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 Calendars 5 from Readdle, one of the finest third-party calendar apps available on iOS, is currently free for a limited time — down from $6.99 — as Apple’s Free App of the Week. Here’s how you can get your hands on it. Continue reading →  
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 At the second quarter earnings call, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook talked about Apple Pay and mentioned that it is growing at a “tremendous rate”. The CEO said that compared to last year, Apple Pay is now processing 5x more transactions and the service is gaining 1 million new users every week. Continue reading → By Evan Selleck on Apr 26, 2016 04:37 pm
 Apple originally rescheduled its second quarterly earnings results for 2016, but the results are finally in. Continue reading → By Evan Selleck on Apr 26, 2016 03:19 pm
 Back in April it was reported that the method in which the Federal Bureau of Investigation used to access an iPhone 5c would probably never be known by Apple. And now a new report has surfaced echoing those statements. Continue reading → | | | | | | |
Apple today announced the release of the first iPhone apps that take advantage of its open-source CareKit platform. There are four titles available right now, all of which allow patients to share their data with healthcare professionals. 
An Indian government panel has approved Apple’s request to be exempted from the local sourcing norms of the country that will allow the Cupertino giant to open its single-brand retail stores in the country. 
At Dropbox Open London, Dropbox previewed its new technology dubbed Project Infinite. With this new technology, the company is solving a major issue that most people face on their laptops while syncing their Dropbox account: the lack of storage space. 
VentureBeat reports that Apple has drastically reduced its recruiting efforts that has seen the Cupertino company ending its contract with all recruiters. It has also laid off some of the full-time recruiters that were directly hired to work for it. 
It’s been over a year since Apple released the first 12-inch MacBook, and those initial reviews came in it painted a picture of a beautiful computer with a keyboard, and a single port, that would probably be perfect if it had more ports and was faster. 