Recently, Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, confirmed that the company has sourced over 20 million masks for healthcare workers, while at the same time revealing the company is also designing, producing, and shipping custom face shields.
The global coronavirus pandemic is ongoing, which means some companies are still making changes and adjustments to help their customers adapt.
The Beats brand has been a major staple for Apple ever since the company acquired it for $3 billion. But a new rumor suggests the company may be finally phasing it out.
Yesterday brought us images suggesting that Apple's next iPhone refresh may pick up a LiDAR scanner out the back, and now a newly leaked image this morning suggests that the upcoming device might also feature a smaller notch than the current iPhone 11 generation.
Following rumors that Apple may be developing real, customizable widgets for the first time in iOS 14, we showed you gorgeous conceptual renderings, created by Parker Ortolani, which imagine how these widgets might look and work on the Home screen. Here's another concept that imagines bringing Apple Watch complications from watchOS to the iPhone and iPad.
After debuting on the Mac in 2012 and launching on the iPad in February 2020, the World War II strategy game "Company of Heroes" is poised to hit the iPhone soon.
iOS has had widgets for quite some time now. Widgets are snippets of code that provide timely information from your favorite apps at a glance, like News and Stocks, but they're limited to the Today view overlay accessibly by swiping right over the Home screen, Lock screen or while looking at notifications. With iPadOS, widgets can now also live on the Home screen. A new concept attempts to imagine what the rumored Home screen widgets in iOS 14 might look like.
In an effort to discourage people from spreading misinformation regarding the coronavirus, COVID-19 and other fake news, Facebook-owned WhatsApp messaging service yesterday announced new measures to clamp down further on bulk message forwarding.
After an almost 6-year hiatus, iDB Senior Vice President of Wallpapers Jim Gresham returns to the show to talk to Cody and Sebastien about Apple's acquisition of Dark Sky, HomePod vs Sonos, and working from home in this strange period of our lives.
Pixelmator Photo, a powerful iPad image editor from the Pixelmator team, was updated this morning on App Store with some new features, including support for editing with your Magic Keyboard, trackpad and mouse (iPadOS 13.4+ required), Split View multitasking and more.
Learn how to use the Mini Player feature to turn the full Music app window into a tiny one that can even stay floating above all other app windows.
You can grant third-party apps and services access to your Apple Music for various reasons. For instance, you might allow Alexa access so you can play Apple Music on your Amazon smart speaker. But if there comes a time when you want to revoke access to an app or service for privacy or security reasons, you can do that easily by following the steps here.