Earlier this week, Apple seeded the latest developer (and public) beta of macOS 11.2 Big Sur. It didn't come with any major forward facing new features, but it did appear to take one away. It was just a rumor at the time, but now it appears it's officially official.
WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, recently updated its privacy policy to indicate that some changes were in store. Specifically, forcing users to accept a significant amount of data sharing with Facebook proper. That raised some eyebrows, but now there's a bit of a delay to the whole thing.
Way back in February of 2018, it was revealed that basketball star Kevin Durant was working with Apple TV+ to bring a new series to the streaming service. We've heard about some casting changes since then, and now there's even more to share.
When Apple TV+ launched in 2019, it came along with a pretty good perk for those who purchased new Apple-branded hardware that could stream the new service: a year's worth of free service.
2020 was a busy year for Apple, as is par for the course. So, of course, 2021 will probably be just as busy. And that means even more Apple Silicon Macs, too. And plenty of redesigns.
Subscriptions are here, and they are not going anywhere. Apple isn't quite a services company in its entirety, but that's not slowing the company down from launching them anyway. And now we may know that even podcasts will get it on the "fun".
Every once in a while, Apple shares a behind the scenes look at how it put together some of its bigger ads. Today, Apple has done just that, but with a slightly different take than normal.
It's certainly starting to feel like the Apple Car is a real thing the company isn't just toying around with, but rather a project that will become the real deal before too long. Today we have yet another rumor pointing to its seemingly inevitable arrival.
One of the neat tricks that the AirPods Pro introduced is support for spatial audio. It gives a "theater-like" experience when listening to supported content on your iPhone or iPad. And Netflix may fall under the supported content category in the near future.
What started as a dispute in the United States has found its way over to the United Kingdom, as Epic Games continues to duke it out with both Apple and Google.
In what felt like a thing that was only a matter of time, it's been confirmed today that Oprah Winfrey is getting the biographical documentary treatment -- and it'll be available on Apple TV+.
It's been a slow march towards the official release date for the upcoming drama Cherry, but we're just about there. And ahead of the premiere, we finally have an official trailer.