UK promises 11,000 iPads for care homes
While seemingly unable to deliver an effective test, track and trace scheme, the UK government says it is distributing over 11,000 iPads to care homes.
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Apple’s iPhone SE picks up share in Germany as iPhone 12 launch looms
Apple has gained marketshare in Germany despite the pandemic, can it repeat this worldwide and will it manage to convince consumers to buy the iPhone 12?
Apple acquires interesting AI podcast as radio startup, ScoutFM
With new HomePod and Apple TV hardware heavily tipped, Apple invests in podcasting company, ScoutFM as it seeks to improve its Podcasts service.
iPad 2020 review: Apple’s entry-level tablet raises all the boats
Apple has raised all the boats in its 2020 iPad fleet, and the entry level product just became incredibly good value with the power and performance to do the things you need it to do.
iOS 14: How to use Back Gestures in Settings
A tiny new feature in iOS 14 makes Settings on iPhone and iPad a little easier to navigate, but you may never notice it exists.
If your iPhone has a data cap you need this widget!
This app will help you manage your mobile data empowering you to avoid unwelcome and unexpected bill shock if you exceed data limits.
How to force iCloud to sync & update Photos images fast(er)
Do you wait too long for recently captured images to iCloud sync in Photos across all your Apple devices? Low Power Mode is probably to blame. Try these tips…
iPhone users are racing to install iOS 14, Mixpanel data claims
The latest data claims iPhone iOS 14 installation is faster than ever…
Why iPad Pro still makes sense now iPad Air is here
With a more recent processor, USB-C and all the other improvements inside Apple’s recently-announced iPad Air 4, I’ve been trying to figure out why an iPad Pro still makes sense…
Is Apple about to iPod mini the iPhone?
The latest claim is that the smallest iPhone 12 will be called iPhone 12 mini, even though it’s not the smallest available iPhone. Which seems weird.
