Technically speaking, Apple has an in-store trade-in program, but it only covers a select number of the company's devices. And right now, the Mac is not one of them. But that is reportedly changing soon.
If you are an Apple Watch owner that enjoys closing Activity rings to win challenges, there is a new one coming on June 21.
Earlier today, Apple seeded the second beta of iOS and iPadOS 13.6 to developers. Now that the prerelease software is out there in the wild, new features are being discovered.
Apple continues to move right along with its latest beta, preparing developers for the next version of its mobile operating systems.
There are many different encrypted messaging apps out there, and Signal is one of the more popular options. And now users don't need to worry about losing their chat histories just because they've upgraded to a new iPhone.
According to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI), Apple's video-streaming service is "below average" in terms of both value and original programming.
Apple in an interesting marketing push has launched a new micro-site solely dedicated to highlighting the benefits of the tight integration between its iPhone and Apple Watch products.
Piggy-backing on its earlier report alleging that Apple might need to push back the launch of its first 5G-capable iPhone to October, Taiwanese trade publication DigiTimes this morning said that mass production of the device will start in July.
While there is some speculation regarding when, exactly, Apple is going to launch new iPhones later this year, it sounds like production will kick off relatively soon.
Apple should unveil a new iMac at its upcoming virtual WWDC event that kicks off June 22.
Back in March, Apple launched a couple of different resources to help people in light of the expanding coronavirus pandemic. Since then, the company has updated the app and website to be even more helpful.
Apple's for years been rumored to have been secretly developing its own desktop chips, based on iPhone and iPad processors, to ditch Intel from Macs. Bloomberg in a new report this morning claims that the tech giant is going to announce the first in-house designed main processors for Macs at the upcoming virtual WWDC event, which kicks off June 22.