The Video Electronics Standards Association has released a new specification that opens the door for future USB-C devices to support DisplayPort 2.0, and ultra-high resolution displays.

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Apple’s pro applications, and more importantly its software development tools, are reportedly coming to iPadOS. AppleInsider talked to developers about how likely this is, and what they want — and need — to see.

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After a month of criticism, a promised update for Zoom has arrived, introducing stronger encryption plus resolution of a number of past issues with the platform, including “Zoombombing.”

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Parallel reports have all recently claimed that Apple has decided to “delay the mass production” of its upcoming “iPhone 12”, but these reports don’t offer any meaningful evidence that this could result in a materially late launch. Here’s a look at why.

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German users are reporting that Siri is suddenly sounding much more natural, especially on HomePod, following a long-promised update to iOS.

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Popular NBC sitcom “Parks and Recreation,” which last aired in 2015, is set to broadcast a special reunion episode this week to raise funds in aid of coronavirus response efforts, with the half-hour show filmed entirely on iPhone.

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Google on Tuesday revealed the discovery of a handful of now-patched bugs in Apple’s Image I/O, a multimedia processing framework vital to the company’s platforms.

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Apple this week agreed to settlement terms in a class action lawsuit alleging the company intentionally “broke” FaceTime on older iPhones, with class members due to receive a paltry $3 each for their woes.

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Apple’s iPhone SE is the new kid on the iPhone block, a neighborhood that now runs from $399 to well over $1000. But, no matter where you pick on that map, you’re going to get a very powerful phone.

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The Apple and Google contact tracing technology, which will roll out on May 1, was developed and launched by a handful of Apple employees in less than a month, according to a new report.

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