Industry-leading drone maker DJI on Monday unveiled Mavic Air 2, with the hotly-anticipated successor model featuring a larger, higher-resolution camera, three-axis gimbal, improved flight capabilities, redesigned controller and more.
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Westpac, Australia’s second-largest bank and the last of the country’s “big four” to adopt Apple Pay, finally activated the payments service on Monday, fulfilling a December promise to integrate the product across its network.
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Apple in an internal video to employees on Monday outlined upcoming plans for its retail stores, saying that May will likely see the reopening of “many more” brick-and-mortar locations that are currently closed due to COVID-19.
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Apple Authorized Reseller B&H Photo has just issued two new hardware deals that deliver the lowest prices around, and the discounts are available only at AppleInsider. Pick up a 2018 Mac mini for just $649, or opt for Apple’s current 13-inch MacBook Pro with 16GB of memory and a 256GB SSD for $1,569, a record low.
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Gene Levoff, Apple’s former senior director of corporate law, continues to fight charges of insider trading and on Monday asked that his indictment be dismissed citing an argument of constitutionality.
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Apple’s new iPhone SE is the company’s first — and thus far, only — iPhone to solely rely on machine learning for Portrait Mode depth estimation.
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Apple’s Haptic Touch feature does not appear to function for notifications on the new iPhone SE, according to user reports and our own testing.
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Verizon and Comcast are both promising not to cancel service or charge late fees through June 30 as part of individual commitments to customers during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Although iPhone demand uncertainty remains a concern, investment bank Cowen expects demand to improve in 2020, driven by the new iPhone SE and rumors of a 5G “iPhone 12.”
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HBO Max will be available to view on all Apple devices from launch, with the video streaming service set to work on iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and fourth-generation Apple TV devices from May 27, with Apple also providing extra assistance to help existing HBO subscribers and HBO Now users.
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