Is Apple going to launch a new, less expensive HomePod in 2020? Maybe! But one thing is for sure: the company has made a big change to the operating system for its first smart speaker.
On August 12, 2014, Sony welcomed a game teaser called P.T. from Kojima Productions, a horror title that brought with it a lot of fanfare even though it did not actually lead to a full game release.
One of the most important pillars of Apple's business has become individual user privacy and security, and that certainly extends to its first-party apps. Including its brand new COVID-19 app and website.
It has been almost two years since Facebook launched the dedicated IGTV app for new long-form content. Since then, the app has gone through plenty of changes.
Back in January we reported that Quibi, short for "quick bites" of content, was going to launch in early April. And, indeed, the newest streaming service designed specifically for your phone is available, and initial first week numbers seem promising enough.
Apple introduced a major redesign for the iPhone with the iPhone X, ditching the bezels and adopting "the notch" at the top of the screen. Since then, there has been plenty of speculation that Apple will shrink the notch over time.
The Today at Apple sessions are popular, but unfortunately the company has shut them down (along with its retail stores) all across the globe.
Remember AirPower, Apple's wireless charging mat? It's been awhile since the company canceled that product, and now rumor has it there might be a new model on the way.
In light of the ongoing global coronavirus pandemic, Apple has just announced a new partnership with Google to help fight the COVID-19 disease.
Apple has shared a new video on its official YouTube channel to share a little hope in light of a global pandemic.
We've been hearing about a new "iPhone SE 2" or "iPhone 9" for quite some time already, and now at least one analyst believes we could see the handset debut sometime in mid-April.
Just a couple of days ago HBO confirmed that it was dropping support for the second- and third-generation Apple TV set-top boxes for its streaming services, NOW and GO. But now the company has changed course.