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As December 2020 draws to a close, it has actually been a solid end to the year for Google Stadia, with numerous high-profile game launches, the official branching out to Apple’s mobile OS, plus plenty more twists and turns. About Stadia ‘Save State’: This is our overview/compilation of all the updates, upgrades, and potential pitfalls for […]

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A major Apple supplier is using forced labor from thousands of Uighur workers in its factories in China, a report from the Tech Transparency Project found, according to The Washington Post. “Our research shows that Apple’s use of forced labor in its supply chain goes far beyond what the company has acknowledged,” Katie Paul, the […]

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Apple and Prepear recently entered settlement talks over the meal planning app’s disputed pear-shaped logo, a design which the tech giant maintains is too similar to its own iconic apple mark.
The iPhone maker raised eyebrows in August when it formally objected to a trademark application from meal planning firm Super Healthy Kids, which […]

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Although iOS comes with a native Apple Music application, developers have been using the MusicKit API to create new experiences for those who subscribe to Apple’s streaming service. If you’re an Apple Music subscriber and want to find out how to better enjoy your music library with unique features, I’ve selected some of the best […]

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Of all my stock-picking mistakes in 2020, not getting on the Nio (NYSE:NIO) bandwagon and recommending NIO stock sooner is one of my biggest regrets.  Source: Robert Way / Shutterstock.com I waited until June to give the Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker the thumbs up. In hindsight, once it got $1 billion in funding back […]

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Enlarge / Just some of the iDevice types that Corellium didn’t break one law—but may still have broken another—by emulating. Security firm Corellium, which develops software that researchers can use to analyze Apple products, has been handed a partial victory in Apple’s lawsuit against it, as a judge ruled that its creation of virtual iOS […]

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Apple’s  (AAPL) – Get Report App Store and Alphabet’s  (GOOGL) – Get Report Google Play together saw spending increase 34.5% on Christmas Day, to $407.6 million from $303 million last year, the Sensor Tower blog reports.  Last year’s gain was more modest at 17.7%, according to Sensor Tower, which analyzes apps. Of the combined $407.6 million in […]

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