The recent alleged leaks and some of the speculation for the ‘iPhone SE 2’ suggest it will have a notch at the top, potentially housing the TrueDepth array. While there is doubt that it will happen, there’s still some grounds for Face ID to make it onto the cheapest iPhone in the lineup.
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Following a brief testing period, Apple has given the green light to all publishers wanting to use Google DoubleClick ads in Apple News articles.
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Wrapping up a long-running patent fight over podcasts, the U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear Personal Audio v. Electronic Frontier Foundation, handing victory over to the latter — and by extension, companies like Apple and Google.
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Apple’s Face ID could become even more secure in the future, after the revelation the iPhone X producer has explored the possibility of scanning the pattern of veins in a user’s face as another form of biometric authentication, one that could potentially tell identical twins apart.
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A new analysis ranks CEOs by average monthly revenue growth during their tenure — and Tim Cook clearly holds the top spot beating all comers including Amazon, Google, and Facebook.
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The ties and opinions of many people in Silicon Valley made it difficult to find a fair jury for an impending Apple v. Samsung damages trial, set to get going this week in a U.S. District Court in San Jose.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook criticized the way U.S. President Donald Trump has handled trade with China in a meeting in April, it has been revealed, with Cook advising to focus on cooperation between the two countries instead of participating in a trade war.
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The decades-old database software now wants to be where you go to create data-centric Mac, PC, cloud and iOS apps, and generally accomplishes what it set out to do.
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Adobe on Tuesday debuted a new Starter plan for Adobe XD, offering free access to the UI/UX design platform on Mac and Windows, mobile iOS and Android apps and backend services powered by Adobe Creative Cloud.
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The noted game designer, in much-shared Facebook post, remembers the “rollercoaster” of knowing Steve Jobs.
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