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The young influencer revealed the handy feature onboard a flight.
New York Times: Apple won't be able to produce enough phones to meet holiday demands.
New York Times: Dozens of Apple workers in Australia walked off the job.
Are Apple's AirTags in or out?
Apple had a poor performance but a major entertainment stock was well up.
Post-lockdown trends emerge.
Many of the features have been praised, but users are questioning a big aspect of launch.
New York Times: These controls make us share more data than we need to.
New York Times: Most of us own multiple chargers. Soon, that may longer be the case.
New York Times: How hard can it be? Very hard, it turns out.
New York Times: The devices led to the creation of the iPhone.
The tech giant has a subscription service for the iPhone and other hardware in the works.
Why Jarden says there's choppy water ahead.
PLUS: Apple dips its toes into sports rights.
The tech giant will add the ability for iPhone owners to use Face ID while wearing a mask.
Investors bet that surging iPhone sales will outlast pandemic.
New York Times: The truth is that smartphones peaked a few years ago.
New York Times: Hundreds of Apple workers are complaining about their work environment.
The key new features plus NZ pricing and release dates.
Exploit attributed to hacker-for-hire firm.
Predictions from the weird and wonderful to the incremental.
New York Times: Companies want you to replace your phones constantly. But do you need to?
"Strategically shrewd" move seen easing the threat of more government action.
Telegraph: The world's most valuable company has a tough choice over its next leader.
Technology could be put to other purposes such as government surveillance, experts say.
The tech giants continue to gobble up revenue.