Apple warns of ‘unprecedented’ waste impact if forced to drop Lightning cable
Apple has warned that EU proposals forcing it to stop using its own Lightning cable risks “creating an unprecedented volume of electronic waste”.
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Google exposes flaws in Apple’s privacy software
Google researchers have uncovered security flaws in Apple’s Safari web browser, despite the affected tool being designed to protect user privacy.
Netflix holds its ground against new challengers Apple and Disney
Netflix is holding its ground in the streaming wars, passing its first big test since Apple and Disney launched rival services.
What challenges will the new Director-General face at the BBC?
BBC chairman Sir David Clementi has described the role of Director-General at the corporation as “a demanding job”.
Varadkar says big companies should pay their taxes as he meets Apple boss
Irish Premier Leo Varadkar has said he believes big companies should pay their taxes as he welcomed Apple chief executive Tim Cook to Dublin.
The Banker gets new release date following Apple probe
Apple has announced a release date for a film it temporarily shelved following allegations of sexual misconduct against one of its producers.
Headmistress urges more schools to use iPads, not paper
A headteacher has urged others to follow her school’s example and go paperless.
Apple: App Store achieved record numbers towards end of 2019
iPhone and iPad users were busy downloading apps at the end of 2019 leading to a record number of sales.
Apple and Facebook told to do more to protect user privacy
Apple and Facebook have been told current privacy practices are “untenable” by the US Federal Trade Commissioner during a debate on the issue.
iPhone XR owners on O2 hit with network issues
O2 customers using the iPhone XR have complained about an issue causing connection problems with the handset.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s retro iPod shuffle catches fans’ attention ahead of match
When Cristiano Ronaldo walked into his first game of 2020, it was his retro iPod that caught everyone’s attention.
CES 2020: What to expect at the world’s largest technology show
Artificial intelligence, 5G and robotics are expected to be among the biggest talking points when the world’s largest technology show – CES – begins in Las Vegas on Tuesday.
The most important gadgets of the decade
The 2010s have been a pivotal era in digital technology, introducing new devices which have fundamentally changed how people communicate, work and play.
The new gadgets to look out for in 2020
More foldable smartphones and a new generation of games consoles are likely to be among the biggest new gadgets of 2020.
Facebook, Huawei and 5G: 2019 in technology stories
It has been another busy year in the world of technology, with new innovations arriving during 2019 including 5G, but also political problems such as the ongoing debate around Huawei.
Amazon, Apple and Google unite in smart home partnership
Technology rivals Amazon, Apple and Google have announced a new partnership designed to improve compatibility between their smart home products.
US lawsuit claims Apple and Microsoft profit from child cobalt miners
A new lawsuit is accusing several of the world’s largest technology firms of knowingly profiting from children labouring under brutal conditions in African cobalt mines.
Which? reveals 2019 product of the year
The Hyundai Kona Electric car has been named Which?’s product of the year for 2019, inching ahead of items ranging from Apple AirPods to a reusable coffee cup.
Apple reveals most popular App Store downloads
WhatsApp, Instagram and apps designed to help users pass their driving theory test have been named the most popular downloads from Apple’s App Store in the UK.
Facebook launching new tool to transfer images to Google Photos
Facebook is releasing a tool that allows users to transfer their photos directly to Google’s storage service in a bid to give people “control and choice”.
Apple Pay’s Express Transit arrives in London for faster TfL entry
Apple has introduced a feature to its mobile payment system allowing London commuters to travel more seamlessly without needing to prepare their device.
Apple criticised over change to Maps app which shows Crimea as Russian territory
Apple’s decision to show the region of Crimea as part of Russian territory in its mapping and weather apps has been labelled as “appeasement” by critics.
Designer Jony Ive’s profile disappears from Apple website as he departs
The profile of Sir Jonathan Ive has been removed from the Leadership page of Apple’s website, signalling the end of the British designer’s time at the technology firm.
Apple delays The Banker theatrical release amid misconduct claims
Apple has delayed the theatrical release of its first original film, The Banker, amid misconduct allegations against one of the film’s co-producers.
Apple abruptly cancels The Banker premiere to probe ‘concerns’ around the film
Apple has cancelled the world premiere of a film set to arrive on its new streaming service as it investigates “concerns surrounding” the movie.
Apple begins construction on billion-dollar campus in Texas
Apple has begun construction on a billion-dollar (£775 million) campus in the US, which will house 5,000 employees when it opens in 2022.
Apple bans vaping apps over health concerns
Apple is banning apps related to vaping from its app store amid concern about the effect of vaping on the health of young people.
Apple picks up three prizes at EE Pocket-lint Awards
Apple has picked up three awards including the best flagship phone of 2019 at the annual EE Pocket-lint Awards.
Apple unveils new 16-inch MacBook Pro with updated keyboard
Apple has announced a new version of its MacBook Pro laptop, complete with a redesigned keyboard following complaints from some users over the previous design.
Facebook bug turns on iPhone camera as users scroll through app
A Facebook bug has been discovered which allows the social media giant’s app to access the iPhone camera as a user scrolls through their feed.