On the heels of news that Sharp plans to invest more than a half-billion dollars in OLED technology, a new report reveals the company is in talks with Apple to supply OLED displays for a future iPhone, suggesting the two items are strongly correlated.
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This week on the AppleInsider podcast, Neil Hughes tells Victor Marks about the latest iOS tips, Dan’s iPhone 7 review, Apple Watch Series 2, DJI’s new foldable Mavic Pro drone, and more.
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Apple display supplier Sharp on Thursday announced plans to invest 57.4 billion yen (about $568 million) in its OLED business as soon as the second quarter of 2018.
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Zerodium, a well-known “bug broker,” on Thursday announced a new $1.5 million top end limit for zero-day exploits targeting iPhones and iPads running Apple’s latest version of iOS 10.
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Adding to an already successful mobile app offering, television network The CW updated both its iOS and tvOS apps on Thursday with new features like AirPlay support and the ability to stream shows without a cable login.
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Two weeks after Adobe brought DNG image file format support to iOS with Lightroom for mobile, the company on Thursday updated its app to take full advantage of Apple’s new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.
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Some iPhone 7 owners are encountering trouble with Bluetooth connections in BMW vehicles, and/or LTE connections to Verizon, according to complaints on Apple’s support forums and tips to AppleInsider.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has voted to make a broad swath of improvements to the Wireless Emergency Alerts system, upgrading messages with more content and detail, including some limited interactive elements.
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In a survey performed by Bank of America?Merrill Lynch, 12 percent of consumers have intentions to purchase Apple’s wireless AirPods, possibly leading to billions in sales for Apple.
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Though it’s an ad for the newly released iPhone 7, Apple’s latest TV commercial is actually pushing a feature found on all devices that can run iOS 10: expressive texts in the Messages app.
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