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The hearing came just a day after Apple introduced AirTags, a device that users can attach to items and track using an iPhone’s “Find My” software. AirTags has largely been seen as a direct copy of Samsung’s SmartTag and Tile Bluetooth trackers, which were founded 10 years ago. Amy Klobuchar, the Democratic senator and the chair of the antitrust subcommittee, said Apple and Google have used their power to “exclude or suppress apps that compete with their own products” and “charge excessive fees that affect competition”. “The only way apps can get t...

Cons App compatibility is limited to iOS Must purchase accessories to attach to items In our world of tech giants, two of the biggest and most widely known are Samsung and Apple. So when each has announced a new smart tracker, it's natural to question if you should get the Samsung Galaxy SmartTag+ or the Apple AirTag.When Samsung first announced its Galaxy SmartTags back in January 2021, the version that caught most fan's eye was the SmartTag+. This was due to the inclusion of UltraWide Band (UWB) technology for pinpoint tracking, among other features. Apple, as not to be outdone, has a track...

Apple and Google ‘hold data hostage’ and stifle competition, Senate told Kari Paul © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Gonzalo Fuentes/Reuters Apple and Google “hold data hostage” from small apps and force competitors to pay high commissions, stifling their ability to compete, a number of companies said in a US Senate hearing on Wednesday. The hearing before the Senate anti-trust committee offered a rare opportunity for smaller competitors – including Spotify, Tile and Match – to their air grievances against the tech behemoths before lawmakers. Representative...

Apple Just Built the Ultimate Computer for Working From Home SPY 14 hrs ago © Courtesy of Apple If you’re old enough to remember the release of the original iMac, then you surely have the image of those rainbow-colored blobs burned into the back of your brain. And nearly 23 years later, Apple is going back to the beginning as its inspiration for the new iMac featuring the M1 chip. Available in 7 colors — red, orange, yellow, teal, blue, purple and silver — these shades are a nod to the original colors offered with the G3 iMac in 1998. More from SPY Almost resembling a giant iPad Pro...