Apple's content and services chief Eddy Cue sat down with The Times in London, addressing the rumor that he sometimes falls asleep at executive meetings. In addition, the executive has discussed other topics of interest, including the upcoming video-streaming service Apple TV+, Netflix competition, Steve Jobs' stance on privacy and more.
Drive.ai is back in the Apple news cycle, with a new report suggesting that Apple is hiring up at least a handful of engineers from the startup.
Update: Apple confirmed the purchase of Drive.ai to Axios.
A pretty safe bet at this point is that Apple is going to launch three new iPhones near the end of 2019, and that at least one of them is going to have a square camera housing design on the back. It's even possible more than one does. But the iPhone 11 Max (or whatever Apple calls it) is shown off in new renders with that rear camera design in full focus.
Apple is rumored to release a new MacBook Pro model featuring a 16-inch display, and now research firm IHS Markit has it that the notebook is slated to launch this fall.
CarPlay has received its biggest update ever in iOS 13 with an all-new Dashboard to access music, maps and more in a single view, in addition to a Light theme, a new Calendar app, Siri support for third-party navigation and audio apps and much more.
Driven by Netflix’s recent spate of Oscar nominations, Apple's global video programming team reportedly wants to cure its collective Oscar envy and make a big splash in Hollywood by bankrolling a bunch of Oscar-worthy movies at a rate of $5 million to $30 million per project.
Carriers generally dislike Apple's stringent terms of business, but they rarely complain out of fear of losing access to the company's iconic smartphone. And now, a new report citing multiple unknown sources alleges that the Cupertino technology giant strong-armed cable companies into selling more iPads and Apple TVs in return for access to iPhone.
Looks like Apple will unveil an iPad-focused operating system at WWDC later today.
A few hours before the WWDC 2019 keynote is scheduled to kick off, Benjamin Geskin posted a claimed iOS 13 screenshot that pictures a redesigned Reminders app in Dark Mode.
Apple should open the first Mexican flagship store in September as part of its Latin American retail push, joining the company's existing smaller store in the country which opened in September 2016 at Mexico’s Centro upmarket Santa Fe mall.
Apple has used a variety of names to help spruce up its desktop operating system's naming scheme over the years. We've seen animals like Snow Leopard in the past, but, more recently, Apple has stuck to natural landscapes located in California. The last release, macOS Mojave, followed right along with that idea, and we may see it continue this year.
iOS 13 is widely expected to bring a new system-wide Dark Mode which debuted on the Mac last year in macOS Mojave, and now we have our first screenshots showing it in action.