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Three Apple products in the danger zone

Samsung, Huawei getting close to iPhone, spending on camera hardware to get there

Amazon planning Alexa-enabled AirPods competitor with goal of better sound quality

Apple’s latest price cut sees Apple Music undercut Spotify and YouTube Premium in India

Apple cuts price of HomePod worldwide, now $299 at the US Apple Store

Joker movie with Joaquin Phoenix: Trailer, release date, cast and more

With Apple 5G modem likely in 2021, prospects for 5G iPhone in 2020 'in jeopardy’

Apple wins seven-year trademark dispute over the name 'iPad'

Apple Watch skeptic discovers Afib days after ECG app reaches Europe

iPad mini 5 teardown exposes unchanged battery size, 3GB RAM, True Tone technology

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 could launch with smaller alternative

How to add Facebook events to your Google Calendar

How Facebook’s feed algorithm works: for the first time, the app shows you

Cloudflare announces Warp: a new free VPN service for iOS

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Cloudflare announces Warp: a new free VPN service for iOS

Following their tradition of introducing new services on April 1st, Cloudflare is today announcing Warp: a new mobile VPN that promises to protect the users' internet traffic while improving speed at the same time. This is the company's second service that's direct to customers, after the introduction of its DNS, 1.1.1.1, last year. Cloudflare's goal with its VPN service is to make it easy to use and make sure it works properly in the harsh conditions faced by mobile devices, such as changing between Wi-Fi networks, switching between Wi-Fi and LTE, and also captive portals, which are common in public places that offer free Wi-Fi. Warp will be a free service that can be accessed through the 1.1.1.1 app, but the company promises to not capture any user-identifiable data or sell browsing history and will constantly perform audits with third- parties to ensure the service is respecting user privacy. Cloudflare is relying on the reach, scale, and flexibility of i...

‘iPhone Xc’ prototype images claim to show new color options

Ahead of Apple’s September 12th ‘Gather round’ event, purported images of the 6.1-inch LCD iPhone have leaked. The images, which claim to show “prototype” devices, features the ‘iPhone Xc’ in a handful of colors, including the much-coveted red… Shared on Twitter by Ben Geskin, these images show the 6.1-inch LCD iPhone in four colors: white, space gray, rose gold, and red. The devices feature the same back glass design as the current iPhones. Previous reports have suggested that the 6.1-inch LCD iPhone will be available in a handful of color options, but these images only show four of them. For the past two years Apple has introduced red as a color option mid-year option through its PRODUCT(RED) partnership, but these images suggests the red option will be available on day-one this year. In addition to the colors, these images offer a look at how the lower-priced LCD iPhone will use aluminum edges, as opposed to the stainless steel used by the iPhone X. We can al...

The Apple Music app has been installed on 40 million Android devices

Most of those installations were in the U.S., about 28 percent, analytics firm SensorTower said on Tuesday. India was a distant second at 7 percent, followed by Great Britain, Brazil, and Russia and 6, 5, and 4 percent respectively. Although quarterly installs declined from 3.3 million in the Sept. 2017 quarter to 2.3 million by the June 2018 quarter, they have since been on the rebound, climbing back to 3.3 million in the Dec. 2019 period. Current forecasts for the March quarter call for an all-time high of 3.8 million. Installs are not the same as subscriptions. By default the app offers a free three-month trial, and it's possible or even likely that many Android phone and tablet owners are simply canceling before they can be billed. In late January Apple said that it had surpassed 50 million subscribers. Given that Apple Music is best on first-party devices, which have the service natively installed and integrated with Siri, it's probable that most of those subscribers have ...

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