The iPhone 15 camera system with its rumored periscope lens could let you zoom in up to ten times optically, one analyst has predicted. Here's how that could work.
A potential new Apple TV+ movie deal, if finalized, would file as the company's second film deal featuring famed Hollywood actor Brad Pitt.
Samsung's 2022 TV lineup brings NFT features and AirPlay support along with a dedicated Games hub sporting Nvidia GeForce Now and Google Stadia game streaming.
Way, way back in August of 2020 Apple achieved a major milestone. It reached a $2 trillion market capitalization, which obviously made the news cycle. And now it's January of 2022 and the company has reached yet another milestone.
This year's Consumer Electronics Show is happening, but this year's show is pretty much as quiet as last year's. Thanks to the ongoing pandemic. Still, there are new accessories and products being announced this week, and some of them are directly related to Apple's own devices.
Emergency SOS on Apple Watch stars in a new Apple advertisement that tugs the heartstrings by reinforcing how the wrist-worn device could help save lives.
Siri can be pretty helpful more often than not. The digital assistant might not be as advanced as some of the other options out there, but it definitely has the basics down. Unfortunately, sometimes things change, and for folks who have relied on Apple's assistant to rate songs they're listening to in Apple Music, they might be a bit disappointed.
A redesigned pair of AirPods Pro with lossless audio support is apparently in the works, with the ability to track and locate a new charging case via Apple's Find My app.
An Apple external display that's rumored to be about half the price of the company's $5,000 Pro Display XDR monitor may be coming in 2022.
2021 might not have been the busiest of years for Apple. All things considered, though, the company launched a healthy enough amount of new devices out into the wild. And, since the year is finally over and done with, let's take a look back, shall we?
Bluetooth limitations are holding back Apple's AirPods, but the company may be working on a proprietary solution to overcome the annoying limitations of the wireless standard.
The sad state of external Retina displays currently available for the Mac computers is hindering choice, with just four options available to customers in the United States.