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Apple Brings Back Card Payments for App Store and iCloud Transactions in India After Five Years
Back in 2021, RBI introduced a security rule with the card tokenisation to safeguard companies from hackers or spammers. But Apple was not ready for this so it stopped bank and credit card payment methods. Now Apple has finally reintroducing card payments to make Apple App Store and iCloud Transactions purchases. Almost after five years! .
The App Store Is Quietly Changing
Apple continuously invests in new features and gives developers flexibility in marketing their apps. This year, they have personalised recommendations to allow developers to connect closely with their user base. Will the new App Store update in Apple make finding apps easier?
Apple's WWDC Teaser Has Me More Curious About macOS Than iOS
Apple just published its WWDC teaser and the visuals tease major changes coming to macOS. I saw the Liquid Glass thing they introduced last year and I think macOS could get an even bigger upgrade in 2026. Curious to see what is in store!
MacBook Pro 14-inch (2025) and iPad Pro 2025 Now Available in India
Apple latest flagship laptops and tablets are finally available in India. The Apple MacBook Pro 14-inch with flagship Apple M5 chipset is available at a starting price at Rs. 1,69,900, while the iPad Pro with M5 chip price in India starts at Rs. 99,990.Full details here:https://www.gadgets360.com/laptops/news/macbook-pro-14-inch-2025-price-in-india-sale-availability-ipad-pro-with-m5-chip-offers-apple-store-9495169
Camera review iPhone pro max 12 update
Apple has released iOS 14.3 that enables the ProRAW feature on the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max. Additionally, iOS 14.3 brings Apple Fitness+ and AirPods Max support, while introducing privacy information on the App Store
My Nexus 5 Crashed because of Lollipop 5.0.1
I've had a rather bad experience with the Nexus 5 in the last few days. The 5.0.1 update crashed my phone and now, i'm not even able to get into the bootloader menu. When I took it to an authorized service centre, they said i'd have to replace the motherboard at my expense. I asked who i can contact about it, they said Google.
When i called google, they told me that since i didn't buy the phone on the play store, they can't help. Now that doesn't make sense to me. It is a Google phone. And the operating system, made by Google, is what messed up my phone. Why aren't they taking responsibility for it? How can they choose what phones can be repaired and what can't? Have they suddenly become elitist like Apple? I asked around and many of my friends and their friends have also faced similar problems.
I went to the Nexus forums, and found the same. Has anybody here had similar experiences?
