Apple News+ is one of Apple's many different subscription services, so the company would like very much for folks to fork over their money on a regular basis to access its content. Lucky for those who are signed up, The Wall Street Journal doesn't plan on abandoning the platform any time soon.
Apple has just announced another new entry for Apple TV+, this one the newest addition to Apple's growing list of original content for kids.
Tweetbot is one of the most popular third-party Twitter apps out there for iOS, and now it supports expanded support for trackpads, making it even more helpful.
Back in June, it was reported that Dropbox was working on launching its own password manager feature for the platforms where the service is available, and sure enough that has become a reality.
Facebook has apparently found yet another way to harvest data, but this time it's related to biometrics, and it has wrangled Instagram into the mess as well.
While Apple has come out victorious over the years in a variety of patent battles, sometimes that's not always the case. Today, for instance, the company has been ordered to fork over millions of dollars in a loss.
If you want to celebrate the "natural wonder" of the United States' national parks along with Apple, you can do just that with an upcoming Activity Challenge for the Apple Watch.
Later this year, Apple is going to announce a new iPhone lineup, but a new rumor suggests there will be one additional handset that won't see the light of day until early next year.
We've known about the incoming espionage thriller Tehran since June of this year, and now we know when the new series will premiere across the globe on Apple TV+.
Back in May, we reported that Martin Scorsese would be working with Apple to bring his next major film, Killers of the Flower Moon, to Apple TV+. And now we can expect more content from the legendary director, too.
There is a lot of work that goes into being a chief executive of any company, and Apple is certainly no different. And now Tim Cook can say he's achieved billionaire status for all that hard work.
In the United States, Apple is currently under scrutiny for its anti-competitive behavior, especially as it relates to the App Store. The company's also facing similar investigations in the European Union. And now Russia is getting involved, too.