Apple store employees in Atlanta are working on forming a union.
Unions seem to be growing in popularity in the country since the lockdown and it’s a welcome rebalance of company power.
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How Apple’s most exciting WWDC 2021 demo teases the future of computing — BGR
The crowd in Apple’s auditorium would have cheered loudly during the WWDC 2021 keynote segment dedicated to macOS Monterey when Craig Federighi placed an iPad next to a MacBook to show how the Mac’s keyboard and mouse interaction can be extended to the tablet. The press conference was an online-only event, so people had to […]
How Apple’s most exciting WWDC 2021 demo teases the future of computing — BGR
Apple’s latest accessibility features are for those with limb and vocal differences — TechCrunch
Apple announced a batch of accessibility features at WWDC 2021 that cover a wide variety of needs, among them a few for people who can’t touch or speak to their devices in the ordinary way. With Assistive Touch, Sound Control and other improvements, these folks have new options for interacting with an iPhone or Apple […]
Apple’s latest accessibility features are for those with limb and vocal differences — TechCrunch
Handy Control
Apple’s new AssistiveTouch controls on their watch is nothing short of extraordinary.
Not only should Apple be commended for modifying their devices to allow more people to use them, they also show exemplary design prowess to come up with the ideas in the first place.
An Apple Argument A Day
Tim Cook recently released a video on privacy.
It’s a very formal looking Cook. It’s been a while a head of a tech film fronted to the public in a suit (outside of a Senate Committee Hearing). His serious looks carries a serious message.
He fires a shot across the bough of the, ‘data industrial complex,’ with his targets very clear.
There’s been criticism that his company can afford to present this kind of argument, but his targets are well placed to do similar actions directed towards Apple.
He presents a compelling case. Whether his argument prompts change in protecting user data remains to be seen, but Cook and Apple do seem to be part of an anti-data driven organisations wave.
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