The backlash was swift and overwhelming, with many social media users expressing outrage over the insensitive design, given the lasting impact of the September 11 attacks. Some humorously suggested the image resembled a threat more than an advertisement, while others condemned the airline for seemingly disregarding historical sensitivity. This outcry highlighted the failure to recognize the gravity of such imagery, especially when it remains fresh in the collective memory.
San Francisco: Apple has released a new ad on New Year’s Day, titled “911” that details how Apple Watch has been able to save lives and help people call first responders. The ad revolves around three individuals named Amanda, Jason, and Jim who were each able to get help by dialing 911 using the Apple […]
The 90-minute documentary was released first on the BBC One in the UK, airing on August 31, and thereafter on the BBC's iPlayer streaming service, reports AppleInsider.
Some iconic events around the world usually are alive in our minds for a long but what if you could also see another angle to some of these wonders? Here are some pictures that will give you a new perspective of some historic events happening in the past. Surely, you’ll be surprised by many such […]
Titled "9/11: Inside the President's War Room," the documentary by Apple and the BBC will make its global debut on Apple TV+ and BBC One this September, marking the 20th anniversary of the attack.
