The Apple One subscription brings the collection of various Apple services for one monthly price. The available plans bundle different Apple services for a set amount of money per month. Here's how to subscribe to Apple One, what's included in each plan and everything else you need to know about the Apple One subscription bundle.
John Turturro joins the cast of Apple TV+ drama series ‘Severance’
Way back in November of last year we heard about a new drama series called Severance heading to Apple TV+. Since then, we've been hearing about the cast being filled out.
Keep your iPhone 12 data under control with the must-have iOS manager AnyTrans [sponsored]
So you've got a brand-new iPhone 12, but how do you transfer your valuable iOS data from the old iPhone to the new one? With AnyTrans from iMobie, you can easily keep your iOS data under control, seamlessly transition to a new iPhone with a few clicks and much more.
The coronavirus pandemic gave Apple Pay a big boost, contactless payments here to stay
Apple's chief executive revealed during yesterday's conference call discussing the company's September quarter earnings with analyst and Wall Street investors that the coronavirus pandemic gave the Apple Pay contactless payment solution a major boost.
Apple One is now available, bundles services like Apple Music, Apple Arcade, and more starting at $15 per month
Apple announced Apple One, its new bundling options for several services, earlier this year. And now, after plenty of waiting, the bundles are now available.
Narrative adventure game ‘South of the Circle’ is available now on Apple Arcade
Back in September we heard about South of the Circle, a unique narrative adventure game coming soon to Apple Arcade. The wait is finally over.
Apple’s services business has 585 million paid subscribers
Speaking on a conference call discussing its latest earnings results yesterday, Apple's chief executive Tim Cook said that Apple now has 58 million paid subscribers across services like Apple Music, Apple Arcade, Apple TV+, Apple News+, Apple Card, iCloud storage and more.
iOS 14 beta users seeing annoying messages about a non-existent update
It's not just you, annoying messages about a non-existent iOS software update are popping up repeatedly in the iOS 14 beta, almost every time the device is unlocked. The prompt erroneously informs the user that "A New iOS Update is Now Available" when there's none.
Apple temporarily closes its retail stores in France due to a national lockdown
France has entered its second COVID-19 lockdown as local cases continue to surge, prompting Apple to temporarily close many of its retail stores across the country.
How to import and export Apple Music playlists on Mac
Learn how to import an Apple Music playlist from another service or export one as a backup or for use in another app.
How to automatically move blocked emails to trash in Apple Mail
Learn how to move blocked sender emails to the trash in Apple Mail on iPhone, iPad, and Mac to keep your inbox clean of unwanted emails.
Sana is a new jailbreak tweak for customizing the iOS 13 volume HUD
When Apple released iOS 13 last year, one of the most substantial new features was the redesigned volume HUD interface. It not only moved the volume HUD off to the side and out of the way, but it also made the interface touch-sensitive, enabling finger-based granular volume adjustments when visible.
If, however, you were hoping for some form of customization with regard to the new volume HUD, then you would have been let down. Fortunately, a newly released and free jailbreak tweak called Sana by iOS developer samoht provides some relief.