Apple decided to throw "pro" in the title of its newest iPhone lineup, a distinction that may be harder to sell than, say, in an iPad. However, it looks like Apple is indeed at least trying to make the new branding make sense.
Apple launched three new iPhones at the same time this year, welcoming the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max to the family.
Apple Arcade is going to be one of the biggest new additions to Apple's stable of services when it goes live on Thursday, September 19. So obviously the company is ramping up the marketing effort.
Apple has the launch of Apple Arcade penned for Thursday, September 19, alongside the launch of iOS 13. But apparently some lucky few have early access to the new subscription service.
Apple Arcade is one of the company's newest subscription services, and it will give subscribers access to over 100 games (on a rotating basis) for just $4.99 per month starting on Thursday, September 19.
Way back in 2018, Apple acquired the rights to develop Shantaram, based on a novel written by Gregory David Roberts. And now we know Charlie Hunnam (Sons of Anarchy, The Lost City of Z) is going to lead the upcoming series for Apple TV+.
When Apple unveiled the Apple Watch Series 5, it did so with a brand new feature: a built-in compass. But it turns out that may impact which bands you use with your new smartwatch.
Apple typically has a lot to announce when it unveils a new iPhone, or new software for that matter, but sometimes there's just too much to talk about on stage. Which means information trickles out after the fact.
Apple not only introduced new iPhones this year, but also welcomed new color options to both the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro.
One of the many new features that Apple unveiled during its latest iPhone event, all in an effort to get people jazzed up for the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro, was recording simultaneous video with the multiple cameras installed in the handsets.
It was a busy week for Apple, with things wrapping up with pre-orders for the newest iPhones. So here's quick look back at all the craziness.
Ahead of the launch of Apple TV+ and Disney's service, Disney+, the latter company's CEO has resigned his long-standing position on the former company's board.