Is Apple’s construction of privacy crumbling? Is Apple’s construction of privacy crumbling?
Last Thursday, Apple announced details of upcoming features designed to detect CSAM — and the world reacted.
Last Thursday, Apple announced details of upcoming features designed to detect CSAM — and the world reacted.
Just hours after the initial release of iOS 14.1, an old companion seems to have dropped the mic: Apparently, Apple has pulled its first-party iOS-app „Remote“ from the App Store.
During my whole tech life, two companies were my accompany: Microsoft and Apple. The first opened the tech door for me with MS-DOS, the second is my friend at home for 15 years now.
Although we love our Macs, there is still one thing lacking after all those years: The integrated webcam, a long and well-known issue.
When Apple made keyboard and touchpad support available in iPad OS 13.4, the only choice to make use of the new features was the (quite expensive) Magic Keyboard.
Apple seemingly pulls „Remote App“ for Apple TV from the App Store 
Microsofts xCloud won’t be coming to iOS — and guess who’s to blame for that 
Camo is closing the quality-issue of Mac-embedded webcams 
New Logitech Folio Touch adds Magic Keyboard-features to the 11-inch iPad Pro