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Apple is still working on under-display optical Touch ID reader
Late to the game.
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Apple planning Face ID for MacBook Pro and iMac
Just as stupid idea as notch on the phone, so seems like something Apple would do.
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Apple's use of Location Services data tied to UWB management & federal guidelines
Oops our bad. We’re installing an update, that turns off the status bar arrow (but will continue to track you). -
Apple insists App Store 'not a monopoly,' expects to win in court
You just proved the whole case. You have a choice of Walmart or Costco, etc. with iOS the developer has NO choice.genovelle said:These cases make me super annoyed. Is Walmart or Amazon for that matter required to make my product or service available and promote it in their stores for me for free. The both have products and services they created and sell. Of course not. It would be stupid for me to expect that since they are for profit entities. There are a multitude of benefits for developers to be on iOS. Many times Apple was forced to create a product because what is available was subpar or lacked consistent support for their platform. Especially in cases where a partner turn on them to become a competitor and holds features back from the product Apple helped them create. Google Maps and Microsoft Office are perfect examples of this. Then all of a sudden, they want to jump back to developing. I use Apple Maps consistently and have seen it improve immensely. Google had the head start for Mobile Maps because of the data they got from the IPhone. The more we use it the better it gets.
