Prepear, a company owned by Super Healthy Kids, has settled its logo trademark dispute with Apple after amending company logo with a half-moon shaped leaf instead of the pointed oval.
Apple rarely apologizes for human errors that from time to time happen to its editors tasked with screening the App Store submissions. So it's pretty surprising that the company has apologized to student developer Brendan Ehsom over removing his free Indigenous language app for the iPhone after mistakenly accusing him of dishonest and fraudulent acts.
Apple has determined that “a very small number” of people have experienced an issue with the battery in their Mac notebook not charging past the one percent mark.
The current beta of iOS 14.5 has made iOS 14's Picture in Picture (PiP) mode work with YouTube videos in Safari and other browsers, although it probably won't last for long.
The third-generation Apple TV is starting to lose support from third-party developers, it seems. With a rebranded streaming service on the way, CBS All Access is next up on the cancellation list.
Apple has released a minor update for its desktop operating system, aiming to fix a lingering issue for some MacBook Pro owners.
Twelve South has launched the SurfaceSnap, its new, pocketable cable management solution designed to attach to nearly any surface because it leaves no residue when removed. It's so thin and light you can take it with you literally anywhere, making it ideal for travel.
Apple is a successful company. It has been for a long, long time. But it's impossible to ignore the impact that Tim Cook, the current CEO, has had on the company. Now, a new report aims to shed light on how Cook was able to build the company up to its current state, something even more impressive than it has been in the past.
At long last, Google Fi (formerly Project Fi) is bringing its VPN service to the iPhone.
Apple was criticized for increasing the iPhone SE size to the point where the phone is no longer pocketable. But the simple truth is, smartphone users no longer care about compact devices.
Speedtest by Ookla provides free analysis of various Internet access performance metrics, and now iPhone owners can also use this app for measuring their network's ability to stream video.
If you have a PlayStation or Xbox controller that you'd like to use as a remote for your Mac, that's a thing you can do now. That's thanks to a brand new app available today in the Mac App Store.