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The debate over whether an Apple iPad can replace a laptop remains polarized. But with the launch of the next iteration of  iOS ,  Apple  could finally remove one of the longest-running arguments against the iPad as a productivity device. The iPad is on track to get mouse support for the first time, according to  Federico Viticci , editor in chief of  MacStories . Viticci revealed his scoop on  episode 239 of the Connected podcast . It was confirmed on Twitter by Steve Troughton-Smith, a long-time Apple developer from Ireland. Steve Troughton-Smith ✔ @stroughtonsmith If you missed last week's @ _connectedfm , @ viticci had a pretty interesting scoop that he'd been sitting on re mouse support coming to iPad as an accessibility feature. As far as I'm aware, that *is* indeed in the works. I feel like every pro user will turn that on, day one 178 3:32 AM - Apr 23, 2019 Twitter Ads info and privacy 68 people

An 18-year-old New Yorker filed a $1 billion lawsuit against Apple on Monday, claiming its facial-recognition software incorrectly linked him to thefts at several stores. Ousmane Bah was arrested by NYPD officers on Nov. 29 after being blamed for thefts at Apple Stores in Boston, New Jersey, Delaware and Manhattan, according to his suit. It says the actual thief was caught stealing $1,200 worth of merchandise (specifically   Apple Pencils ) from the Boston store last May. The person used a stolen ID that included his name, address and other personal details, but not his photo, he noted. Bah's first indication of this was a Boston municipal court summons, his suit said, but he hadn't been to the city before and was apparently attending his senior prom in Manhattan on the day of the theft. Video:  Facial recognition is going to be everywhere Apple allegedly programmed its stores' facial-recognition system to recognize the real thief's face as Bah's, s

A couple of days back, India banned TikTok on the grounds that the app was spreading child pornography, and was harming the country’s culture. What the government probably didn’t see coming was that TikTok would get even more attention after the ban. But that’s exactly what’s happening. According to Google Trends, searches for ‘download TikTok’ have spiked since the ban came into effect. Check out the graph below. April 16 is when news first started coming out about the Madras High Court asking for a ban on the app, and on 17th April, we got news that both Google and Apple had removed the app from their respective marketplaces in India. The spike in the search term ‘download TikTok’ coincides exactly with those dates, which means a lot more people are now interested in downloading TikTok than before. Or maybe, it’s just people who have never used the app before wanting to try it out and see for themselves what the humdrum is all about. India has a history of banning thing

In indIn 8 out of 10 millennials people want the controversial Chinese video app TikTok to be banned, reveals a survey by popular news app Inshorts. This comes after the Madras High Court last week advised the Central government to ban the app claiming it was encouraging pornography among youngsters. They further added that it was harming the foundation of the nation, its cultures and values. What do you think is the right thing to do? #PUBG #TikTok #PUBGBan — Beebom (@beebomco) March 14, 2019 The court said that inappropriate content was being made accessible to a large chunk of users through TikTok, owned by Chinese company ByteDance, and the government has a social responsibility to stop it right away. TikTok, on the other hand, put out a statement saying it was committed to abiding by local laws and regulations. “We fully comply with the Information Technology (Intermediaries Guidelines) Rules, 2011. We are currently awaiting the official order by the Madras High

Photo : Google Apple  will be releasing its next-generation iPhone later this year, however, this hasn’t stopped leaks from popping up online. Two new leaks have surfaced online, one is claiming to reveal an official render of the upcoming 2019 iPhone while the other one is an image of an assembly component that was stolen from Apple’s supply chain. Both of the leaks have been posted on Weibo. The new iPhone 11 image render once again confirms that the upcoming Apple iPhone 11 will feature a triple camera setup on the back in a triangle configuration. The image also shows off its Black and White colour options. In the other leak, we get to see an image of an assembly part, which was apparently stolen from the Foxconn factory. To recall, we saw schematics of the same part leaked by SlashLeaks a few days ago. The part consists of a large cut-out to house the camera setup.

WhatsApp Business , a version of the messaging app that lets small businesses connect with their customers, is now rolling out worldwide on iOS. The free app launched on iOS last month but only in a limited number of countries. WhatsApp Business has been available on Android since last year.and it get good responce  from india and other developing countrys like india, pakistan,china etc. Unlike the standard WhatsApp messaging app, WhatsApp Business lets business owners set up a profile to share company details like their email or store address, and also have access to greetings and away messages to manage interactions with customers (who contact them using the standard WhatsApp client). WhatsApp’s web interface is also supported by the app.it is also have some more feqature like as quick reply, which is very usefull for small business. The WhatsApp Business App is available now in Brazil, Germany, Indonesia, India, Mexico, the UK, and the US, and will be coming out acr

Back in September 2018, Lenovo filed a patent at WIPO (World Intellectual Property Office) imagining a foldable smartphone with a vertical fold. It resembles  Motorola's Razr smartphone   to some extent because it has a secondary screen.It  is also look like 2019 version of Motorola Razr let's see what Lenovo do with this patent. It has a big hinge on the back letting you choose the flex point so you can fold it halfway or almost fully. This way part of the screen remains visible and usable. The idea is reminiscent of Sharp's design that we saw last week.         Lenovo's foldable phone renders based on the patent By the looks of it, the bezels are big enough to accommodate the front-facing camera and the earpiece along with the usual sensors and the back has only one camera pictured. Of course, this is just a preliminary design and could change upon release if the project sees broad daylight at all. Via

Back in February, patent number 10,198,649 filed with the USPTO gave us a glimpse of what the future may hold for Samsung's Galaxy Note series. Spotted by Patently Mobile, the documents describe what certainly looks like an S Pen – an S Pen with a built-in camera. The patented camera system resides in the upper portion of the stylus. Light enters through a lens placed either on the side of the S Pen or on the top of the stylus, where the clicker is currently found. Moreover, the camera is described as having optical zooming abilities. Cool stuff, right? The description of patent 10,198,649 reads 'The electric pen device includes an optical system including a lens and an image sensor configured to convert an image signal of light that has passed through the optical system to an electrical signal. The electric pen device includes a control board configured to interact with an electronic device and a communication module configured to communicate by wire or wire