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Tag Archives: Apple Watch

09Oct/17

Apple gave Uber ‘unprecedented’ access to secret backdoor

October 9, 2017MobileAPI, Apple, Apple Inc., Apple Watch, Backdoor, Company: Apple, Company: Next Digital, Company: Uber, Computing, IOS, IOS 11, IOS 8, IPhone, IPhone X, Law/Crime, Mobile app, Mobile computers, mobile phones, NEXT MEDIA, Operating systems, Technology, Technology/Internet, Uber, United States, Video, Will Strafachsmbale

Apple gave Uber’s iPhone app access to a secret backdoor that potentially allows the company to record a user’s screen and access other personal information without his or her knowledge. Continue reading →

12Sep/17

Apple unveils a $999 iPhone X

September 12, 2017MobileApple, Apple Inc., Apple Store, Apple Watch, Company: Apple, Consumer electronics, facial recognition, Fred Katayama, IOS, IPhone, IPhone 5S, IPhone XS, mobile phones, OLED, Operating systems, SANTOSH RAO, Smartphones, Technology, Technology/Internet, Tim Cook, Videosmbale

Apple rolled out its much-anticipated iPhone X with a $999 price tag, but investors sent the company’s stock down. Fred Katayama reports. Continue reading →

12Sep/17

Apple set to unveil anniversary iPhone

September 12, 2017MobileApple, Apple Inc., Apple Store, Apple TV, Apple Watch, China, CITIC SECURITIES CO LTD, CMC Markets, Company: Apple, Computers, Computing, Consumer electronics, DAVID MADDEN, Huawei, IOS, IPhone, IPhone XR, IPhone XS, ITunes, LI MENGXING, Linksys iPhone, mobile phones, Samsung, smartphone, Smartphones, Sonia Legg, Steve Jobs, Technology, Technology/Internet, Videotelephonysmbale

A decade after then-CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPhone, Apple is set to introduce a completely redesigned top-of-the-line iPhone along with two other new phones, as well as a big upgrade to the Apple Watch and a higher-definition Apple TV. Sonia Legg reports Continue reading →

03Apr/17

Imagination Tech shares plunge as Apple abandons it

April 3, 2017FinanceApple, Apple Inc., Apple Inc. litigation, Apple mobile application processors, Apple Silicon, Apple Watch, Business/Finance, Company: Apple, Computer architecture, Computers, Computing, Imagination Technologies, IOS, IPad, IPhone, IPhone 4S, IPhone 5S, IPhone 6S, Linksys iPhone, Macintosh, Mia Womersley, Technology, Technology/Internet, United Kingdom, Videosmbale

A company that makes graphics processing chips for the iPhone saw its stock crash 69 percent after Apple announced it would no longer be using its hardware. Mia Womersley reports. Continue reading →

25Jun/15

Gold Apple watch smashed during magnet crash test

June 25, 2015TechnologyApple Inc., Apple Watch, California, Computing, Crash Bandicoot, Electromagnetism, Entertainment/Culture, Ferromagnetic materials, Free music, Human–computer interaction, Magnet, Neodymium magnet, Ning, Smartwatch, Subtitling, Taras Maksimuk, Technology/Internet, TechRax, United States, unusual online trend, Video hosting, Wearable devices, Web 2.0, World Wide Web, YouTube, YouTube Incsmbale

A gold Apple watch is smashed to pieces as part of an unusual online trend of putting

technological gadgets through extreme crash tests.

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25Jun/15

Apple mints money off Watch bands

June 25, 2015FinanceApple, Apple I, Apple Inc., Apple Silicon, Apple Store, Apple Watch, Computer hardware, Computers, Computing, ITunes, P&G, Product Red, Slice, Smartwatches, Steve Jobs, Technology/Internet, USDsmbale

(Reuters Business Report) – You likely bought extra bling when you bought your Apple Watch. What you didn’t know is just how much money Apple is making off of it. Reuters has learned that nearly a fifth of Apple Watch buyers wind up shelling out for spare bands. The top seller is the $49 black Sport Band made of synthetic rubber. Believe it or not, tech research firm IHS says that only costs Apple about $2 to make. While that doesn’t account for the packaging, shipping, and materials costs, that’s a whopping profit margin.
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30Apr/15

Tattoo snafu irks inked Apple Watch wearers

April 30, 2015MobileApple Inc., Apple Silicon, Apple Watch, Computing, Electronics, Fashion, Heart rate monitor, Industries, Ink, Inked, Matt Siegel, Smartwatches, SYDNEY, Tattoo, Tattooing, Technology, Technology/Internet, Wearable devicessmbale

(REUTERS) – Early adopters of the Apple Watch, Apple Inc’s first new product in five years, are complaining that a number of its key functions are disrupted by their tattoos.

Tattooed owners of Apple Watch have found that their inked skin confuses the sensors on the underside of the device.
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10Apr/15

Strong turnout, backlogs, as shoppers get to try Apple Watch

April 10, 2015MobileAlex Gauna, Apple Inc., Apple Store, Apple Watch, Computing, CUPERTINO, FITBIT, Human–computer interaction, IPhone, Leland Melvin, London, Mobile computers, Nancy Hardison, New York, Nicole Coffiel, Paris, Personal digital assistants, Piper Jaffray, Samsung, Smartwatch, Sony Corp, Tim Cook, Tokyo, Ubiquitous computing, United States, Wearable computer, Wearable devicessmbale

New watch draws crowds to Apple stores.

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09Mar/15

Mashable: Apple understands fashion with new watch

March 9, 2015FashionApple Inc., Apple Store, Apple Watch, Companies, Computer hardware, Economy of the United States, Electronics, Entertainment/Culture, Industries, Lance Ulanoff, Place of birth missing, San Francisco, Smartwatches, Technology, Technology/Internet, United States, Watch, Wearable devices, Year of birth missingsmbale

With the launch of the new Apple Watch, Mashable correspondent Lance Ulanoff says the company earned points on fashion and technology.

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09Mar/15

Apple debuts Apple Watch

March 9, 2015InternetApple Inc., Apple Silicon, Apple Store, Apple Watch, China, Christy Turlington, Computing, Electronics, Industries, IOS, IPhone, ITunes, ITunes Store, Japan, London, San Francisco, Smartwatches, Steve Jobs, Tanzania, Technology/Internet, Tim Cook, Uber, United Kingdom, United States, USDsmbale

Apple Watch in stores on April 24, high-end version costs $10,000.

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