Apple first announced watchOS 7 back at the end of June at this year's all-online Worldwide Developers Conference, and now the first public beta is finally available for public beta testers.
Apple News+ has probably not taken off in the way that Apple originally hoped, and some publishers may not be happy with a feature discovered in iOS 14 and macOS 11 Big Sur.
Apple introduced some major changes to its in-car system CarPlay back in June of last year, introducing the light theme, updated album art, support for the Calendar app, and a new dashboard mode.
For those keeping track, the Apple Watch has been rumored to be adopting microLED display technology since 2016, and here we are in 2020 and it still hasn't happened yet. So the wait continues.
If you are a fan of the world built by author George R. R. Martin in Game of Thrones, then maybe a new idle narrative game might be right up your alley.
Apple's efforts in education haven't always gone as planned, but that hasn't stopped the company from trying. And now it's getting a big push in the right direction in the state of California.
Earlier this week, Beirut was rocked by a massive explosion that has decimated the immediate area, and Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, has confirmed the company will be donating towards relief efforts.
One of the elements that Apple has noticeably trailed behind some other computer manufactures is the webcam, with the company's options not being all that great in comparison.
While we just hit the fourth public (and developer) betas of iOS 14 and iPadOS 14, Apple has been taking it a little slower with the rollout for macOS 11 Big Sur. But the wait for a public beta is finally over.
If you are part of the public beta testing program, then you have new pre-release software to install today.
We know that Apple is already planning on a bit of a delay for the upcoming iPhone 12 lineup, which ultimately means that the rumor mill has even more time to whet our appetites before things get officially official.
If you're in the market for a pair of new truly wireless over-ear headphones, and don't want to wait for Apple's oft-rumored option, then Sony's here to give you an option.