Picture-in-picture in YouTube's iOS app is taking a bit longer to hit all iPhone users, whether they've subscribed to Google's YouTube Premium service or not.
YouTube picture-in-picture to launch for all iOS users “in the coming months”
watchOS 8.5.1 is here to make Apple Watches less buggy and more secure
Apple has released the minor watchOS 8.5.1 software update which adds unknown bug fixes and security fixes to your Apple Watch.
HomePod update 15.4.1 makes HomeKit devices respond to Siri voice commands
The newly released HomePod software 15.4.1 fixes Siri voice commands not working with some smart appliances that are compatible with Apple's HomeKit platform.
Fix iPhone or iPad not showing up in Finder on Mac
Check out this comprehensive guide on how to fix the issue of your iPhone or iPad not showing up in Finder on Mac.
iOS 15.4.1 addresses iPhone battery drain (and iPad, too)
Apple has released iOS 15.4.1, a bug-fix update that resolves iPhone battery drain while addressing issues with some Braille and MFi hearing devices.
macOS Monterey 12.3.1 arrives to fix your issues with Bluetooth controllers and USB-C or Thunderbolt external displays
Apple's macOS Monterey 12.3.1 update brings Bluetooth fixes for game controllers and resolves issues with external displays on some Macs.
At long last, YouTube TV has begun rolling out picture-in-picture support on iOS 15
After months of testing, Google has now started rolling out support for picture-in-picture capability in its YouTube TV app but it requires Apple's iOS 15 software.
Check out five newly launched features for WhatsApp voice messages
WhatsApp's new voice messaging features include multitasking while listening to a message, waveform visualization, draft previews and more.
iFixit teardown suggests the reported Studio Display webcam problems are rooted in software, not hardware
In its initial Studio Display teardown, the repair site iFixit has concluded that there's nothing terribly wrong with camera hardware. That's good news because it indicates Apple should indeed be able to fix camera performance in software.
Apple reportedly provided user data to hackers using forged legal requests
When it comes to providing specific user data, Apple relies on official legal requests from law enforcement and government agencies. However, it turns out that the company may have been duped by some forged requests, and, as a result, provided user data to nefarious individuals.
Apple may broaden the scope for future finance products thanks to new in-house payment processing technology
While Apple's primary focus remains hardware and software, the company is certainly not limited to those things. Elements like Apple TV+ and the Apple Card stand out, for instance. And apparently Apple has plans to broaden the scope for its finance products thanks to major changes happening behind the scenes.
Turns out we might not get an iPhone with under-display Touch ID in the near future
While Face ID is obviously Apple's go-to biosecurity measure for its high-end devices, Touch ID does technically still live on. And there's certainly no shortage of folks out there in the wild who would like to see the fingerprint-based option make a return for the newest iPhone lineups. And that's been rumored! But maybe we'll have to keep waiting.