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Apple introduced a brand new Live Text feature to iOS 15. It can read text in photos, letting you call numbers in photos, get directions, or record information quickly. A clarification in Apple's announcement notes this will only work with iPhones that use the A12 Bionic chip onwards Apple's highly-touted Live Text feature for iOS 15 will only work with iPhones that use its A12 Bionic chip or better, which means you'll need an iPhone from 2018 onwards to use it. Apple announced iOS 15 at WWDC 2021 on Monday, with a slew of new software features and updates including Live Text. From Apple: Li...

Why Apple's China Policy May Undermine Tim Cook's 'Moral Responsibility' Stance TheWrap 1 hr ago © TheWrap Apple has positioned itself as Big Tech's moral compass the last few years, at least based on high-profile advertising campaigns and the public comments of CEO Tim Cook. "I think we have a moral responsibility to help grow the economy, to help grow jobs, to contribute to this country and to contribute to the other countries that we do business in," Cook said in 2017. Popular Searches Don't buy it, a growing band of critics are saying. To do big business in China, "you're going to ha...

Florida Gov. DeSantis suspends all remaining Covid restrictions (SPY +0.2%). Verizon sold AOL and Yahoo for $5 billion. The Market in Perspective Here are the headlines moving the markets. Could Oil Prices Hit $80 Per Barrel? Despite the significant rally in oil over the past couple of weeks, demand uncertainty continues to affect prices.The outbreak of the second wave of a new Covid-19 strain in India has particularly left the markets concerned about fuel demand in the worlds 3rd largest oil consumer.According to Indian state-owned refiner, Bharat Petroleum, overall fuel demand in India i...

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Login or register now to gain instant access to the rest of this premium content! Well, we certainly didn’t kick off 2021 very auspiciously, with January printing shipments coming in at $6.61 billion, down from 2020’s $7.17 billion. On the plus side, this is actually kind of normal: January shipments are usually down from December, the only exception being December 2019 to January 2021, where shipments stayed virtually the same. So if this is any indication, we may be reverting to the usual industry seasonality. At last! Something like normalcy.  However, on the minus side, it is the wor...