On Wednesday, the YouTube team officially announced a new set of controls that will help users triage the content they see not only on their Homepage, but also in the Up Next queue.
Word on the street for quite some time now is that Apple is developing its own ARM-based processor for the Mac lineup. The most recent rumors peg the launch for sometime in 2020. And Apple's most recent new hire could help facilitate that result.
On Wednesday, Shopify officially announced that it is bringing Apple Business Chat support to its platform, making it easier than ever before to get in touch with hundreds of thousands of merchants around the globe.
Did you think that you could see more advertisements in Instagram? Well, lucky for you the Facebook-owned social network has the same feelings. And they're fixing it promptly.
Apple Pay officially launched in Germany back in early December of last year, but one of the largest banking establishments has been holding out ever since. That is finally changing this year.
Drive.ai is back in the Apple news cycle, with a new report suggesting that Apple is hiring up at least a handful of engineers from the startup.
Update: Apple confirmed the purchase of Drive.ai to Axios.
Intel is making waves in the mobile market this week, as the company has officially made plans to move forward with a massive patent sale.
Apple's suite of productivity apps, which include Pages, Keynote, and Numbers, has been updated this week with a slate of new features and additions.
Apple seeded the first public beta of macOS 10.15 Catalina earlier this week. As is par for the course, there are some less-than-desirable issues with the pre-release software.
Twelve South is one of the most popular companies making accessories for Apple products of all kinds, and now the company has yet another wireless charging option.
Facebook is built around a free business model for users, letting them access the social network without paying anything to do so. But that also means the company is pretty forthcoming with user data to third parties, too. At least one executive at Facebook doesn't see this as a problem.
Earlier today, Apple seeded a variety of different betas, including the first public beta of iOS 13/iPadOS. watchOS 6 was left off the list, however.