It has been rumored for quite some time that Spotify has been hard at work on a piece of hardware to show off its streaming service. And finally the rumors have become reality.
In April of 2019, it was confirmed that a series based on Stephen King's Lisey's Story was in the works for Apple TV+. And now, two years later, we finally know when we'll get to start watching it.
The App Store is a lucrative business for Apple, and that's one of the many reasons the company wants to keep things the way they are. Not that Apple isn't changing some things, of course. But rules are rules, and Apple wants to keep those in place.
Mid-production design changes aren't common for most companies, but especially not Apple. But it looks like the company made some important changes late last year for a select number of chips.
One of the biggest premieres coming to Apple TV+ in the near future is the comedy series Mythic Quest, which see its big return on Friday, May 7. Before that, the streaming service has released the first trailer.
Ecosystems aren't new. And companies trying to "lock" customers into them isn't, either. Companies want retention, customers that stick around. Finding ways to make that happen is crucial. And yet, some people still appear be shocked by this.
In April, there will be a hearing on digital markets, including app stores and digital competition, led by the Senate Judiciary Committee in the United States. And while Apple has been engaged in preliminary talks, it looks like the company has made a decision regarding being a witness.
We first heard about the Apple TV+ limited series Five Days at Memorial back in September of 2020. It wasn't until March of this year that we learned who would star in the series. And now we know one more addition to the roster.
Apple just brought on additional help to bolster its unscripted content, and now it's doing the same for its original film slate, too.
Justin Timberlake recently starred in the film Palmer for Apple TV+, and that earned the video streaming service one of its biggest viewer weekends since its launch. So, it's not a surprise to hear Apple would want to secure another project starring the actor/singer/songwriter.
In late 2020, Apple launched a new element to Apple Music, something called Apple Music TV. It's designed to show off popular music videos, live shows, and much more, all on a rotating basis every single day. Think of it like MTV, back in the day.
Ever felt like you wanted to try out the One UI, Samsung's launcher built atop Android, but didn't want to actually get an Android phone to do it? Well, Samsung now has an option for that.