The new iOS-exclusive iZotope Spire Studio connects to an iPhone through wi-fi to control a multi-track recorder, allowing for nearly any space to be used as a convenient recording studio.
Source:: Apple Insider
Monthly Archives: September 2017
Lyft to deploy self-driving cars in San Francisco Bay Area
Lyft will soon begin a limited test of self-driving cars for passengers in the San Francisco Bay Area, targeting one of the most important ridesharing markets.
Source:: Apple Insider
Amazon looking to spend Apple Park-like $5 billion on ‘second headquarters’ in US
Following in the footsteps of Apple and Google, Amazon appears ready to start the process to build a massive headquarters in the United States — but for Amazon it will serve as a second base of operations.
Source:: Apple Insider
Logitech adds HomeKit to Circle 2 Wired, says Apple won’t allow support on battery-powered model
Logitech on Thursday released a firmware update for the $180 Circle 2 Wired, making it just the second security camera currently available on the market to support Apple’s HomeKit platform.
Source:: Apple Insider
Proposed deal would give Foxconn 25%, Apple 20% of Toshiba’s chip division
Foxconn is pressing hard for a deal that would give it 25 percent of Toshiba’s chip manufacturing business — an arrangement that would end up with Apple controlling 20 percent of the equity as well.
Source:: Apple Insider
Second report suggets Sept. 15 OLED ‘iPhone 8’ preorders, but shipments not until October
Citing a late production start, a new report claims that while the “iPhone 8” will be up for pre-order on Sept. 15, it will not start shipping to customers until some point in October.
Source:: Apple Insider
LG unlikely to enter iPhone OLED supply chain before 2019
Following revelations that Samsung could be the sole supplier of OLED displays for a next-generation “iPhone 8” handset, a report late Wednesday reaffirms previous claims that Apple’s effort to diversify its supply chain with panels from LG is unlikely to bear fruit before 2019.
Source:: Apple Insider
Apple secures lower streaming rate in new deal with Warner Music Group, report says
Apple has reached a new agreement with Warner Music Group that will see the tech giant pay out a smaller percentage of Apple Music revenue than it did when the service launched in 2015.
Source:: Apple Insider
Apple recruits four TV executives to growing video team, offers hints at future programming
Apple recently hired four veteran television executives to join its quickly growing video content team, with the new recruits tasked to head up original programming initiatives including documentary series.
Source:: Apple Insider
Apple issues $5B bond sale to fund capital return program
Following initial notice of a pending bond sale, Apple on Wednesday launched a $5 billion U.S. dollar-denominated debt offering to fund its capital return program, outstanding debt, acquisitions and other operational expenses.
Source:: Apple Insider