Last year, the iPhone 11 shipped with a power adapter and wired EarPods in the box. However, Apple's continued focus on the environmental impact of its business has led to a change.
The day has finally arrived. At Apple's "Hi, Speed" event, the company has officially unveiled the latest flagship smartphone in its iPhone 12 lineup.
MagSafe has made its return, and it's doing so with the iPhone 12 first.
It has been rumored for so long, and now it's finally here: a new, less expensive HomePod. It's a smaller variant of the original, but it still packs an (audio) punch.
We know that Apple is going to launch a new Mac at some point before the end of 2020. We also know it's going to be the first Apple Silicon-based computer, too.
Is the notch on the iPhone 12 going to be smaller? The rumor mill has gone back and forth with the possibility for months. But the iCloud website may have put the questions to rests ahead of Apple's upcoming event.
Apple didn't welcome a brand new processor with the new iPhone lineup this year. Instead, the company introduced the new processor in the brand new iPad Air.
Apple is ready to update the latest version of watchOS, aiming to fix an issue related to battery drain.
On a semi-regular basis, we report about all of the big names, both in front and behind the camera, joining new projects for Apple TV+. It isn't often we hear the opposite.
In a move that will probably be a welcome one for some customers, Apple has figured out a way to offer even faster delivery: its retail stores.
Remember Quibi? The "revolutionary" streaming service that launched in April of this year? Well, six months later things aren't going as well as planned.
The Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE are the newest smartwatches from Apple, but they share a familiar design. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't protect them.