In January of this year, Intel announced that its CEO at the time, Bob Swan, would be stepping down. The company was on shaky ground, for a variety of reasons, and a shakeup at the top was seen as a way to get things back on a right path. That probably hasn't happened quite yet, but that isn't stopping the company from leaning into some anti-Apple marketing.
News first broke about Apple TV+ landing the limited series Five Days at Memorial late last year. At the time we didn't know who would be starring in the upcoming show, only part of the creative team bringing it to screens in the future. And now we know who's set to star.
Hot on the heels of a report detailing a surge in malware being developed for macOS, a new one has been discovered that's specifically targeting developers.
With so many lockdowns going into effect last year, working from home became essential. Tech companies, like Apple, were some of the first to implement plans to make that possible. But, at least one CEO believes in-person work is still essential, and hopes it comes back soon.
Apple has a lot of projects in the works for Apple TV+, and now it has yet another. This time around it's a comedy series, which will star an Emmy Award winner.
Way, way back in 2017 Facebook rolled out support for hardware security keys for its desktop experience. Now, several years later, that same support is finally arriving for its mobile app experience.
Retail employees have to work with a lot of people on a daily basis. Sometimes those customers aren't always the easiest to work with, and can be downright difficult, too. Turns out, Apple has a "secret policy" that may give preferential treatment to the nice ones out there in the world.
There were a lot of rumors pointing to a late March unveiling for new Apple-branded hardware. Including a new iPad Pro. However, with the end of the month quickly closing in, it's starting to look like that might not be the case. So now all eyes are on April.
One of the ways Apple can secure content for Apple TV+ is with a range of first look and other deals with directors, producers, and actors. Today is one of the days the streaming service has just nailed down an option to secure plenty of new things to watch.
It's always been a point of pride for some Mac users out there that worrying about potential malware threats isn't as big of a concern as it is while using Windows. And, despite the fact that a new report says threats are growing for Apple's computers, that talking point still seems to stand true.
Late last year, Apple welcomed the M1 processor to its family of products. The ARM-based chip is Apple's own design, and the benefits for the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro are impossible to ignore. That's why the transition for iMac is so highly anticipated.
Back in 2020, the official Apple Twitter account was hacked and used as a way to scam Bitcoin. Now, the person behind the hack has been sentenced.