Apple has shared a new featurette for the second season of “For All Mankind,” which is one of the staples of Apple TV+ programming. It's premiering the next Friday, February 19.
If you have an Audible membership, you can now access more than 600,000 Audible originals, audiobooks, podcasts and other audio programs from within the Google-owned Waze.
If you're a qualifying student who happens to live in the United States or one of the countries where Apple's new time-limited promotion is available—and you are not currently subscribed to Apple Music—you can now get double the standard three months of free Apple Music.
With so much focus on streaming these days, bidding wars are just par for the course as companies look to secure the next big thing to watch at home. Apple has found itself on the winning side of many of those fights. And it looks like it has another victory on its hands.
Apple is not likely going to let another company run the show when it comes to one of its own products, even its first automobile. However, it does need the help of some other company out there to help manufacture the thing. So, in light of that, and other recent reports, there's a new story out today that aims to shed some light on potential candidates.
Last we heard about the incoming series Essex Serpent for Apple TV+, Keira Knightley was stepping away from the lead role. Now, months later, we finally know who will be taking up the lead role instead.
Every once in a while, depending on certain circumstances, Apple adjusts prices for apps in its App Store across the globe. Today marks another change for a handful of areas.
It appears that Apple's rumored headset is indeed getting real, with a new supply-chain report naming chip maker TSMC as the supplier of micro OLED displays for use in the device.
A significant new study from Mount Sinai researchers has discovered that the Apple Watch and similar smartwatches can effectively predict a positive COVID-19 diagnosis up to a week before current PCR-based nasal swab tests.
iOS 14.5 is shaping up to be a pretty big software update for the mobile operating system. Along with the other new features coming down the pipe, it looks like Apple Maps will see a significant uptick in features, too.
Epic Games currently finds itself locked in a legal battle with both Apple and Google. And that was by choice. While it was rumored, and expected, to be the case right from the start, the CEO of Epic Games has confirmed it was a planned, and well-organized, effort to try and change Apple's and Google's digital storefronts.
Right now, side-loading apps is not the preferred method for installing apps on iPhones and iPads. At least, not by Apple. The company cites user security as a primary reason for that. However, the Senate in North Dakota may force Apple's hand on the matter.