The physical Apple Card is not made entirely of titanium, a report claims, but while Apple uses an alloy to produce the highly-sought-after credit card’s real-world counterpart, it’s hardly a surprise that some form of alloy is being used in its manufacture.
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Huawei Australia has named Paul Jowett, who formerly worked for both Apple and Samsung, to the role of director of marketing.
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Apple is staying relatively conservative with production of its 2019 iPhones, analysts suggest, with the overall number of units ordered from its assembly partners thought not to be that much higher than what the company requested for 2018’s releases.
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Benchmark scores logged with Primate Labs’ online Geekbench 4 tool detail a heretofore unknown iPhone model equipped with an unidentified six-core ARM processor boasting 4GB of RAM, specifications that match rumors of an anticipated 2019 iPhone XR follow-up.
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Amazon-owned Woot is at it again with post-Labor Day deals on ultraportable hardware. Pick up a 2017 iPad Pro for just $399, or snap up remaining 12-inch MacBooks for as low as $759 for 24 hours only.
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Further spelunking into a beta version of Apple’s upcoming iOS 13 reveals what appears to be a new Apple Watch operating mode designed to keep students on task in the classroom, as well as a number of new watch face complications.
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According to sources said to be within Apple, the current Apple Watch Series 4 will gain the ability to track its wearer’s sleep quality through existing hardware sensors.
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It doesn’t seem like it should work, but it does. Here’s how to connect your AirPods to your brand new Galaxy Note 10.
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Rumors have ramped up regarding Apple’s Bluetooth tracking devices, and if true, Apple Sherlocking Tile could be a huge feature for absent-minded Apple fans.
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Ailing LCD producer Japan Display could potentially start production of OLED panels for smartphones at one of its domestic facilities, the CEO of a consortium helping the manufacturer with a bail out suggests, one that could possibly provide screens for a future iPhone model.
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