In March, Apple and its partner bank, Goldman Sachs, launched a deferred payment program for the Apple Card to help customers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Apple Card’s deferred payment program is capped at six months in 2020
Apple reaches $2 trillion market capitalization, hitting yet another milestone
Apple is a company that reaches milestones on a semi-regular basis, but sometimes one milestone is bigger than another.
iPad Air 4 with A14, Smart Connector, stereo speakers and more said to arrive in March 2021
Chinese site MyDrivers reported Wednesday that Apple will be launching a fourth-generation iPad Air tablet powered by the company's in-house designed A14 system-on-a-chip in March 2021, right about when the next iPad Pro has been rumored to arrive, too.
Apple TV+ bittersweet comedy film “On The Rocks” premieres in October [trailer]
Appel announced today that the upcoming feature film “On The Rocks” will be coming to theaters and its own Apple TV+ streaming service in October.
Netflix still testing a Shuffle button that plays randomly selected titles. Does it make sense?
Once again, Netflix has been spotted testing a new Shuffle Play button for its collection of streaming movies and TV shows with a small subset of its customer base.
Instagram rolling out QR profile codes globally
Instagram has kicked off a global rollout of scannable QR codes for profiles in its mobile app for iPhone and iPad after launching the same feature in a limited fashion in Japan last year.
How to export photos, videos and slideshows from Photos on Mac
Need to export photos, videos, or slideshows? Here’s how to change the format, pick the quality, and export media from the Photos app on Mac.
How to change image and PDF display sizes in Preview for Mac
Learn how to change the display settings in Apple's Preview app on the Mac so that images and PDF documents appear in real size on the screen.
Comet brings iOS 14-inspired widgets to jailbroken iOS 13 devices
If you sat back and watched the WWDC 2020 presentation, then you would’ve witnessed Apple’s plans for the upcoming iOS & iPadOS 14 software update slated to launch this Fall. One of the features that stood out most to me was the introduction of authentic Home Screen widgets, which the jailbreak community has enjoyed for years along with several other of iOS 14’s ‘new’ features.
Jailbreakers are typically hard-pressed to partake in major software updates like iOS 14 because of the implications that doing so would have on their jailbreak eligibility. Fortunately, a newly released jailbreak tweak dubbed Comet by iOS developer Dylan West (@iOSthemem0d) brings a multitude of new widgets to jailbroken iOS 13 devices, and it certainly evokes an iOS 14-esque vibe if you know what we mean…
iPhone 12 concept images showcase a variety of color options and dual rear cameras
While they might be delayed a bit, we are still going to get new iPhones later this year. Probably. So how about we take a look at some concept images of one of those new handsets?
Here’s what’s new in iOS 14 beta 5
Earlier today, Apple seeded the fifth beta of iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 to developers. This is a quick list of what's new in the latest prerelease software.
Some developers releasing apps on TestFlight as a less restrictive App Store alternative
According to a new report, some iPhone and iPad developers are choosing to publish their apps to TestFlight, which is Apple's service for over-the-air installation and testing of iOS apps, and leave it at that. Users, assuming they know where to look, can download and use these pieces of software via the TestFlight app, which is available for free on the App Store.