This week on the AppleInsider podcast, Victor and Mikey talk about the new iPads, the Samsung Galaxy S8 launch and what happened to Apple’s stock price, and the impending iOS switch to only 64-bit apps that could break apps you may rely on.
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Apple on Friday inaugurated its promised App Accelerator center in Bangalore, India, which will support developers through means like talks by experts and one-on-one app reviews.
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According to a report published Thursday, Apple has hired Shiva Rajaraman, a former YouTube and Spotify executive, to help architect a video content strategy as it takes on established industry players like Netflix.
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Following up on AppleInsider’s review of the eero mesh Wi-Fi product, we dive deeper into the system’s strengths and foibles with this in-depth video review.
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As promised in February, enterprise software firm SAP has released its Cloud Platform SDK for iOS, built in collaboration with Apple.
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Apple on Thursday continued its iPad Pro ad campaign with three new installments featuring the tablet’s abilty to act as a desktop replacement, long battery life and educational features.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission on Friday local time issued a determination denying the country’s big-three banks authorization to collectively negotiate bargain with Apple over access to Apple Pay NFC technology.
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Apple is scheduled to open the first of three first Indonesian research and development centers, into which the company will invest $44 million, in the second quarter of 2017, according to a report published Thursday.
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Apple’s latest iOS 10.3 release patches a flaw that can be used to repeatedly dial a phone number, accidentally exploited last year to redial 911 call centers, protecting emergency operators from potential cyberattacks.
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Subscription streaming music services like Apple Music and Spotify bolstered the ailing music industry in 2016, acting as a primary driver of an 11 percent bump in estimated retail revenue, according to the Recording Industry Association of America.
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