Given the opportunity, Apple will tout the power of the App Store and the opportunity for developers. Of course, the company is also not afraid to launch its own apps, ones that might directly compete with some of those developers trying to make their own way.
Here we are again, another week down and a quick look back at what you might've missed.
Apple TV+ already has a laundry list of big-name stars creating content for the streaming service. And now there is one more joining the ranks.
Apple is very proud of the Apple Card and its (90%) titanium construction. So much so, in fact, that it has a support document on how to keep the card clean and what types of surfaces might actually deface it.
Apple Music is one of Apple’s most lucrative subscriptions, and the company already has it available on iOS and Android. And now it’s available directly on the web, too.
While Apple typically touts user security as one of the major tentpoles of its company, it's certainly not the only one out there. Private messaging apps are popular enough on iOS, but some developers working on those apps are concerned changes in iOS 13 could have a negative impact on their goals.
When it comes to health and medical research, Apple has different frameworks already in place. However, it sounds like the company has one more coming down the pike.
Cryptocurrency isn't going anywhere anytime soon, so it would make sense that a company like Apple would be keeping an eye on it. And that's exactly what's happening, at least according to one executive.
After years in development and wishful thinking, Samsung finally officially announced its first foldable smartphone earlier this year. The handset, the Galaxy Fold, was meant to be a summer launch, but delays struck Samsung's first attempt at changing the smartphone industry again.
There is some solid back-and-forth about Touch ID these days, with quite a few suggestions that Apple may be bringing back the biometric security measure for its flagship products in the near future.
Facebook has not had the greatest track record when it comes to user security recently, and while news has quieted down recently of transgressions, it looks like the trend has fired back up.
Apple this week is seeding the latest beta of tvOS 13 to developers.