Ad revenue is taking a hit during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and some companies are looking for ways to offset that not just in the short-term, but also in the long-term.
With antitrust probes currently knocking on Apple's door, the company is now facing a multi-state consumer protection probe as well.
Now we can tick off Elisabeth Moss's name from the list of actors and actresses working with Apple for the company's video streaming service, Apple TV+.
If you are part of the public beta testing program, then you have new pre-release software to install today.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to rage on, especially in the United States, Apple (along with other companies who haven't been so lucky) has been forced to strategize a great deal when it comes to re-opening (or re-closing) its physical retail stores in the U.S.. Now, a new report sheds light on that strategy.
Like the other major wireless networks in the United States, 5G is the next major milestone that needs to be reached, and as quickly as possible. AT&T has now reached the big one: nationwide coverage.
While the coronavirus pandemic continues, some businesses are still feeling its effects. And that includes Apple, which, according to a new rumor, may still be feeling the impact later this year when it plans to launch new iPhones.
Earlier today, Apple seeded the third beta of iOS 14, iPadOS 14, tvOS 14, and watchOS 7 to developers. And while there are plenty of new features and additions coming to the operating systems later this year, Apple is making some key changes in iOS 14 (and iPadOS 14) with the latest beta, too.
While Apple's software is usually praised for its overall security, there are still vulnerabilities and issues discovered from time-to-time. Making it easier for researchers to discover those issues is a good move, and Apple is doing just that.
Apple is moving right along with its developer betas for the next major updates to its most popular operating systems.
Apple is facing more than one antitrust probe regarding the App Store and the fees associated with the digital marketplace, so it's not surprising to see the company come out swinging with a commissioned report showing why it's not in the wrong.
It's a relatively painless process to use Siri and ask the digital assistant to launch an app on your iPhone or iPad, but for folks who prefer to use Amazon's option, Alexa isn't quite there yet.