It isn't quite the end of January yet, but at least one analyst believes Apple is going to have a very busy first half of the year.
The data associated with users out in the wild is important to companies, and they'll pay a lot of money to get it.
During the conference call following Apple's latest quarterly earnings report, of course the company's CEO was asked about 5G. And of course he didn't give anything away.
One year ago, Apple said that it had 900 million iPhones out there in the wild, and a total of 1.4 billion active devices. Well, mark today as another milestone for the company.
Comparatively, the first fiscal quarter of 2020 was much better than the first fiscal quarter of 2019, and a big part of that was the iPhone. Again.
It might be safe to say that Apple reaching a new all-time high in revenue with its Services division is a trend now.
Earlier today, Apple announced its first fiscal quarterly earnings for 2020. And, as is par for the course, the company's CEO made some comments to news outlets after the fact.
As is par for the court, it's been three months since Apple last reported its quarterly earnings. And today we get the latest update.
Early on Tuesday, Apple released iOS 13.3.1 to the public. While the software wasn't loaded with new features, it did include a hint at a new set of earphones.
Apple has been seeding the latest update for the fourth- and fifth-generation Apple TV for quite some time, and now the software is available to the public.
Apple has been seeding developer and public betas of iOS 13.3.1 for weeks, but the wait for the final release is finally over.
Today at Apple sessions are expressive, informative, and can feature plenty of talent to showcase a variety of different skills using Apple's products.