The Epic Games Store has become a major disrupting force in the gaming industry, taking the popular Steam marketplace head on. To that end, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has ambitious goals for the market.
Earlier today, Apple seeded the first developer beta of tvOS 13.4.8, and now watchOS is getting some attention today as well.
Looking to keep tabs on the weather from your Mac? Here are the top 5 free weather apps for Mac that offer great features.
Camera+, one of the longest-standing iPhone camera apps, has been updated today with ML Magic, a machine learning-powered feature that promises to "perform sorcery on your photos".
Google is making changes to how it handles security keys with iOS devices, with the end result hoping to be making things easier for users.
Earlier this week, Apple seeded new betas for upcoming software updates to iOS and its other platforms, and now it's preparing the Apple TV, too.
The handy Batteries widget for Mac by former Apple engineer Rony Fadel is a simple yet tremendously useful macOS utility with which you can easily track connected devices' battery levels from your Mac, get notified when they need recharging and more.
If you haven't signed up for an Apple Card yet, but plan to in the very near future, there is a Walgreens bonus that may sweeten the deal for you.
Earlier in 2020, Apple launched a minor refresh for the iPad Pro lineup, introducing a LiDAR Scanner on the back of the pro-grade tablets but keeping most of everything else the same compared to the previous generation.
The next iPad Air should become the second Apple tablet to swap the company's proprietary Lightning port with the more ubiquitous USB-C protocol. At the same time, the upcoming iPad mini refresh should retain Lightning I/O.
Google is being sued for tracking users of its Chrome browser even when they have been surfing the web in a private-browsing mode, called Incognito.
Apple on Monday released iOS and iPadOS 13.5.1 to the general public for the sole purpose of patching the new exploit in the unc0ver v5.0.0+ jailbreak tool, and as you might come to expect, Apple will soon unsign the jailbreakable iOS 13.5 firmware.
It usually takes the Cupertino-based company a week or two after a new firmware release before it stops signing an older version of iOS or iPadOS, but in recent memory, just one week has been a lot more common. By doing this, Apple can leave its user base with no option of downgrading or upgrading back to iOS or iPadOS 13.5, effectively preventing users from jailbreaking.