We know that there are still Intel-based Macs coming down the pipe, as Apple confirmed as much that we'd see them arrive before the end of 2020. And now we have a first glimpse of what's coming.
In another piece of pretty big news for Apple TV+, which has become a major focal point for Apple at this point based on how many deals they're signing and just how much money they're spending, the streaming service has just landed a high-profile individual in a new senior role.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues, and, in some parts of the United States continues to get worse, Apple and Goldman Sachs are continuing to offer some assistance for Apple Card customers.
At this point, it just feels like it's only a matter of time before every big name actor, writer, producer, and director gets to work with Apple in some way or another. Will Smith and Antoine Fuqua are the newest names to add to the list.
There are a lot of mobiles games to choose from if you're an Apple Arcade subscriber, from adventure titles, to puzzle games, to just about everything in between. But it sounds like Apple may be ready to trim some of the options in the coming months.
There is a new ransomware being distributed across the Mac ecosystem, and it's being spread through pirated Mac apps.
Apple continues to move right along with its latest beta, preparing developers for the next version of its mobile operating systems.
Back in late January of this year, we reported that Apple had secured the streaming rights for the political documentary Boys State, with a planned launch to happen sometime in 2020.
Defending Jacob, a thriller that stars Chris Evans (The Avengers: Endgame), is one of the most well-regarded series on Apple TV+, so it's not surprising to hear the showrunner has landed a new deal with Apple.
Stop me if you've heard this one before: if you add funds right now to your Apple ID, you'll get a 10% bonus. The deal is back, just a few months after Apple last offered it.
While Vizio has been rolling out support for AirPlay 2 and HomeKit for a wide range of its TVs for quite some time now, the Apple TV app has been missing from the equation. But the company is changing that this year.
While Apple Pay is readily available in many regions all across the globe, there are still some areas where holdouts exist. But we can now take Serbia off that particular list.