Brandon Bourne, Author at The Apple Post

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Brandon Bourne

I am a London born designer, entrepreneur, author and Apple gadget lover, who has always had a passion for creation! Whether it is a business project, an essay, a chapter of a book, I have always loved creating new content that will hopefully inspire or empower whoever was reading or observing it.

News / Software News

Apple Pay to further expand to 16 more countries in the coming months

Brandon Bourne Posted On 15/05/2019

Apple Pay was launched in 2014, alongside the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, and the first ever look at the Apple Watch, and since then the service has gone strength to strength and has expanded across the world. Over the […]

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Apple to face lawsuit over alleged App Store monopoly following Supreme Court go-ahead

Brandon Bourne Posted On 15/05/2019

The Supreme Court has given the go-ahead for a group of customers in the U.S. to sue Apple over its alleged monopoly structure of the App Store. This comes after multiple attacks from Spotify, and presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren over […]

iOS / macOS / News / Software News / watchOS

What to expect from WWDC 2019: The Rundown

Brandon Bourne Posted On 13/05/2019

With June 3rd fast approaching, and San Jose, California soon to be filled with developers and Apple executives alike. Rumors, like every year, have been circulating at a faster rate the close WWDC gets. Let’s take a snapshot of what […]

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UK Government adds Apple Pay support for select online services

Brandon Bourne Posted On 05/05/2019

When Apple Pay was released alongside the Apple Watch and iPhone 6 in 2014, it arguably changed the way we pay via contactless and introduced mobile payments to the masses. Since its launch, it has reached thousands of stores, most […]

iOS / News / Software News

Apple pulls the plug on a handful of prominent parental control apps

Brandon Bourne Posted On 02/05/2019

Last week, Apple came under fire for suddenly removing several third-party parental control applications from the App Store, and within a post shared to the official Apple Newsroom, the company has explained the applications removed supposedly “put users’ privacy and […]