Свежие новости и отзывы о Apple

Global smartphones sales in Q4 2015 experienced their slowest growth rate since 2008, according to Gartner’s latest market report. The quarter saw sales of Apple’s iPhone decline for the first time, with the analyst charting a 4.4 per cent decline on the year before quarter for Cupertino. Read More... →

Сундар Пичаи на своей странице в Twitter поддержал отказ Apple взломать телефон террориста.... →

Microsoft объявил о запуске рекламной сети Bing Network, который знаменует собой прекращение существования Yahoo Bing Network. Новая сеть включает расширенный ряд партнёров, в числе которых значатся AOL, Wall Street Journal и другие, что приносит рекламодателям ещё больше переходов каждый день. Создание Bing Network – это результат новых договорённостей в области поискового сотрудничества между Yahoo и Bing, которые были достигнуты в апреле 2015 года. По условиям первоначальной сделки управление премиум-... →

Глава Google Сундар Пичаи официально поддержал руководителя Apple Тима Кука, который выступил против требования ФБР помочь во взломе iPhone террориста из Сан-Бернардино Саида Фарука. Свою позицию Пичаи изложил на своей странице в Twitter.... →

Apple Pay has today launched in China, a move that takes Apple’s digital payments service into its fifth country worldwide. Read More... →

OPINION: Yesterday, a federal magistrate judge in Central California ordered Apple to create software that would help federal law enforcement agents with cracking security mechanisms on a phone allegedly used by a mass shooting suspect last December.... →

Google’s Sundar Pichai has thrown his support behind Apple’s recent decision to push back against the FBI and not build a backdoor into iOS. In the Google CEO’s first tweetstorm, Sundar notes that requiring companies to enable hacking of customer devices and data “could be a troubling precedent”. Could be? It would be. The CEO’s sentiments are laid out over… Read More... →

This current order is all about Apple refusing to unlock a single device for the FBI. It is not to be confused with the related, but bigger, battle over the government forcing tech companies to weaken their encryption by introducing a ‘secret’ key that only they have. Read More... →

Posted by EricaMcGillivrayOn November 20, 2015, Twitter took away share counts on their buttons and from their accessible free metrics. Site owners lost an easy signal of popularity of their posts. Those of us in the web metrics business scrambled to either remove, change, or find alternatives for the data to serve to our customers. And all those share count buttons, on sites across the Web, started looking a tad ugly: Yep, this is a screenshot from our own site. Why did Twitter take away this data?When ask... →

Startup Battlefield hopefuls, it’s time to stop procrastinating and apply for the Startup Battlefield at Disrupt New York. We’re looking for the more promising startups from the US and basically anywhere else in the world to come to the Big Apple to compete in this illustrious competition Read More... →

Google chief executive Sundar Pichai just weighed in on the ongoing issue over device encryption between Apple and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). And he did it not on Google+, but on Twitter. Here is his five-tweet comment: 1/5 Important post by @tim_cook. Forcing companies to enable hacking could compromise users’ privacy — sundarpichai […]... →

Apple today announced that the App Store can now display app previews — short videos demonstrating an application’s capability — in listings for tvOS apps for the latest version of the Apple TV. An app preview can help Apple TV users better understand the utility of an app and thereby feel more compelled to download […]... →

Apple is under pressure from the FBI to backdoor iPhone security. But how will any technology company be able to offer trusted services to consumers if government-mandated backdoors are being forced upon them? Read More... →

Following Tim Cook’s letter, the White House has reacted to Apple’s strong stance against backdoors. According to Reuters, the White House has said that the Department of Justice isn’t asking for a backdoor to unlock the iPhone 5c in the San Bernardino case. Instead, the Government only wants help for one device. Read More... →

The Apple Watch is good for many things – quickly answering texts and incoming calls, receiving important notifications, navigating your way through city streets, and more. But it hasn’t been seen as much of a gaming platform, for obvious reasons. However, there’s now a new game that might actually be fun to play on the device’s small screen thanks to its simple nature… Read More... →

With Tidal nabbing headlines thanks to big-name exclusives, and Apple Music passing the 10 million subscriber milestone, you could be forgiven for momentarily forgetting about Spotify. But as news emerges that the music-streaming giant is about to hit 30 million paying members, Spotify has revealed an interesting tactic to tempt its users to sidestep the […]... →

Корпорация Apple намерена оспорить предписание калифорнийского суда разблокировать iPhone террориста из Сан-Бернардино Сеида Фарука. Об этом генеральный директор компании Тим Кук заявил в своём открытом письме к клиентам.... →

Свое резонансное решение компания постаралсь обосновать в специальном письме к пользователям... →

Apple CEO Tim Cook has responded to the court order that stipulated Apple must help the FBI break into a phone that belonged to one of the San Bernardino killers. “The United States government has demanded that Apple take an unprecedented step which threatens the security of our customers,” said Cook. “We oppose this order, which […]... →

Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that the company will appeal a California’s judge’s order to unlock an iPhone belonging to one of the terrorists involved in the San Bernardino shooting. The device in question — an iPhone 5c — belonged to Syed Farook, who, alongside his wife, carried out a mass shooting during a training event at the San Bernardino County… Read More... →