At WWDC 2017[1], Apple showed off a revamped iOS 11 along with changes to the App Store. Support for 32-bit apps[2] will end when iOS 11 hits, and even macOS High Sierra - Apple’s[3] next desktop OS, will drop support for 32-bit apps. The new software for iPhone and iPads will bring[4] faster Safari browser, smarter Siri, redesigned Control Centre, Files app, and several other new features. At the event, Apple also unveiled[5] a new 10.5-inch iPad Pro[6] model with thinner bezels, better screen, cameras the same as iPhone 7's, along with a refreshed 12.9-inch iPad Pro[7]; the two models will be launched in India next month. The MacBook lineup also got a refresh as did a new iMac, while an all-new iMac Pro was unveiled, with release scheduled for December.
In other Apple news, albeit closer to home, India wants Apple to create jobs in exchange for tax benefits[8]. The move comes amid concerns that growth in Asia's third-largest economy isn't helping add jobs.
OnePlus claims improved customer support in lead up to OnePlus 5 launch
In the lead-up to the launch of its OnePlus 5[9] flagship smartphone, the company has now released a video to showcase the improved customer service support[10] that will now be available to its users. The company says that from five people initially in customer service, it now has around 500 people in the customer support department. It says that it now has customer service centres in 10 different locations around the world. OnePlus[11] says that users simply need to contact the company, by...