John Paczkowski
Here Are The Biggest Announcements From Apple's WWDC 2019
Apple announced a bevy of updates to the operating systems that run the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac while emphasizing new privacy features. And the long-awaited breakup of the iTunes app into smaller music, podcast, and TV apps is finally coming to desktop.
BuzzFeed News
Apple Plans News Event For March 25
The company is expected to show off a long-rumored news subscription service. It may debut a stand-alone video streaming service as well.
John Paczkowski
25 Things BuzzFeed News Tried And Loved In 2018
Some of these things may change your life.
Katie Notopoulos
The Apple Watch's ECG Feature Is Finally Here. It's Cool. Maybe Scary Too.
If I had told you 10 years ago that your watch could perform an ECG good enough to win clearance from the FDA would you have believed me?
John Paczkowski
Apple CEO Tim Cook Is Calling For Bloomberg To Retract Its Chinese Spy Chip Story
"I feel they should retract their story. There is no truth in their story about Apple. They need to do the right thing."
John Paczkowski
Apple Insiders Say Nobody Internally Knows What’s Going On With Bloomberg’s China Hack Story
“I don’t know if something like this even exists.”
John Paczkowski
The Last iPhone Review You'll Ever Need To Read
Apple's newest flagship iPhone is the best phone money can buy. Which is good, considering how much money it costs.
John Paczkowski
Apple Has Permanently Banned Alex Jones' Infowars App From The App Store
Apple's App Store guidelines for developers forbid apps with "content that is offensive, insensitive, upsetting, intended to disgust, or in exceptionally poor taste."
John Paczkowski
In A New Email, Elon Musk Accused A Cave Rescuer Of Being A “Child Rapist” And Said He “Hopes” There's A Lawsuit
In an email to BuzzFeed News, Tesla CEO Elon Musk accused a Thai cave rescuer of moving to Thailand to take a child bride. The rescuer denied all the claims.
Ryan Mac
Trump Claims Google Didn’t Promote His State Of The Union. Google And This Screenshot Say Otherwise.
“Google promoted president Obama’s State of the Union on its homepage. When President Trump took office, Google stopped,” a video shared by Trump falsely claimed.
Jane Lytvynenko
Apple Defends Its Decision To Allow Infowars In The App Store
Apple tried to explain why it removed Infowars' podcasts, but not its app, which features the same content.
John Paczkowski
Apple Kicked Alex Jones Off Its Platform, Then YouTube And Facebook Rushed To Do The Same
The removals are one of the largest crackdowns on conspiratorial news content by technology companies to date.
John Paczkowski
Read Tim Cook's Email To Employees About Apple's $1 Trillion Milestone
"While we have much to be proud of in this achievement, it’s not the most important measure of our success."
John Paczkowski
Maybe Instead Of Celebrating Their Platforms, Google And Facebook Should Fix Them
EXCUSE ME SIR BUT YOUR HOUSE IS ON FIRE
John Paczkowski
Apple Confirms "Some Government Agencies" Are Probing iPhone Slowdown
"We have received questions from some government agencies and we are responding to them."
Charlie Warzel
19 Things BuzzFeed Tech Tried And Liked In 2017
All the innovations, apps, hacks, habits, gadgets, and robovacuums that made our lives a little better this year.
Ellen Cushing
Google’s New Earbuds Can Translate 40 Languages
The search behemoth enters the increasingly crowded smart headphones market with a $159 pair of buds that can do something pretty close to real-time translation.
John Paczkowski
Inside Apple’s Quest To Transform Photography
How does Apple think about iPhone camera design? Obsessively.
John Paczkowski
The Biggest Announcements From Apple's iPhone 8 Event
At its first event at the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple Park in Cupertino, California, Apple unveiled the iPhone 8 and iPhone X, a 4K Apple TV set-top box, and an LTE version of the Apple Watch.
John Paczkowski
