Welcome to iDB's roundup of the best Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals on iPhones and iPads. Here you will find our favorite discounts for this week on Apple's popular handsets, tablets, and their respective accessories.
Apple on Tuesday updated its iTunes Store with new discounts for Black Friday week. Among the deals are new releases and 4K HDR movies under $10, Holiday movies starting at just $4, and discounted bundles. As usual, we've rounded up our favorite deals below.
If you've had your eye on a specific Twitter username tied to an inactive account, you may get a shot at actually obtaining it in the near future.
Courtesy of Drew Koch, the same guy who brought us a native Netflix player for Mac with Picture-in-Picture support, Mac users now have two additional native streaming clients at their disposal — one for the Disney+ streaming service and the other for Hulu.
Apple launched its official Smart Battery Case lineup for the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max earlier this month. That's news in itself, but Apple had a surprise in store for the newest accessories: a dedicated camera button.
Shirt Pocket, the developer behind the popular recovery tool SuperDuper, has updated the app to support Apple's latest desktop operating system.
Steve Jobs was notoriously picky about signing things, even for collectors. So when something pops up with the Apple co-founder and former CEO's signature emblazoned on it, whatever that might be typically goes up for auction for a hefty sum of money.
Heart Analyzer, an Apple Watch app that lets you see your heart rate data in many different ways on your wrist, has been refreshed with an overhauled look, new pretty charts and more.
If you want a powerful photo editing tool on your iPad and you don't already own Pixelmator Photo, now is a good time to act.
Apple Arcade launched to plenty of fanfare, and, since then, the subscription service has reached 100 games available for customers.
What if someone made a keyboard app with a focus on reducing those annoying typos?
A Continue Watching section has been re-added to the official apps for the new Disney+ video-streaming service after being pulled initially over several technical problems.