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More Suggestions of Mixed Reality, Mac Beats PC and Targeting Big Tech
realityOS seems more real, the Mac beats the PC market, and President Biden targets “big tech.” That’s a glimpse from the Observation Desk.
China's COVID Crisis Is the Gift That Keeps On Giving
China’s COVID crisis may keep hitting Apple, iPad grows Apple in India, and the Apple/AliveCor fight continues.
Accentuating the Positive or Something
A couple of positive notes on Apple, producer and consumer news for Apple in India, and, to quote Billy Joel, “Where’s the Orchestra?”
Sunbird App Will Bring iMessage to Android, Ending Blue Bubble vs Green Bubble Bullying
The upcoming Sunbird app for Android will finally bring iMessage to those devices easily and quickly, hopefully ending blue bubble envy.
Eufy Says Its Security Camera Footage Is Local-Only, But That’s Not Always True
A security researcher revealed that Eufy misleads customers, sending videos from its so-called local-only camera products to the cloud.
Fresh iPhone 15 Rumor Says Device May Feature Titanium Chassis, Curved Rear Edges
Looking ahead to the iPhone 15, one rumor says it may feature a titanium chassis and curved rear edges instead of the current square design.
Preparing for the Holidays and a Few 'Spirited' Offerings
Some iPhone news, a look at holiday shopping and Apple, and some “Spirited” offerings from Apple TV+. That’s from today’s Observation Deck.
Mayo Clinic Study Highlights One More Way Apple Watch Can Save Lives
A recent Mayo Clinic study has outlined one more way the Apple Watch can detect undiagnosed medical conditions and save lives.
Apple Once Again Allowed to Sell 5G Products, Including iPhone 14, in Colombia
A preliminary injunction barring Apple from selling 5G products, including iPhone 14, in Colombia has recently been lifted.
Major Overseas Client Dumps Chinese AirPods Maker for Certain Orders, Could Be Due to Quality Issues
A major overseas client has reportedly canceled orders from a Chinese AirPods maker as Apple continues to diversify its supply chain.
Apple to Continue to Use Qualcomm's 5G Modem for 2023 iPhone Models
Reports from “Bloomberg’s” Mark Gurman indicate that Apple will continue to use Qualcomm’s 5G modems for 2023 iPhone models.
Apple Files Lawsuit Against Medical Tech Company Masimo for Allegedly Copying the Apple Watch
Apple filed a lawsuit against medical tech company Masimo for allegedly copying the many designs and functionality of the Apple Watch.
South Korea to Double Down on Blockchain, Using It to Manage Digital IDs
A report recently outlined plans in South Korea to adopt digital IDs reliant upon decentralized blockchain technology.
Apple Korea Headquarters Raided by Antitrust Regulators Due to Overcharging App Store Commission
Antitrust regulators raided Apple’s Korea Headquarters after app developers complained that Apple collects more than 30% commission rate.
Apple Hid ‘Dynamic Island’ Trademark Behind Almost-Forgotten Jamaican Search Requirements
International trademark offices without online databases help Apple keep some secrets, like its trademark for the “Dynamic Island” name.
Apple May Mask iPhone 14 Pro Pill and Hole-Punch Cutout With Deactivated Pixels
Fresh rumors suggest the purported pill and hole-punch cutout on the iPhone 14 Pro could look different from what we’ve thought.
Former Apple Employee Pleads Guilty To Stealing Trade Secrets Involving Apple Car
A former Apple employee has pled guilty to stealing automotive trade secrets involving the Apple Car. Sentencing is in November.
Epic Games Versus Apple App Store Appeals Hearing Set for October 21
A hearing for the Epic Games versus Apple App Store appeals has been scheduled for October 21 at the U.S. appellate court in San Francisco.
Popular YouTuber, Ex-Apple Inventor, Describes How VR Technology Might Prevent Motion Sickness
This YouTube star used to come up with new technology at Apple, including a VR system to prevent motion sickness in a car.
French Publishers Seek Injunction Against Apple’s App Tracking Transparency Program
Three French publishers are suing Apple, seeking monetary damages as well as an injunction against App Tracking Transparency.
Apple Music Sessions Premieres Featuring Exclusive Live Performances in Spatial Audio
Today Apple has unveiled Apple Music Sessions, featuring today’s artists performing in Apple studios around the world.
Another Analyst Supports Reports of Periscope Lens on iPhone 15 Pro
Noted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has offered his predictions for Apple’s adoption of periscope lens technology in the iPhone.
Apple Developer Academy at Michigan State University Celebrates its First Graduating Class
Last week, Apple and Michigan State University celebrated the first group of students graduating from the Apple Developer Academy.