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Item tracking company Pebblebee today announced the launch of two new products that are designed to integrate with the Find My app. The Pebblebee...

Tim Cook was notably tight-lipped about impending privacy changes at Apple's "Spring Loaded" event Today Apple hosted its first 2021 event, “Spring Loaded,” unveiling a range of new product updates. Notably missing was any significant update on the upcoming rollout of iOS 14.5, which will introduce a new privacy framework set to disrupt digital advertising. Apple’s spring event saw a range of product launches and updates that will expand the company’s offerings, including the long-awaited new iMac, a new iPad Pro and new AirTags for tracking lost items. For marketers, however, the sil...

News by Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson Premium Content Subscriber only The world's richest technology company proved it was "Spring loaded" and ready to launch more shiny new devices than expected in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, Australian time. In a comprehensive - even surprising - overhaul of its line-up, Apple revealed long-awaited accessories, new computers, new tablets and new colours in a streamed event from Apple Park. Even the Apple TV got an overhaul, purple was revealed as the newest colour for iPhones, and some Australian prices fell. This ...

What to Expect From Apple's April 20 Event: New iPads, AirTags and More Friday April 16, 2021 12:11 PM PDT by Juli Clover Apple is planning to hold its first event of 2021 on Tuesday, April 20, and it's looking like it will be an iPad-centric event. There are several iPad refreshes rumored to be coming for the iPad Pro, iPad mini, and low-cost ‌iPad‌. play We may also see the launch of the AirTags, and there are new Macs on the horizon that could be unveiled in April. Below, we've rounded up everything we could possibly see at the April event so you know what to expect when Tuesday rolls ...

Expensive bike, earpods can now be tracked from inside the walled garden Matthew Hughes Thu 8 Apr 2021 // 12:31 UTC Share Copy An upgrade to Apple's Find My app has added support for devices from third-party manufacturers including gadget-tracking startup Chipolo, Belkin, and niche Dutch bike maker VanMoof. Find My is a service that allows iPhone, iPad, Mac, and AirPod owners to locate their missing devices through a dedicated application or website. Until now, Apple had refused to support third-party vendors, forcing careless punters to rely on other services, such as...