Apple has scheduled a new media event on Tuesday, October 13, 2020 at 10am PDT. Like the previous “Time Flies” and WWDC 2020 presentations, this one's going to be an online-only video unveiling due to the coronavirus pandemic. Here are all the ways you can follow the presentation and how to watch the iPhone 12 event regardless of your location or device.
Epic Games, the developer behind the mega-popular Fortnite Battle Royale sued Apple earlier this year. And while the judge overseeing the initial battle suggested a jury would be a worthwhile element to the ongoing proceedings, that will apparently not be the case.
With Tiny World, a recently released documentary series about the tiniest animals all across the globe, it's all about gorgeous macro photography and video. But with a new upcoming natural history series, it will be all about the sound.
Apple introduced the notch with the iPhone X and it's all-screen design. Ever since, the rumor mill has been pretty consistent that Apple plans on shrinking that notch until it's gone completely. And it may finally be getting smaller next year.
Aside from the new iPhone 12 family, Apple's upcoming October 13 “Hi, Speed” event will serve as a launchpad for a smaller, more affordable HomePod speaker model, according to a serial leaker who also cautioned against a second-generation update to the current model.
iPhone users in the United Kingdom and Canada can now see all their health records in one place, including medications, immunizations and lab results, Apple announced this morning.
Apple yesterday confirmed that its upcoming online video presentation to announce new products, without specifically mentioning new iPhones, will take place next Tuesday, October 13. Apple's landing page for the upcoming event with the tagline “Hi, Speed” hides a cool augmented reality Easter egg in plain sight, here's how to see it.
Apple, along with other major tech companies in the United States, recently participated in a major antitrust probe. Now, Congress has released its report on the matter.
Apple TV+ has a new documentary series heading to the streaming network, this time focused on the life and careers of supermodels.
Chargeasap, a Sydney, Australia-based consumer electronics brand, markets the Omega as the world’s first and smallest GaN chargers rated with up to 200W output, and that's a spot-on description. They've kindly sent me a review sample of their flagship 200W Omega charger, an incredibly compact and versatile device that can charge four devices at once at full speed.
We've known for quite some time now that Apple had to delay the announcement of its newest iPhones. But now it's October and the time is (almost) over.
In the market for a new case for your 13- or 16-inch MacBook Air/Pro? Twelve South just launched a new option that may be worth your while.