Some Facebook employees don’t believe attacks on Apple are justified
Some of Facebook’s own employees believe that its recent attacks on Apple, sparked by upcoming iOS privacy features, may be unjustified and could be seen as self-serving.
Category: Apple
Counterpoint Research issued its aggregated report on the smartphone market in Q3 of this year a month ago, but now it’s ready to share a some more detailed… Read More
The iPhone 12 has become the most popular 5G-enabled smartphone in the world, according to Counterpoint Research, accomplishing the feat in October after just two weeks of sales. Read More
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has declared Facebook’s attack against Apple’s anti-tracking initiatives as a “laughable campaign,” one that actually works against the small businesses that the social… Read More
An “Apple Glass” lens with adjustable optics may be used to help AR objects appear to fit more realistically in the real-world environment. Read More
Strong iPhone 12 demand pushes Qualcomm to number one chip designer revenue
The launch of the iPhone 12 lineup has been a bright spot for Qualcomm, launching Apple’s 5G modem chipmaker to the number one spot in a ranking of IC…
We recently reported that Shazam is offering up to five months of free Apple Music subscription to new users, but it seems Apple has been getting even more aggressive… Read More
Continuing its theme of defending small businesses, Facebook has taken out another full-page newspaper ad claiming that Apple is trying to change the internet for the worse. Read More
Apple reports that iOS 14 is running on 72% of all devices and 81% of devices introduced in the last four years showing adoption rates are higher than iOS… Read More
Apple’s CEO Tim Cook has tweeted in response to Facebook’s claims that forthcoming ad tracking in iOS 14 will be “devastating” for small businesses. Read More