Latest about COVID 19
A new peer-reviewed report into the contact tracing app used in England and Wales says the software helped to prevent hundreds of thousands of cases and thousands of deaths.
Production of the iPhone 12 in India has fallen by 50% due to a rise in COVID-19 cases, specifically at a Foxconn factory in Tamil Nadu.
Apple CEO Tim Cook says the company will be donating to support relief efforts on the ground in India amidst a 'devastating rise' of COVID cases in the country.
The company is looking to vaccinate its own employees in an effort to open up appointments at public vaccination sites.
A new report claims that a warning issued to a "popular technology store" in the UK may have involved Apple and its "blanket" mask policy in UK stores.
An Apple Watch study announced back in September in partnership with the University of Washington is now looking for participants.
Apple has filed a motion seeking to dismiss an $800 million lawsuit filed against the company in New Hampshire by Coronavirus Reporter after its app was rejected from the App Store.
An NHS Contact Tracing app update has fallen foul of an existing privacy rule that has prevented it from being released to the App Store.
France continues to deal with a faltering vaccine rollout and is now entering its third national lockdown.
You can now see COVID-19 health measures at more than 300 airports within Apple Maps.
In an effort to encourage employees to get vaccinated, Apple is offering paid time off for appointments and sick leave for those who experience side effects.
Apple Maps now includes listings for nearby vaccination centers in the United States.
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Another state is now online.
Cincinnati firm The Kroger Co has announced its smartphone-enabled rapid antigen test for COVID-19 is awaiting FDA approval.
The NHS COVID-19 contact tracing app has told more than 1.7 million people to self-isolate, preventing 600,000 infections according to health ministers.
