Apple hasn't released any new gadgets this week so it's pretty safe to assume that Tim Cook & Co. have probably exhausted the company's pipeline of new gear that, by all accounts, should have been released during a rumored March event which was never held due to the coronavirus. But that hasn't stopped leakers from leaking some of Apple's secrets for 2021...
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Way back in February, Apple launched the comedy series Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet for Apple TV+. Now, months later, we're getting a special extra episode.
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman yesterday alleged that Apple has acquired a virtual-reality startup, called NextVR, and within hours its Android app was pulled from the Play Store.
It was expected to arrive on Friday, and now it has: Apple supplier TSMC has confirmed it's moving forward with a planet opening in the United States.
The Apple Arcade game-subscription service today picked up another new arrival, a finger-wiggling puzzle adventure game called "Winding Worlds".
Spotify today brought back support for Apple's Safari browser to its web-based player.
Google Chrome is a great web browser, I think we can all agree on that. Unfortunately, it kills the battery faster than any other browser out there, and that's especially true on macOS. Thankfully, an upcoming update will attempt to turn the tables by limiting resource-heavy ads.
Prolific leaker Jon Prosser is saying that Apple's rumored head-mounted augmented reality accessory would drop between March and June of next year, later than originally anticipated.
TSMC is one of Apple's largest suppliers, and it's behind the manufacturing of Apple's lauded A-series processors. And a new report suggests the company is going to make a big bet on a factory in the United States.
Apple has made another acquisition in the virtual reality market, this time a startup who has already made a name for itself thanks to its innovative ways of using the technology.
Earlier this month, Apple updated its COVID-19 app to show tips for using cloth masks and more, and now the app has been updated yet again with even more helpful information.