If you are a developer that wants to launch an app through Apple's App Store, you'll need to pony up some cash to match Apple's associated fees to do so. This has been the case for years, but a group of developers is ready to take the company to task for this "anti-competitive" behavior.
Every year, during the Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple takes some time to celebrate some of the apps the company has discovered out of the App Store. The annual Apple Design Awards is meant to celebrate the apps and games, along with the developers, for their artistry and technical achievements. This year is certainly no different, as the company has announced the winners of the award.
Apple has a new "Find My" app coming down the road, which is designed to help device owners find their lost pieces of technology. But the company is also reportedly working on a separate accessory, a "Tile-like" device that would make it easier to find any item, as long as the device is attached to whatever it is you're looking for. Like your car keys that have wiggled their way into the couch cushions.
Apple has made a name for itself for its marketing endeavors over the years. Including a big win of the Cannes Lions' 2019 Creative Marketer of the Year award. That trend will probably continue, even as Apple's primary ad agency, TBWA\Media Arts Lab, has just made a few changes at the executive level.
This year's Worldwide Developers Conference starts on Monday, June 3. And we know that Apple, as usual, will be hosting its keynote speech to announce a variety of new changes and additions coming to its major platforms. One company wants to figure out which of those announcements is the most exciting for viewers.
A DJ was using his MacBook Pro when things turned ugly. First smoke, but that ultimately led to the battery in his Apple notebook exploding inside the case. A trip to the Apple Store has left the owner wondering what's going to happen next with a critical piece of equipment for his job.
On Thursday, Sprint announced that it has officially launched its mobile 5G network in four major cities in the United States. As expected, this is just the beginning for the network, and it already has its sights set on future markets down the road.
Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off on Monday, June 3, this year. On that day we will get the typical keynote speech where Apple will talk about what's coming next for its major platforms, including iOS. But the conference itself is still meant to focus on developers, what they can create (both for Apple directly and their own efforts), and more.
Despite the open floor plan of your typical Apple Store (or perhaps because of it), the crowds, and the current security systems in place, robberies aren't as rare as Apple would like. In an effort to thwart that, the company has invented a new wireless security system.
Apple Pay Express Transit will go live on Friday, May 31, at several stations in New York City. Following that launch, it looks like the feature will be going live across the pond in London in the near future.
If you find yourself using a lot of tabs in Safari, Chrome, or Firefox, but have been looking for a potentially better option, a new app might do the trick. It's a quick and easy way to use web apps on your Mac without having to rely on a bunch of tabs in your web browser of choice.
Way back in October of 2016, it was reported that Apple had every intention of bringing Apple Pay to more transit kiosks around the globe, making it (potentially) faster and easier to hop on public transit. It took some doing, but Apple is finally making good on that vision.