Apple just this evening stopped signing iOS and iPadOS 15.1.1 (for the iPhone 12 and 13 lineups) and iOS and iPadOS 15.1 for all the rest of the company’s mobile devices after releasing iOS and iPadOS 15.2 just last week.
A French TV crew was given unprecedented access to the Apple Park headquarters while speaking to some of the company's top dogs such as marketing guru Greg Joswiak.
With 2021 about ready to wrap up, the rumor mill will likely start ramping things up regarding future products and software releases. So of course we will start to hear more about iOS 16 and what that future update will bring to the table. Or, in this case, the devices it might not support.
An upcoming iPhone 14 lineup launching in 2022 isn't getting a pericope lens for the main wide camera after all. That upgrade is reportedly destined for a 2023 iPhone.
The upcoming Apple M2 chips are reportedly arriving in lower-end Macs in 2022, to be followed by the more powerful M2 Pro and M2 Max versions in higher-end systems in 2023. As for the third-generation M3 chips, those should follow 18 months after M2.
One of the strongest attributes for Apple is its A-series processors. And now, maybe even more so, the M-series. Apple has galloped away from the competition in mobile and desktop because of these chips. There have been rumors that Apple is going to expand that effort in the future, with a recent report saying as much. Especially towards wireless chips.
Tom Hanks is a household name, but the legendary actor wasn't always so keen on the idea of having his recent films actually stream only in households. However, Hanks has found a place on Apple TV+, with two of the largest film releases on the streaming platform to date.
Apple's Music app is being rebuilt as a fully native app in macOS Monterey 12.2 powered by AppKit, resulting in much snappier performance than the current Catalyst version.
With the public launch of iOS 15.2, Apple welcomed a few different features into the mix. And while there are still some features that Apple hasn't launched to the public since first unveiling them at this year's WWDC, it doesn't look like the next update for iOS is going to bring them to the fore, either. At least, that's based on a leaked version of the first beta of that update, anyway.
With Apple's little-known feature, dubbed Power Reserve, it's possible to locate a misplaced iPhone and use certain other features for hours after the battery dies.
One of the many strengths Apple has in a very competitive market is its processors. What started as the A-series has expanded in a big way, with custom chips for some of the most important products under the Apple umbrella. And it sounds like Apple wants to go beyond its current offerings.
Apple has been a leader in the podcast space for a long time. But that comfortable position was due to the fact the company was the best way to find and listen to podcasts, not for original works. But Apple is looking to change that with a bigger push into original offerings.