Apple's online stores around the world have gone temporarily offline ahead of the “Spring Loaded” special event at 10am PT today, expected to serve as a launchpad for a mix of new products including new iPad, AirTags item trackers, iPhone cases, revamped iMacs and more.
When Apple hosts its upcoming "Spring Loaded" event on Tuesday, April 20, many people are going to expect to see a new iPad Pro. And that device is probably going to have a new display technology, if the rumor mill is accurate. The new tablet may even be a bit thicker to accommodate for that change.
Apex Legends from Respawn Entertainment has become very popular on consoles and PC. And now the experience is heading to smartphones and tablets.
Apple TV+'s nature docuseries “Tiny World” grabs you with spectacular cinematography, and now Apple has shared how its filmmakers used gas-retaining diving equipment to capture underwater shots at the Great Barrier Reef without releasing bubbles.
Apple TV+ has picked up another bilingual series for its streaming service, with this one already securing its first season.
One enthusiast has turned his iPad Pro into the ultimate Classic Macintosh by using an emulator to run classic MacOS on his tablet, documenting the whole process on his blog.
Parler, a niche social media platform, has been missing from Apple's App Store for a bit of time now. But that is changing, as expected.
It has been a longtime coming, especially considering Microsoft had to skirt Apple's App Store to make it happen, but the company's cloud gaming service is finally coming to iPhone and iPad.
Apple has been predicted to announce a new paid subscription service for podcasts at its “Spring Loaded” special online-only event tomorrow, according to a well-connected reporter.
Samsung's next flagship Galaxy device is apparently not expected to include a Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) sensor which debuted on the Galaxy Note back in 2019 because the technology’s level of use reportedly failed to meet the company's internal expectation.
Earlier this month, Samsung launched something called "iTest." It's a way for iPhone owners to try out Samsung's version of Android, right on their device.
At some point in the future, Apple may adopt a different design for the iPad mini. Something more in line with the iPad Pro and iPad Air. But, that isn't here quite yet.