• BLIND DATE: She 'didn't leave the date feeling good about herself'. Read on to find out what he did wrong

    Every week, FEMAIL asks two singletons to report back from their blind date. This time it's the turn of Miriam, a 38-year-old PHD student, and NHS administrator Chris, 42.

  • Spotify: Apple has 'defied' the EU by blocking latest update with pricing info [U: Apple response]

    Yesterday we learned that Spotify decided to pass on Apple’s new EU terms that would allow it to use alternative payment methods due to the Core Technology Fee. Instead, it submitted an app update with pricing info and details on how to subscribe outside of the App Store without giving users a link. Now Spotify says Apple has unjustly blocked the update and again “defied the European Commission”. more

  • Apple once again blocks Spotify's EU app update

    Spotify submitted a new version of its iOS app in the European Union with in-app pricing information, but Apple has rejected it. The reason? Apple wants Spotify to accept its updated rules on the Music Streaming Services Entitlement, according to which Spotify would still need to pay Apple a 30% entitlement commission for in-app purchases. Spotify says it won't be adopting Apple's revised changes. Spotify spokesperson Jeanne Moran told TheVerge - “Apple has once again defied the European...

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    5 Unexpected Places to Put Your Apple AirTags

    Apple's small tracking device can help you find more than your wallet and keys.

  • It’s okay to admit that you’re wrong sometimes, Apple

    Apple has trouble admitting when it’s wrong. The company’s marketing has always been about excellence, and admitting that something isn’t right seems to be out of the question for Apple. For us customers, this means having to deal with problematic products for longer than we’d like. Yes, I’m talking about – but Apple has had other FineWovens in its past, and it should’ve learned that it’s okay to admit you’re wrong sometimes. more

  • Apple may have already ditched its unloved leather replacement

    A new rumour claims Apple has halted production of its largely panned FineWoven case material, which replaced leather accessories when the iPhone 15 range arrived last year. The environmentally-friendly alternative, which also replaced leather for Apple Watch bands, was the subject of widespread derision from early adopters due to concerns over durability. Pixel 7a falls to £329 for a limited time The Pixel 8a is on the way, but you can nab the current Pixel 7a for a...

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    USC canceled its valedictorian speech: What the university got wrong.

    On Monday, Andrew Guzman, the provost of the University of Southern

  • iOS 18: Features, release date, and other rumors about the update

    Apple's next iOS release, iOS 18, is probably coming later this year. But here's what we know about it so far.

  • Apple 'beta' update addresses Jerusalem emoji controversy

    A new software update stops the Palestinian flag emoji appearing when iPhone users type "Jerusalem".

  • Apple Sports app updated for NBA and NHL playoffs

    Apple is rolling out a new update to the Apple Sports app today ahead of NHL and NBA playoffs kicking off. The update brings additional details and information on NHL and NBA games for the playoffs, Apple says. more

  • Apple Sports App Updated for NBA and NHL Playoffs

    Apple's recently-launched Sports app for the iPhone was updated today ahead of the NBA and NHL playoffs, which both begin this weekend. Apple says fans will be able to "follow every matchup with added details on each series and more," but we have not noticed any immediate changes in the app after updating to the new version. The first NBA and NHL playoff series begin on Saturday, April 20, so the extra details will presumably become visible then. Some info like playoff matchups and...

  • Spotify tests Apple's resolve with new pricing update in the EU

    It's a post-Digital Markets Act (DMA) world, and Spotify continues to test what that means for its iOS app. The music streamer announced that it submitted an update for Apple's approval that would allow Spotify to display "basic pricing and website information" on its app in Europe and "the bare minimum outlined under the European Commission's ruling in its music streaming case." Within a few hours, Apple had rejected the update. "Apple continues to break European law,” and unfortunately that...