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2020
Apple acquires machine-learning startup Inductiv
Apple acquired Inductiv, an Ontario-based machine-learning startup. Inductiv's engineering team joined Apple in recent weeks to work on Siri, machine learning and data science.
2020
Apple to acquire machine-learning startup Inductiv
A source headline reports that Apple will acquire machine-learning startup Inductiv; the acquisition amount was not disclosed.
2020
Apple acquires Canadian AI startup Inductiv
Apple confirmed that it recently acquired Canadian AI startup Inductiv, which uses artificial intelligence to correct data and improve machine learning.
2020
Apple acquires Inductiv
Apple acquired Ontario-based machine learning startup Inductiv; Inductiv's engineering team joined Apple after the acquisition.
2020
Apple update adds Battery Health Management for MacBooks
An update to Mac OS Catalina adds a Battery Health Management setting for MacBooks. Apple said the feature will be available on MacBooks equipped with Thunderbolt 3, including MacBook Pro models from 2016 onward and MacBook Air models from 2018 onward.
2020
Rogers and Apple partner to support Winnipeg remote learning
Rogers and Apple announced they would help Winnipeg School Division by lending iPads with free data plans for remote learning. Rogers is offering three months of free data, and Apple will provide free learning resources.
2020
Apple updates Schoolwork app for remote classroom use
Apple updated its Schoolwork education app with features including redesigned navigation, assignment-progress views, and the ability for teachers to message or FaceTime students through the app.
2020
Apple Pro Display XDR named Display of the Year
The Society for Information Display named Apple's Pro Display XDR one of three displays awarded “Display of the Year.”
2020
Apple AirPods campaign “Bounce” wins ADC Best in Show
“Bounce,” an advertising campaign for Apple's AirPods, received the ADC's Black Cube for Best in Show. Apple was also awarded Client of the Year.
2020
Apple announces plans to reopen about 100 U.S. stores
Apple stated on May 26 that it planned to reopen about 100 additional U.S. stores that week; the article reports this as a plan, not a completed reopening.
2020
Roberto Escobar sues Apple over alleged FaceTime security vulnerability
Roberto Escobar sued Apple for $2.6 billion, alleging that a person hacked his iPhone and found his address through FaceTime, despite an assurance that the iPhone X was secure. The allegations are reported in the lawsuit and are not established as findings.
2020
Apple releases iOS 13.5 with a Face ID passcode-screen update
Apple released iOS 13.5, which changes the Face ID flow so that when the phone detects a user wearing a mask, it displays the passcode-entry screen instead of first showing a failed Face ID attempt.
2020
Apple announces World Environment Day Activity Challenge
Apple announced an Apple Watch Activity Challenge scheduled for June 5 in celebration of World Environment Day. Participants must close their Stand ring by standing and moving for at least one minute during 12 hours that day; completing the challenge earns three exclusive stickers.
2020
Apple and Google release COVID-19 exposure-notification app
Apple and Google released an exposure-notification app using Bluetooth to help notify users who may have been exposed to coronavirus. The companies said governments in 23 countries and several U.S. states planned to use their software to build voluntary apps.
2020
Logitech launches Circle View smart camera
Logitech launched the Circle View smart camera with support for Apple's HomeKit Secure Video platform.
2020
iPhone 11 prices reduced in Chinese online channels
The article reported that Apple phones were discounted through online channels in China the previous week, with iPhone 11 prices reduced by as much as 1,600 yuan and bundle discounts reaching 2,600 yuan.
2020
Ubisoft sues Apple and Google over Area F2
Ubisoft sued Apple and Google in federal court in Los Angeles, seeking to force them to remove Area F2 from their platforms. Ubisoft alleged that the game copied virtually every aspect of Rainbow Six: Siege.
2020
Ubisoft files lawsuit over Area F2
Ubisoft filed a federal-court complaint against Apple and Google, alleging that the game Area F2 copied its game Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege and seeking its removal from the app stores.
2020
Brilliant Control adds HomeKit support in public beta
Brilliant made HomeKit support for its Control smart-home hub available in public beta, allowing users to control lights and fans through the Home app and Siri on Apple devices.
2020
Apple announces acquisition of NextVR
Apple confirmed that it would acquire NextVR, a virtual reality startup specializing in producing VR content for sporting events. The companies did not disclose the deal terms.