There's no doubt that Apple's been leveraging iMessage to keep customers from switching over to Android, using the proprietary messaging protocol as a powerful lock-in mechanism.
In late 2020, Apple launched a new element to Apple Music, something called Apple Music TV. It's designed to show off popular music videos, live shows, and much more, all on a rotating basis every single day. Think of it like MTV, back in the day.
While virtualization company Corellium has managed to make Linux boot on Apple silicon Macs with a series of patches, the open-source operating system will officially gain initial support for the Apple M1-powered Mac models in an upcoming release expected around June.
Ever felt like you wanted to try out the One UI, Samsung's launcher built atop Android, but didn't want to actually get an Android phone to do it? Well, Samsung now has an option for that.
When iOS 14.5 arrives, Apple will finally welcome its App Tracking Transparency (ATT) feature. It has been in the works for quite some time, ruffled a few feathers, but it will soon see the light of day. But some companies are already looking for ways to skirt the feature.
Apple's TV app is typically a one-stop-shop for finding TV shows and films of all kinds. And usually that's a good thing, because it means buying, renting, or finding where to stream content is easy. But it's not so great when pricing information isn't accurate.
Apple continues to beta test the next version of its popular platforms. macOS Big Sur is part of the process, of course, and today the latest beta has been seeded.
Search is pretty straightforward, or at least it should be. But as more items are added to something, like a digital storefront where there can be a lot of the "same" product, it can sometimes be exceptionally frustrating, too. It looks like Apple is trying to help, at least a little.
Tom Holland (Spider-Man: Far From Home) is not a stranger to working with Apple, as he starred in the drama Cherry not too long ago. And now he has a new project in the works.
Apple better release the AirTag soon, its heavily rumored accessory for tracking personal belongings, because rival Samsung just announced that its latest Tile-like product, dubbed Galaxy SmartTag+, is arriving on Friday the next week, April 16.
The coronavirus pandemic has caused a global chip shortage—that's why you haven't been able to purchase your PlayStation 5—and Apple has been immune to this problem, up until now.
Earlier today, Apple announced that it had expanded its Find My network to third-party companies. This means that they can use the secure Find My network, too. And Chipolo jumped at the chance.