One might be able to argue that Apple is already developing its own health hardware products, with the Apple Watch leading the way. However, there's room to expand, and the company may be ready to narrow its focus even more.
Later this year, Apple is probably going to announce a new iPhone lineup. Long before that happens, though, the rumor mill wants to paint us a picture. Like, for instance, what improvements Apple might make to the camera systems.
Every once in a while, Apple offers a slight boost to its trade-in values, hoping to boost sales for new products. Or, in some cases, to line up with something like American Heart Month. That's the case for trade-in values tied to the company's smartwatch lineup.
Revered Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has released a bunch of previously unknown details concerning Project Titan, Apple's rumored electric vehicle project.
As a regular emoji user, it's always bothered me that the iPad's been lacking the tremendously convenient emoji search option which has been available on other Apple platforms for a while now. But the company's new software update has fixed that perplexing omission by bringing the same emoji feature to the Apple tablet as on the iPhone and iPod touch.
Apple isn't keen on releasing any numbers itself, as far as Apple TV+ is concerned. But, according to a new report, this last weekend was a pretty good stretch of time for the streaming service.
Apple started this week off with a bang. The company seeded the first beta of iOS 14.5 (and iPadOS 14.5) to developers on Monday. The prerelease software is packed with new features.
One of the things the Apple Card was missing at launch is multi-user support, or the ability to have multiple people use the same credit line. But it looks like Apple is looking to change that in the near future.
Apple seeded the first beta of iOS 14.5 to developers earlier today, and apparently the prerelease software is packed with new features. For instance, Apple Fitness+ is getting a new feature it probably should have had at launch.
Earlier today, Apple seeded the first beta of iOS 14.5 to developers. And, as such, discoveries of what's new are being made in the latest prerelease software.
Apple has been working on the next update for macOS Big Sur for a bit of time now. But finally, the new software is available to the public.
Not too long ago, Apple released iOS 14.4 and iPadOS 14.4 to the public. But the train to the next software update is already on the move.