The first six episodes of “Tiny World,” a new documentary series about very small creatures as tiny as 1mm, are now exclusively available to stream on Apple TV+.
New on Apple TV+: “Tiny World” animal docuseries with stunning macro-photography
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Apple stops signing iOS 14.0, halting downgrades from iOS 14.0.1
One week after officially releasing iOS & iPadOS 14.0 to the general public, Apple launched its first update for the new mobile operating system in the form of iOS & iPadOS 14.0.1 with minor usability bug fixes. As we approach one week after the release of the aforementioned update, it may not come as much of a surprise to most iPhone and iPad users that Apple has unsigned iOS 14.0 this evening.
When Apple unsigns a firmware, they are effectively preventing users from downgrading to that specific version of firmware. This means that anyone who updated to iOS 14.0.1 will not be able to go back to iOS 14.0 if they are, for any reason, unsatisfied with the latest update.
Keegan-Michael Key, Fred Armisen, Alan Cumming, and many others cast in upcoming musical comedy for Apple TV+
Ensemble casts can make a project stand out all on its own, and this is certainly one of those times.
The all-new Apple Maps experience is now available in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland
Apple completed its rollout of its all new Apple Maps experience in the United States not too long ago. And now it's widely available in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland.
AMC+ is now available with Apple TV Channels for $8.99 per month
The "Plus" addition to any streaming service suggests more. And that's the case with the premium access route to the AMC channel.
Microsoft’s new Surface Laptop Go, starting at $549, is coming October 13
After taking on lower-priced iPad models with its inexpensive Surface Go tablets that launched back in the summer, Windows maker Microsoft today quietly announced an affordable new notebook/tablet convertible device (and other Surface updates). Dubbed Surface Laptop Go, the new device starts at just $549 and is scheduled to launch on Tuesday, October 13.
Apple is suing a recycler for allegedly reselling 100,000 devices instead of recycling them
One of Apple's primary focal points is the environment. As such, recycling, and using recycled materials, is an important pillar of that effort.
Google will finally start paying some publishers for news content
Google's parent Alphabet will reportedly start compensating some of the biggest publishers for carrying their curated content in its news-focused products, such as Google News.
Restoring your iPhone and Apple Watch may fix missing GPS workout data, excess battery drain
Some Apple Watch customers recently reported missing GPS mapping data when capturing their workouts in the Workout app on watchOS 7. Others have complained about excess battery drain after updating to the latest watchOS software. Apple has now released a new support document to acknowledge these and other issues, proposing a fix.
Netflix streaming in 4K resolution requires a Mac equipped with Apple’s T2 security chip
According to Netflix's support document, enjoying Netflix content in crisp 4K resolution on your Apple computer requires the macOS 11.0 Big Sur update and the latest version of the Safari browser running on a select 2018 or later Mac computer with an Apple T2 security chip.
Marketing materials for the new iPad Air hit retail stores ahead of launch
The new iPad Air is listed on Apple's website and in the press release as coming later this month, but Apple has yet to give us an exact launch date. According to a well-connected Bloomberg reporter, the launch could be imminent because marketing materials for the unreleased product are beginning to trickle down to retail stores.
The Apple TV app may be launching on the Xbox and PlayStation consoles soon
Apple loves its ecosystem, but sometimes it has to branch out. And to get more people watching Apple TV+ content, that means a broader availability of the Apple TV app. And the Xbox and PlayStation may be the next destinations for the app.