by Cristian De Nardo | Feb 6, 2018 | Apple
In a rather embarrassing screw up, some developers are receiving report emails from Search Ads Basics featuring details for apps that aren’t theirs. This includes information that is usually confidential such as number of installs from the ad campaign as well as...
by Cristian De Nardo | Feb 5, 2018 | Apple
As initially reported last year, The New York Police Department is moving away from Windows Phones after two years with the platform. Replacing some 36,000 Windows phones are iPhones, which are now being rolled out to police officers… more…
by Cristian De Nardo | Feb 5, 2018 | Apple
As Apple works to grow and expand its health-related projects and the teams working on those efforts, there’s sure to be some turnover in the process. CNBC reports today that Stephen Friend, a top health researcher, departed Apple late in 2017… more…
by Cristian De Nardo | Feb 5, 2018 | Apple
Apple played a surprisingly big role in helping track down one the world’s worst spammers, according to an affidavit unsealed today and picked up by The Verge. According to the document, Russian spam king Peter Levashov was tracked down in large part due to his iCloud...
by Cristian De Nardo | Feb 5, 2018 | Apple
Supply chain source Digitimes is out with a new report today highlighting Apple’s suppliers involvement in upcoming product launches. The site claims that Apple could begin upgrading its various product lines as early as next month, but fails to offer specific...
by Cristian De Nardo | Feb 5, 2018 | Apple
Today we’ve got a new replacement program for iPhone 7, the explanation behind Telegram being abruptly pulled from the App Store last week, and a few updates on HomePod and Apple Music. 9to5Mac Daily is available on iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher,...
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