While hopping on a flight might not be the number one activity these days, thanks to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, if you do get on an American Airlines plane to go somewhere you might notice Apple TV+ joining you along the way.
It's been a busy week for Apple, what with Tim Cook's anti-trusts testimony at a congressional hearing, the company's stellar earnings that defy all expectations amid the coronavirus pandemic, official confirmation that the next iPhone's been delayed and more.
Apple is still part of an ongoing antitrust probe in the United States, and, earlier this week, the company's CEO testified in front of the U.S. House Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee. A portion of that investigation touched on Apple's acquisition of other companies.
It has been rumored for a bit of time now that SoftBank is looking to sell ARM, the chip designer based out of Britain. And a new report aims to lock down a potential buyer.
A new supply chain rumor alleges that the upcoming Apple Watch Series 6 will come with blood oxygen monitoring capabilities, a potentially game-changing feature.
Apple's gift card situation hasn't always been the easiest, with two distinct options for customers who are looking to buy something. But now the company is streamlining things.
As plenty of workers are telecommuting during COVID-19 pandemic, iDB has taken it upon itself to highlight some of the technologies and accessories that make remote work as enjoyable as humanly possible. In these challenging times, video conferencing has become the definite solution for keeping in touch not only with work colleagues but family and friend, too.
While Apple isn't providing any specifics, the company is confirming that it's newest iPhones will see a delayed launch.
Earlier today, Apple announced the quarterly earnings for its third fiscal quarter in 2020. The numbers are impressive despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and, yet again, Apple's Services division is a beacon.
"Due to coronavirus concerns" is a common thread these days, and it strikes yet again as it relates to Apple employees returning to work in the United States.
Apple's latest quarterly earnings results show how the company fared selling its products in the middle of an ongoing global pandemic.
Yesterday, a handful of CEOs that compromise "Big Tech" testified as part of a probe into antitrust behavior. Now, thanks to Congress, emails released to the government as part of that investigation are coming to light and revealing some interesting things.