The iCloud.com website now works natively on mobile browsers for both iOS and Android, giving users access to some of iCloud’s most popular features to Android devices such as Find iPhone via a mobile-friendly interface.

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In what amounts to the steepest discounts we’ve seen on Apple’s new 16-inch MacBook Pro, premium Core i9 models are now up to $450 off thanks to exclusive coupon savings. Check out the limited-time deals, which are available only at AppleInsider.

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Apple has begun talks with banks and credit companies in Israel, hoping to bring Apple Pay to the country– but Apple’s commission fee may present a problem.

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Apple is continuing to look into the possibility of creating a foldable iPhone, one equipped with a hinge that allows a flexible display to be bent enough for the smartphone to fold, but preventing the display from developing a crease.

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Google has sent notices to some of its Google Photos users, telling them that that some of the videos stored in the service may have been exported to random users’ archives.

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In defiance of the Coronavirus, Apple suppliers including Foxconn are reportedly in the early stages of restarting facilities in China, with production expected to resume on February 10.

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LG on Monday announced select 2019 smart TVs now benefit from integration with the Apple TV app and Apple TV+ service, with availability rolling out in the U.S. and more than 80 other countries.

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Apple on Monday announced an immediate expansion to Developer Program fee waiver incentives, allowing eligible institutions in eight countries the option of foregoing a usual yearly charge.

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Apple extended its lead over the global tablet sector in the fourth quarter of 2019, according to fresh statistics from research firm IDC, with the company gobbling up 36.5% of the market on strong demand for the new 10.2-inch iPad.

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TCL Communication says it will cease production of BlackBerry phones later this year when its rights to the name expire. It’s the latest and perhaps lowest point in the incredible decline of the hit phone that was destroyed by the iPhone.

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