Earlier this week, Health Canada approved the ECG app on the Apple Watch Series 4 thereby paving the way for the feature to make its way to Canada. Now, Apple has informed The Canadian Press that it is working on bringing Apple Watch Series 4’s ECG feature to Canada “as quickly as possible”. However, Apple […]
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TOKYO — North Korean weapons tests this month clearly violated United Nations Security Council resolutions, John R. Bolton, the White House national security adviser, said on Saturday, going further than President Trump in characterizing the tests of short-range ballistic missiles. Mr. Trump initially declared he was “not happy” with the tests but then played down […]
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Apple has released a minor iOS 12.3.1 bug fixing update with fixes for VoLTE and Messages app. iOS 12.3.1 comes almost two weeks after Apple first released iOS 12.3 packing plenty of features and enhancements. Among other things, iOS 12.3 included a revamped TV app, added AirPlay 2 support for Smart TVs, introduced Apple TV […]
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The AAPicks team writes about things we think you’ll like, and we may see a share of revenue from any purchases made through affiliate links. Sometimes you don’t want a pesky headphone cord dangling between you and your Nintendo Switch while you’re pulverizing waves of fighters in Super Smash Bros Ultimate. That’s why the Nintendo Switch […]
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PARIS — Steve Bannon, the millionaire former Trump adviser turned rabble rouser of European populists, settled into a plush set of rooms this week in Paris at the Bristol Hotel, where suites run up to $32,000 a night. An unopened bottle of champagne in front of him, he presented himself as a man of the […]
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Canada’s aviation regulators joined their counterparts from around the world in Texas this week for a progress report on Boeing’s repair of an anti-stall system in the 737 Max plane, a system that has been linked to two devastating crashes. For anyone hoping that the airplanes would soon return to service, the news wasn’t encouraging. […]
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President Iván Duque of Colombia, under fire over concerns that his military may be committing human rights abuses in its pursuit of armed groups, said Friday that he was appointing an independent commission to review orders and operational instructions issued by the army. The initiative came less than a week after The New York Times […]
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(Want to get this briefing by email? Here’s the sign-up.) Good evening. Here’s the latest. ImageCreditSimon Dawson/Reuters 1. “I have done everything I can.” Prime Minister Theresa May will resign after almost three years of trying and failing to lead Britain out of the E.U. Her announcement signifies the end of an embattled and at […]
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The dominoes keep tumbling for Huawei since the Trump administration added the company to its so-called Entity List, effectively barring the Chinese telco from doing business with organizations based in the United States. So far, Huawei has lost access to Google, Android, Qualcomm, Intel, Microsoft, and — perhaps most devastatingly — Arm. Now, it is […]
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Samsung announced today that it will roll out Android 9 Pie to the Galaxy M10, M20, and M30 starting June 3. In addition to the latest security patch, the update also includes Samsung’s One UI interface. Replacing the previous Samsung Experience overlay, One UI makes it easier to use your phone one-handed and places certain […]
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