It's funny how small things often become appealing to a large audience. Take the iPhone, for example. When it was first introduced, most analysts said it would flop, yet it went on to redefine markets. The same could be said of microgrids.
A short remark by Apple CEO Tim Cook to The Independent reveals a big part of the master plan behind Swift — an Apple-created programming language that's found a large-and-growing group of fans.
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In the aftermath of the brutal massacre that has killed at least 129 people in Paris, Twitter, Facebook, and Google have jumped in with tools that can help people receive news and updates on friends and relatives residing there.
Moscow -
Tucked inside the iPhone is secret spyware that lets governments spy on unsuspecting users, Edward Snowden said recently.
Snowden's lawyer says this is why the NSA whistleblower doesn't use these phones, which can be remotely activated to watch users.
Apple products including iPhones and popular Mac personal computers are being targeted perhaps by the most serious malware threat to those devices yet.
Aspiring inventor Shota Mori is taking it upon himself to create and continuously perfect a special iPhone sleeve that allows your phone to pop up from your sleeve.
According to Bloomberg sources within Wal-Mart, Apple's iPhone will be available in the store later this month. There has been no confirmation as of yet about previous rumours the phone will sell for $99.
An Oakland environmental group has filed a complaint against the popular iPhone, saying the device contains a reproductive toxin that violates California law. Apple has 60 days to respond to the complaint.
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