Earlier this year, Apple TV+ confirmed that it would be launching a new documentary series about the creation of sound, and the technology that powers that effort. It's entitled Watch the Sound with Mark Ronson, and, as you can imagine from the title, Ronson will be hosting. Unfortunately at the time, we didn't have much to go on.
Twitter's Super Follows and Ticketed Spaces monetization features have entered testing with a subset of users, offering a generous revenue-sharing model for creators.
With the initial free trials of Apple TV+ about to expire, Apple is sending out emails letting customers know they'll have to start paying soon. If they want to keep access to the video streaming service, that is. Which Apple would obviously very much prefer if you did.
iPhone app sideloading and third-party app stores would undermine user security and expose children to scam, Apple argues in a newly published document on its website.
Today at Apple, the in-store sessions that have become so popular for the company over the years, is expanding. In an effort to give more opportunities to individuals who participate, the company is tapping local artists and community partners to offer up their time and knowledge. The result is something called Today at Apple Creative Studios.
Apple has been researching bringing light field panoramic imaging to the iPhone camera, a feature that would let you immerse yourself while exploring captured scenes with parallax, clear object separation and other visual effects in virtual or augmented reality.
Earlier this month, Apple confirmed that availability of its smallest smart speaker, the HomePod mini, was expanding to a few different regions. That started with launches in Austria and Ireland. The wait for a launch in New Zealand is now over, too.
The Apple TV remote could gain UWB functionality in a future model, enabling you to point the remote at different accessories to quickly switch between things like TVs and Hi-Fi receivers.
Every once in a while, Apple slips in a free promotion or two for streaming services that aren't its own. Sometimes it gets some fanfare in the Apple TV app, other times not so much. So if you missed that you can get a free month's worth of the (relatively) new Paramount+ streaming service, don't feel bad.
Ted Lasso is not a stranger to winning awards. And now Apple is promoting another big win for the hit comedy series. And this one's a big one, as far as rewards are concerned.
Do you like official merchandise? Are you a fan of the hit comedy series Ted Lasso? Well, now you can buy some inspired by the Apple TV+ show.
Apple TV+ has a consistently good library of TV series and films to watch. However, when it comes to standout hits that get people talking, the selection is much smaller. Luckily for the streaming service, Ted Lasso is good enough to carry that weight.