It turns out that the Goldman Sachs-backed Apple Card is seeing a lot of approval ratings, even for "subprime" borrowers. But according to a new support document, Apple has quite a few reasons listed as to why someone might get denied.
For folks who like to close their Activity Rings on the Apple Watch, especially when specific challenges come around, Apple has a new one to celebrate one of the oldest national parks in the United States.
A recent report outlined how Apple is essentially "locking" some iPhone batteries in an effort to reduce third-party replacements. Apple has now officially responded to that report, saying it's all about the consumer.
In a new report outlining Goldman Sachs' sensitivity to a potential recession, an analyst suggests the giant banking entity could team up with Apple for another card in the future.
The Apple logo is one of the most identifiable on the planet, but so is the word "iPhone". According to one new rumor, Apple is looking to remove one of them from this year's iPhone lineup.
Following individual reports of humans reviewing potentially sensitive content from users from other big tech companies, Facebook has come forward and admitted similar situations in its own right.
According to a new report, Apple and Spotify are currently in discussion to finally gain a truce between the two companies, all in an effort to finally bring an oft-requested feature to iOS users.
Spotify is testing a new feature called "Favorite Device" which will make it easy to hand off the music you're listening to to a nearby speaker.
Contactless identification is available for certain situations on the iPhone and Apple Watch, like on some school campuses. And now Apple is expanding that feature to more universities.
Snap, the company behind the popular social network Snapchat, has unveiled a brand new pair of its Spectacles glasses.
Podcasting is incredibly popular these days, both listening to them and creating them. So we've got a quick list of some of the best podcasting microphones to get things up and running on the creative side.
Apple Maps and Google Maps are remarkably helpful tools for a variety of tasks, but especially when it comes to getting from one point to another. But some safety advocates say the big tech companies aren't doing enough to point out potentially dangerous sites like rail crossings.