Apple’s Neural Engine and the generative AI game
While Apple’s assistive technology announcements this week are important, the question that remains unaswered is just how much they rely on the company’s powerful Neural Engine. The...
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The most significant Google Pixel news no one’s noticing
Holy moly! We got absolutely smothered by a virtual avalanche of sloshy Google goodness this week. The company’s annual I/O event was exceptionally overflowing with...
Apple Q2 results beat estimates, set records, but guidance is flat
Apple beat estimates for its fiscal Q2 2023, but the results released late Thursday were decidedly uneven. iPhone sales, services, and emerging markets were the...
Jamf debuts sophisticated security protection for executive iPhones
Newton’s Third Law of motion argues that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. With that in mind, it’s no surprise that...
Apple’s new patent hints at powerful video collaboration tools
FaceTime has never quite lived up to its potential. Not only did it not become a cross-platform application that played nice with others, but by...
Should we do more business with our iPhones?
While iPhones are seeing increasing use in the enterprise, most users could be getting a lot more productivity from their devices. That’s the essential argument made...
What is Web Push for Web Apps on iPhone and iPad?
Apple, as expected, has rolled out support for Web Push on iOS and iPadOS in iOS 16.4, which arrived this week. Here’s a look at...
Russia’s iPhone ban and the digital supply chain
Russia’s Kremlin ordered officials to stop using iPhones, apparently over concerns the devices could be vulnerable to Western intelligence agencies, Reuters reports. When surveillance-as-a-service firms...
Apple’s supply chain is accelerating the move to India
The process of decoupling the Apple supply chain and China is accelerating, with the iPhone maker pushing partners hard to set up shop elsewhere. Tech...
Apple’s MFi scheme for USB-C is a good thing
Apple appears poised to make it more difficult to use cheap USB-C cables with its devices, and while it may well make a few dollars...