Apple’s acquisition of Texture, a service billed as the Netflix for magazines, is set to evolve into a new subscription feature in the News app, but publisher response is muted.
The Apple News service will provide readers with real-time election results starting at 8pm ET on November 6, replacing the existing 2018 Midterm Elections channel that went live in the summer with a brand-new Election Night section.
A rare peek into Apple’s curation team details how they hired and trained real human journalists and editors to nuke fake news and clickbait out of orbit.
Apple makes it easy to filter content so you only see the stories and videos from the Apple News channels you follow on the app’s Today page. Here’s how.
Download this wallpaper collection based on the invitation to Apple’s September 12, 2018 event where the company will unveil new iPhones and a redesigned Apple Watch.
Even though results aren’t perfect, the Internet has managed to extract the wallpaper from yesterday’s leaked marketing image of an upcoming iPhone XS refresh. And now, you can have that gorgeous space-themed look on the Lock and Home screen of your own iPhone.
Here’s a quick look at how to use the Apple News app in macOS. The app allows you to find great content from your favorite news outlets.
Apple might be planning to develop a single subscription service that will offer original video programming, music, and digital magazines.
Apple’s News app launched a new section with coverage of the US midterm elections, featuring reporting from trusted sources carefully curated by Apple News editors.
We’re now just a few days away from the World Cup, and Apple has announced that it has made it easier to follow along with the action using its devices and services. Siri, iBooks and Apple News have all been updated with new content for the big event.
The Mac News app in macOS Mojave offers all the content you’ve come to expect from the popular curation app. Here’s a quick look.
Following a limited testing last year, all publishers that make their content accessible to Apple users through the stock News app can now use Google’s DoubleClick system.