Second developer betas of iOS 12, macOS Mojave 10.14, tvOS 12 and watchOS 5 that Apple released yesterday caused intermittent connection issues with Siri on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, Apple Watch and even HomePod.
Apple on Friday announced that it has reached a content deal with renowned actress, talk show host and producer Oprah Winfrey. The partnership will produce original programming, with Winfrey expected to contribute both on and off camera.
iPhone, iPad and Apple TV owners in Canada can now use Apple’s TV app on their devices to tune in to live sports content from several supported providers in one place.
It looks like Valve might try again to get its Steam Link app approved for the App Store. Its first attempt failed in May over “business conflicts.”
After nearly two years of coexisting, it’s time for the Apple TV Home screen and TV app to merge and become one great app.
Here are several ways to live stream the 2018 FIFA World Cup on your iPhone, iPad or Mac, using applications or websites.
The system requirements for tvOS 12 have not changed from tvOS 11, meaning the new software is compatible with both the fourth-generation Apple TV and Apple TV 4K.
tvOS will bring the Dolby Atmos surround sound to your Apple TV, make Single Sign-On even more seamless with Zero Sign-On, take your breath away with a new screen saver shot by astronauts aboard the ISS, and more.
Before Apple executives take the stage at the San Jose Convention Center later this morning, be sure to have everything you need to watch the big keynote address live.
If you can’t join Apple in San Jose next month, follow along each day on your devices and watch videos on demand with the freshly updated WWDC 2018 app.
Apple has released tvOS 11.4 to the public. The update is available for the fourth-generation Apple TV and Apple TV 4K. The software update is available now for download over the air (OTA). Here’s everything new in tvOS 11.4.
Just days after Apple rejected Valve’s Steam app for iOS, Phil Schiller has responded to a customer’s email on the subject. In his message, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing provides insight on why the app wasn’t accepted while also suggesting the decision could be reversed.
