awkward
Got a Wyze camera with people detection? Not anymore you don't!
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Following Apple's acquisition of Seattle AI company Xnor.ai, the company's people detection software is no longer available on Wyze cameras.
apple
Antitrust
Apple, Google and Facebook CEOs expected to testify before antitrust probe
The Chair of the House antitrust subcommittee David Cicilline has said he expects that the CEOs of Apple, Google, Facebook and others will cooperate in testifying before the panel, prior to the probe concluding.
incentives
India to offer subsidized loans to entice Apple and Samsung suppliers
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A report suggests that India is planning to offer Apple and Samsung suppliers subsidized loans in the hope that they will open factories in the nation.
INCREDIBLE
The Apple Archive is a stunning, unofficial tribute to Apple history
Sam Henri Gold has completed the creation of his unofficial tribute to Apple, The Apple Archive.
it's about to go down
Apple is privately preparing for legal battle with DOJ over encryption
A New York Times report claims that Apple is privately preparing for a legal battle with the Justice department over iPhone encryption.
interesting
The FBI doesn't need Apple to unlock Pensacola gunman's phones
A report suggests that the FBI does not need Apple's help to unlock two iPhones belonging to the Pensacola naval base shooter.
The Saga Continues
President Trump says that Apple should unlock phones of criminals
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President Donald Trump has hit out at Apple's refusal to unlock the phones of criminals, suggesting that Apple should "step up to the plate" and help.
moar money
Analyst says 5G could propel AAPL to $375 this year
D.A. Davidson analyst Tom Forte believes that 5G could propel Apple's share price to $375, in the most bullish stance on Apple's stock to date.
Shiny
Apple releases new Reality Converter app for macOS
Apple has released its new Reality Converter app for macOS on its developer website.
fighting talk
Apple blasts FBI claim it was unhelpful in Pensacola shooter investigation
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Apple has hit back at an FBI report suggesting that it was had not "given any substantive assistance" in helping the Justice Department gains access to two iPhones used by Pensacola Naval Air Station Shooter Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani.