As we wait for Apple to announce its new streaming video service, AppleInsider takes a look back to when it was the company’s QuickTime software that brought “Star Wars” to the web audience — and forever changed how we watched video online.
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The Fibaro Flood Sensor is a great HomeKit-compatible way to monitor your home for leaking water, but Bluetooth connection may be too limited for some.
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Apple on Thursday brought 15-inch MacBook Pros with AMD’s Radeon Pro Vega graphics to its refurb store, though you may be able find better discounts at third-party retailers.
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Dropbox has quietly started to apply limits to the number of devices that could be connected to a basic account to encourage upgrades to the paid version, with users of the free tier now only able to access the cloud storage service on a maximum of three devices.
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Apple is continuing to work on areas of car design and self-driving vehicle systems as part of “Project Titan,” including how to improve a car’s ability to detect its immediate surroundings using sensors, and to automatically determine nearby points of interest that other car systems need to know about.
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A number of Apple’s cloud services are experiencing an outage, with the iPhone maker acknowledging the existence of issues affecting some users of News, Photos, Find My iPhone, and various key iCloud functions.
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Ikea on Thursday said that it’s delaying both the U.S. and European launches of its Apple HomeKit-ready Smart Shades, anticipated for bringing that type of smarthome accessory within a realistic price point.
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Spotify founder Daniel Ek once more criticized App Store policies on Thursday at the International Conference on Competition in Berlin, arguing that Apple has stacked the deck in its favor unfairly.
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Apple announced on Thursday that it will host its annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose from June 3 through June 7 at the McEnery Convention Center.
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Following on from Wednesday’s demonstration of ‘Project xCloud,” Microsoft has announced it will be opening up Xbox Live to other platforms, including iOS, with developers able to take advantage of the gaming platform’s major features in iPhone and iPad games.
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