Lawyers in four US states have raised concerns that new Apple Watch features could breach eavesdropping laws, questioning whether turning conversations into AI-generated text requires everyone’s permission even when no playable audio recording is retained. Why Are Lawyers Concerned? The debate centres on Siri Recap, which creates AI summaries of […]
Posted in News Also tagged AI, EavesdroppingApple has launched a new leasing programme that allows customers to pay a monthly fee for iPhones, Macs, iPads and Apple Watches, marking a significant change in how the company expects people to acquire its products as device prices continue to rise and upgrade cycles grow longer. What Has Apple […]
Posted in News Also tagged iPhones, SubscriptionApple has confirmed that Tim Cook will step down as CEO in September 2026, handing leadership to long-time hardware chief John Ternus in a planned transition that marks a major shift for one of the world’s most valuable companies. A Planned Transition Apple has been keen to highlight that this […]
Posted in News Also tagged CEO, Tim CookViewing external calendars in Outlook lets you keep everything in one place, helping you avoid clashes, missed meetings, and constant switching between apps. Here’s how. How To Add A Google Calendar To Outlook (Unified View) This method subscribes Outlook to your Google Calendar using an iCal link. It is ideal […]
Posted in News Also tagged Calendar, Google, OutlookApple has introduced a new Mini Apps Partner Programme that halves App Store commissions for qualifying mini apps to 15 percent, marking a significant shift in how Apple wants developers to build and monetise app-within-app experiences. A New Approach To App Store Revenue Apple has announced that developers who host […]
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