Wi-Fi calling

Posted on January 1, 1970 by npman4k

Less than a month after AT&T was granted FCC permission to enable Wi-Fi calling in iOS 9, Verizon is asking for permission to do the […] Read the original post by Dan Pye

News: Select Apple Stores to send some iPhones off-site for repair, offer loaners

Posted on January 1, 1970 by npman4k

According to several employees, select Apple Stores are about to begin testing a repair program that sends some iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6s and 6s […] Read the original post by Dan Pye

Review: Twelve South Forté for Apple Watch

Posted on January 1, 1970 by npman4k

Apple accessory maker Twelve South recently released its newest stand for Apple Watch, Forté ($60). As expected from Twelve South, high-end materials are used here […] Read the original post by Phil Dzikiy

News: Google launches Google Keep for iOS

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Google has released an official Google Keep iOS app for its Google Keep note-taking service. Although Google launched Google Keep for Android more than two […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Review: TrackR bravo

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When Bluetooth first came into existence years ago, it was primarily the domain of wireless audio solutions like phone headsets — however, the development of […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

News: Apple releases iOS 9.0.1 to public, iOS 9.1 beta 2 to developers (Update: public beta also)

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Apple has released iOS 9.0.1, a minor maintenance update that fixes issues with the setup assistant, alarms and timers sometimes failing to play, video problems […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Tip of the Day: Canceling your Apple Music subscription

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While it’s been a fun ride, the three-month free trial of Apple Music is coming to an end on Wednesday, Sept. 30, after which users […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

News: Daily Deal: Private Internet Access VPN, 2-yr subscription

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Today in iLounge Deals we’re offering up a two-year subscription to Private Internet Access VPN for only $59.95 – 24% off the normal price. This […] Read the original post by Dennis Lloyd

News: Apple releases tvOS beta 2 to developers

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Apple has released the second beta of its tvOS for the new Apple TV to registered developers, allowing those who have already received a development […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

News: Apple posts XcodeGhost Q&A, lists affected apps

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Apple has posted a Q&A on XcodeGhost, the counterfeit software development kit that was used to create malicious apps that were able to be released […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

News: Apple releases iOS 9.0.1 to public, iOS 9.1 beta 2 to developers

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Apple has released iOS 9.0.1, a minor maintenance update that fixes issues with the setup assistant, alarms and timers sometimes failing to play, video problems […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

News: Apple patents thinner headphone plug

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Apple has patented a new “D-shaped connector” plug to replace existing 3.5mm headphone jacks. The plug still has the standard contacts for transmitting left audio, […] Read the original post by Dan Pye

News: iPad Pro users will have to pay to use Microsoft Office

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If iPad Pro users want to use Microsoft’s Office suite, they’re going to have to pay for an Office 365 subscription. In a March blog […] Read the original post by Dan Pye

News: Apple censors ‘Ferguson Firsthand’ app

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An app exploring the 2014 shooting death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri has been rejected by Apple, according to a blog post by creator […] Read the original post by Dan Pye

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