The Sellers Research Group (that’s me) is dubious, but a rumor from Apple YouTuber Luke Miani says new AirPods will likely be announced on May 18 via a press release that could also include an “Apple Music HiFi” debut.
I do think we’ll see the third generation of the AirPods (as well as new AirPod Pros) this year, but not next week. Whenever, they arrive, the (non-Pro) wireless earbuds will likely sport a shorter stem, replaceable ear tips, and better battery life, but not the Pro version’s noise cancellation features.
As far as “Apple Music HiFi,” Apple will announce a new high-fidelity audio streaming tier for its Apple Music + service in the coming weeks at the same $9.99-per-user price point as its standard plan, according to a May 3 Hits Daily Double article.
With Apple touting the iPad Pro as a laptop replacement/alternative and Microsoft offering a 15-inch Surface Book, would there be a market for a 14-inch iPad Pro (an “iPad Pro Plus”)?
Of course, some folks find the 12.9-inch iPad Pro too awkward for use as a tablet. I don’t. Since I sometimes use it instead of a laptop, an even bigger model sounds interesting.
I’d at least consider a 14-inch iPad Pro, especially if iPadOS 15 - which should be previewed at June’s Apple Worldwide Developer Conference makes the tablet even easier to use in lieu of a Mac laptop. Would you like a bigger iPad Pro?
LinkedIn to stop collecting tracking data after Apple’s app tracking transparency changes
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The move implies that LinkedIn app will not be required to show opt-in prompt to its users.
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LinkedIn to stop collecting tracking data after Apple’s app tracking transparency changes.
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The move implies that LinkedIn app will not be required to show opt-in prompt to its users.
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LinkedIn on Thursday said it will stop collecting Identifier for Advertising (IDFA) data, which companies use to track for ad-targeting, in iOS.
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Tennessee couple start app to send greeting cards with magic AR experiences, voice recordings Allie Clouse, Knoxville News Sentinel
November 2020 in review
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – During a year when many feel disconnected and technology is the only thing keeping people together, Jenny Sich s app Cardlet is rekindling relationships.
Using the Cardlet app, senders can mail high-quality, physical greeting cards with AR surprises and voice messages. Recipients scan the cards and make the magic cards come to life right on their screen.
Sich and her husband, Matt, Cardlet s Chief Technology Officer, worked on the greeting card delivery service for nearly a year and a half before releasing the app in May. Although there are other apps like Cardlet available, the Siches invention offers features and options designed to make every moment – even in 2020 – special.