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Stop us if you've heard this before — Hey Calendar has been rejected from the App Store, despite it clearly being allowed under provisions about apps used to access paid services like Netflix and similar.
What you need to know A new concept images what it would be like to put a screen on the back of an iPhone. The concept also shows some new colored MagSafe Wireless Chargers. Apple hasn't taken the wraps off iPhone 13 yet but that was never going to stop the concept artists looking into 2022 and iPhone 14. A new concept does exactly that, imagining how cool it could be if Apple added a new rear-facing screen to the mix. Shared to YouTube by ConceptsiPhone, the concept shows a familiar form factor but with a new screen on the back. It's wrapped around the camera bump and displays information li...
Apple endured controversy in 2020 over the rejection of Hey Email from its App Store. A lot of public press was generated at the time because of founder David Heinemeier Hansson's public reaction on Twitter. New internal emails from Apple claim he had a "personal penchant for drama". Evidence in the Apple vs Epic Games trial this week reveals that Apple thought the founder and CTO of Basecamp and Hey Email, David Heinemeier Hansson, had a "personal penchant for drama". Evidence included for Phil Schiller's testimony features an email thread from June 17, 2020, regarding Apple's rejection of...
Hafso then took to Twitter to share the full contents of the email. Hi @Apple! I wrote a letter to your CEO. Can you spare a computer in return for years and YEARS of Siri jokes? #heysiripic.twitter.com/NVuvszF2Kv— Siri Hafso (@sirihaf) May 22, 2021 The email reads: Hello Tim! I'll get right to it. I have a favor to ask. You see, my name is Siri. Yes... Siri. And up until 2011, I was the kid who could never find their name on a keychain at the souvenir shop. I was the teen who knew when the nurses were about to call me because they would at the clipboard in confusion not knowing how to pron...
IAC and Expedia chairman Barry Diller has blasted Apple's App Store fees. He says that his companies and others are "overcharged in a disgusting manner". He also said that Apple's justification of protecting the App Store was criminal. IAC and Expedia chairman Barry Diller has said Apple's App Store fees overcharge in a "disgusting manner". Business mogul Barry Diller ripped into Apple on Friday over the fees it charges companies that have applications on the iPhone maker's App Store. In an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box," the chairman of IAC and Expedia said his companies, and others like...