There are some who believe Apple TV+ is just a service that exists to get people to sign up for other Apple products, or get Apple hardware. Basically, a service that simply only exists to get people in the Apple-branded seats. But it turns out Apple has bigger plans than that.
Apple appears to be making some big moves regarding the Apple Car. Does that mean we're getting closer to an actual launch? Sort of. But we're probably still years away from the project becoming a reality. And now it turns out the project has a new lead.
Apple has had a bug bounty program in place for years now. It's meant to give altruistic hackers and security researchers a means to weed out potential issues for Apple's software and platforms. Doing that usually means a big payout. But it turns out there are some issues and some researchers are none too pleased.
Are you in the market for a new pair of "smart glasses?" If so, Facebook has teamed up with Ray-Ban to help you out in that regard. These new glasses are meant to help you capture stories of your life in real-time -- without having to get your phone out to record it.
The third-generation Apple TV is starting to see less and less support for some apps. And, according to a new report, it looks like two more prominent apps are on the way out.
The Apple Car effort has seen a lot of ups and downs over the years. Especially for a project that's not, technically, an official product. But that hasn't stopped the rumor mill from showing us both the positives and the negatives Apple has faced. And today is no different.
Twitter is on a bit of a tear right now, welcoming new features to the mix. Both in actual things users can take advantage of now, and testing what's still coming down the pipe. And now there's yet another to add to the list that's ready to go now. As long as you get an invite.
The rumor mill still has some time to suss out a few more details regarding the iPhone 13 lineup. After all, those devices won't be announced until September 14. But, with less than a week to go before new iPhones are unveiled, a new report looks farther into the future. At what comes next.
Apple TV+ has a bit of a different timing slate than some other streaming services, and definitely different than traditional TV. But even Apple wants to make sure it has something new for the fall season. In this case, it looks like a trio of kid- and family-friendly shows will help spice things up.
Work on the Apple Car, under Project Titan, continues. But today's news isn't so much on the positive side of things. At least, not for Apple.
Even as these streaming services, of which there are many, continue to rake in customers, prices aren't set in stone. Which means, eventually, a price hike is probably going to happen. Hulu's no stranger to that, and now the service is doing it again, with new price plans going into effect starting in October of this year.
With the arrival of the company's last several major events, Apple has used augmented reality to help spice things up. And that's no different with today's announcement. Earlier, the company confirmed it will be "California Streaming" on Tuesday, September 14, to unveil new products.