Month: March 2016

“If you’ve been affected by the iOS 9.3 hyperlinks bug, your wait for a fix is over as Apple pushes out iOS 9.3.1 to iPhone and iPad users. According to Apple, the update “fixes an issue that caused app to be unresponsive after tapping on links in Safari and other apps.”
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“Items can be checked off your list as they’re purchased with a tap, and restored for next time the same way. Although my wife loves to browse on her iPhone and iPad, she’s old-fashioned when it comes to shopping.”
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“Apple has signed a multi-year deal with Major League Baseball to put iPad Pros in the dugouts of every MLB team starting this season. Managers and coaches will be issued the 12.9-inch version of the device, along with a rugged case.”
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“Foxconn is cementing its importance to Apple by finalizing a deal to acquire a majority interest in struggling iPhone display maker Sharp for a reported 389 billion yen — or $3.5 billion.”
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“The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) has officially stopped pursuing legal action against Apple in the month-long encryption feud between the the tech giant and the FBI.”
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“On the surface, the fascination with the size of the iPhone SE seems odd. It’s not like we’ve never seen a 4-inch iPhone before.”
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“When the fourth-generation Apple TV came out, the complaint I expected least was the lack of an audio output port. That’s because I own a relatively new receiver that handled HDMI audio and video switching; while not rare, it’s nowhere near common.”
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