Unreleased Tetris Clone Game Found on Prototype iPod
Discover the untold story of Apple’s unreleased Tetris clone game for the iPod. Unearthed by YouTuber Apple Demo, a prototype iPod containing the game Stacker was found, shedding light on the device’s development process. Despite some bugs, the game followed the classic Tetris style, showcasing Apple’s foray into gaming on their iconic devices.
Investor Steve Eisman Identifies Apple as Major Player in AI Market
Renowned investor Steve Eisman identifies Apple Inc. as a major player in the AI market, emphasizing the company’s AI strategy as a key growth factor. Eisman believes Apple could be the biggest beneficiary once AI-driven apps become mainstream, leading to a surge in demand for Apple devices. Analysts also highlight the potential for AI advancements to attract higher institutional ownership of Apple’s iPhone, offering a 23.5% upside.
Delta Emulator Logo Change Due to Dispute with Adobe
Delta Emulator is changing its logo to avoid legal action from Adobe due to similarities in their logos. Despite explaining the logo was a stylized Greek letter, Delta decided to update it. The new logo will be released in the upcoming Delta 1.6 version. This incident underscores the importance of logo distinctiveness and the legal implications of logo similarities in the digital space.
Steve Wozniak Shares Insights on Happiness and Fulfillment
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak emphasizes the importance of cherishing moments of joy and laughter with loved ones over material wealth. Wozniak’s simple formula for happiness, ‘H equals S minus F,’ highlights the intrinsic value of experiences with family, music, and comedy. Despite setbacks, Wozniak’s passion for humor remained a driving force, showcasing the transformative power of pursuing one’s passions. Embracing moments of laughter, connection, and authenticity can lead to a deeper sense of fulfillment and happiness.
Apple iPhone Users Face iMessage Outages
Thousands of Apple iPhone users faced iMessage issues, with over 13,000 outages reported in the U.S. Similar disruptions were observed in Canada and the U.K. Apple later acknowledged the problem, but the cause of the outages remains unclear. Some users found success in resending messages. This article also includes updates on severe storms in Houston resulting in at least four fatalities.
Apple Settles Class-Action Lawsuit Over iPhone Audio Issues
Apple settles class-action lawsuit over iPhone audio issues by agreeing to a $35 million payout. iPhone 7 and 7 Plus users who experienced audio problems between specific dates may be eligible for compensation. Claims must be submitted by June 3, 2024, with a final approval hearing set for July 18.
Apple CEO Tim Cook to Discuss AI at iPad Event Next Week
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that the company will discuss AI at its upcoming iPad event. Cook stated that Apple has ‘big plans to announce’ for AI during the event and upcoming developer conference in June.
Apple Revolutionizes Video Creation with Final Cut Pro Updates for iPad and Mac
Apple revolutionizes video creation with exciting updates to Final Cut Pro software, bringing Live Multicam capabilities to iPad Pro. The new Final Cut Camera app allows remote control of multiple video angles. Final Cut Pro for iPad 2 now supports projects on external drives for seamless editing. On Mac, Final Cut Pro 10.8 introduces AI features for simplified editing and workflow acceleration tools.
Apple Store in Maryland Faces Potential Strike as Employees Vote to Authorize Action
Tech giant Apple is facing the possibility of its first-ever strike at one of its retail stores in Maryland. The staff at the Apple Store in Towson has voted to authorize a strike against the company, marking a significant development in Apple’s history. The decision to strike was driven by concerns over work-life balance, unpredictable scheduling practices, and wages that do not align with the cost of living in the area. This action comes as the Apple Store in Maryland became the first to unionize for the company in 2022, highlighting the growing push for employee rights and representation.
Sonos Faces Feedback Over Revamped Mobile App
Sonos faces mixed feedback over its revamped mobile app, with users expressing frustration over missing features and accessibility issues. Despite concerns, Sonos stands by its decision, emphasizing the app redesign as a step towards a more advanced user experience. Chief product officer Maxime Bouvat-Merlin assures users that missing features will be reintroduced in the coming months, as anticipation grows for the upcoming Sonos Ace headphones.