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  Apple Pay could automatically select specific credentials depending on the location, with a future version potentially able to take advantage of an iPhones ultra-wideband technology to make sure the right card is used. Apple has made the iPhone an almost indispensable item for everyday life, especially where payments are concerned. Users frequently perform Apple Pay transactions via their devices, registering multiple bank and credit cards for use in mobile payments. The Wallet within iOS ...

  Code strings discovered in the latest tvOS 14.5 beta release suggest an expected next-generation Apple TV device will support 120Hz video output. Current Apple TV models do not incorporate hardware capable of streaming 120Hz 4K content. Aside from internal silicon and operating system limitations, the set-top boxs reliance on HDMI 2.0 restricts 4K refresh rates to 60Hz (85Hz at a 16:9 ratio). According to code uncovered by 9to5Mac, however, Apple appears to be preparing tvOS software for a ...

  Foxconn parent company Hon Hai earned $47 billion in the first quarter of 2021, up 44% from last year, reportedly on demand from home workers buying iPhone 12 models. Following its January sales record based on demand for the iPhone 12 range, Foxconns parent company Hon Hai Precision Industry, has seen 44% growth since the same time last year. According to Bloomberg, the growth described in the Taiwanese manufacturers latest earnings report, is down to demand for Apples 5G devices, and work...

Click image for Haverhill City Council agenda. A remaining storefront on the south side of Water Street would become eight apartments if the Haverhill City Council tonight steps back from a conviction it declared two years ago. The owners of the nine-story 1 Water St. building—already facing opposition from one city department—plans to convert an existing commercial space to bring the total number of residences in the building from 164 to 172. “The creation and preservation of street leve...

By WHAV Staff | File photograph. (Image licensed by Ingram Image.) There are changes to Haverhill schools’ Grab ‘n’ Go meal sites now that students are returning to in-person learning. Three mobile sites operate Mondays through Fridays from buses in the parking lot of Caleb Dustin Hunking School, from 11-11:30 a.m.; Fantini Bakery on Washington Street, from 11:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.; and Haverhill Public Library parking lot, from 12:30-1 p.m. The Haverhill High School site continues Mondays ...

  Apple plans to have your iPhone predict far in advance if youre going to run out of charge today, and warn you in time to do something about it. Just as every iPhone runs out of battery power, so every iPhone has always had the ability to warn when that power is getting low. Its more complicated than the little icon and notifications would make it seem, but still it is a familiar experience of using an iPhone. And Apple wants to improve it. "Smart advice to charge notification," is a newly-g...

By WHAV Staff | 2 hours ago Twenty-two women will be honored in May when YWCA Northeastern Massachusetts presents its 38th Annual Tribute to Women. Since 1983, the YWCA’s Tribute to Women has recognized more than 1,200 Merrimack Valley and North Shore women leaders from business and community organizations. Organizers say, “A hallmark of Tribute is that women honored come from all walks of life; their contributions are varied, and all are remarkable in their own unique way.” The Tribute ...

By WHAV Staff | Spring at Windrush Farm. (Courtesy photograph.) As a public service, 97.9 WHAV presents Community Spotlight at no charge for the benefit of Greater Haverhill nonprofit organizations. To submit news of events, fundraising appeals and other community calendar announcements, Click image. Windrush Farm, on the North Andover/Boxford line, has opportunities available for volunteers who wish to spend time with horses, get outside and make a difference in the life of a child with speci...

Haverhill is offering free walkup or drive-up COVID-19 testing, beginning this Saturday. The “Stop the Spread” site, provided by the state Department of Public Health, begins Saturday, April 10, and will run every Saturday, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m., at the Locke Street parking lot off Winter Street. It is next to Common Ground Café food pantry and in back of Butch’s Uptown restaurant. The site is for Massachusetts residents only and there is no cost and no insurance is required.

  Rather than just spotting whole mistyped words, Apple wants iOS to figure out which letters are wrong, delete those on the fly with little user intervention, and keep the right ones. Its 15 years now since Apple designer Ken Kocienda invented what would become the iPhones on-screen keyboard. Apple has since refined it with features such as Slide to Type, and it has been filing patent after patent on autocorrection ideas. Now its been granted yet another patent, and this one is about speeding...