It's officially 2021 and iOS 14 is going to be replaced by iOS 15 (probably). Ahead of Apple's big unveil later this year, rumors are swirling about potential support for older devices. And, as usual, some won't make the cut.
We're on the cusp of Apple releasing new software for its most popular devices, as Apple seeds the Release Candidate for new software ahead of a public launch.
The Fuzion app launched in 2019. The developer found a way to make portrait photography even better with some fantastic effects, and now the app is getting even better.
Apple's chief executive gave former US President Donald Trump a 2019 Mac Pro as a gift, Trump's executive disclosure shows. The unit was assembled in the United States, but the gift came without a set of optional wheels and Apple's Pro Display XDR, sold separately.
Have you had enough of the notch at a time when Android handsets with hole-punch displays proliferate? If so, this year's iPhone could finally bring us what we really want: a smaller notch.
A new piece of software, dubbed Beeper, collates as many as 15 chat apps into one interface, with iMessage functionality on Android, Windows and Linux offered via a workaround.
Apple's upcoming mixed reality headset (AR and VR) will apparently be "a pricey, niche precursor" to the company's eventual augmented reality glasses, which is being described as a way more ambitious project that's taking longer to develop than originally anticipated.
Ever since Apple announced and launched its M1-equipped Mac options, getting Linux up and running on the hardware has been a goal for many a developer. And now it has finally arrived.
ViacomCBS has officially confirmed today that its new streaming service, dubbed Paramount+, is launching in the United States and Latin America on Thursday, March 4.
Apple launched its Joint Venture small business program in 2011. However, the company has determined that 2021 is the time to call it quits, and plans on shutting down the effort in just over a month.
The iPhone 12 lineup made some big changes for Apple's smartphones. But, as usual, Apple had to pick and choose where some features ended up. Which meant some phones didn't get all the features the company may have wanted. The iPhone 13 lineup may change that.
LG Display will be no longer building LCD panels for non-OLED iPhones, the company has confirmed now. Moreover, its parent LG has warned investors that it is seriously considering exiting the smartphone business entirely due to declining shipments and strong competition.