Shantaram, set to star Charlie Hunnam (Lost City of Z) has been in the works for Apple TV+ for a long time. Production tried to restart in late 2020, but even that didn't work out as planned. And now a big change is happening in an effort to try and wrap things up.
Apple TV+ has another series returning for its sophomore season in the near future, with kid journalist Hilde Lisko back on the scene to solve a new case.
When Apple makes hiring (or firing) moves, it can make the news cycle, which the company is accustomed to. But with this one, it's probably not the greatest circumstances.
Apple introduced the Look Around feature with the release of iOS 13 in Apple Maps. Since then, it has slowly expanded to new cities all across the globe.
Apple's library of films, documentaries, and TV series have been nominated for a variety of different awards since Apple TV+'s launch. And now the company is swinging for the fences again with another acquisition.
Apple TV+ confirmed that it would be bringing back the comedy series Trying for a second season in March. And now, just two days before that happens, the company got around to sharing the official trailer.
Apple's Find My network is a solid feature for folks within the company's ecosystem. It's a great way to track devices. And, apparently, it can also be used to send messages and other data.
Sometimes Apple TV+ projects get a quick turnaround from announcement to premiere date. Others, not so much. Thankfully for anyone who's a fan of music documentaries, there's a new option that falls into the former category.
The new iPad Pro equipped with the M1 processor is set to start shipping to early adopters soon. So, unsurprisingly, the first initial benchmarks for the new tablet are starting to crop up in advance.
Apple finally introduced its item tracking accessory, AirTag, back in April. Now Nomad is getting into the game, introducing a pair of new case options for the small device.
Right now, Apple is knee deep in an antitrust case against Epic Games, with the results potentially changing Apple's digital storefront forever. But, Apple's taking today to promote how the App Store helps keep users safe.
When it comes to rumors, some of them seem more plausible than others. At least at face value. Whether or not Apple is working towards a future where there's a video game console with the company's logo on it may be on shaky legs right out of the gate.