Happy Friday, iDB nation! Plan on staying at home this weekend (and you know you should) and in need of your fix of Hollywood entertainment? Here are the latest arrivals on Apple TV+.
By now, most of the major banks in Switzerland have adopted Apple Pay, the iPhone maker's mobile payments solution which launched six years ago. And now, UBS — a Swiss multinational investment bank and financial services company, and a major Apple Pay holdout — has confirmed that it's finally ready to implement Apple's service in the coming weeks.
After a thorough examination, Apple has found "no evidence" that a vulnerability discovered in its Mail app for iPhone and iPad has been used against customers. Moreover, Apple is convinced that the Mail flaw "does not pose an immediate risk to our users".
As we rolled into March, Apple was encouraging employees to work from home if they could. Now, with May right around the corner, working from home has become the new normal.
Even before there was a global coronavirus pandemic, TikTok was one of the most popular social media networks out there. So maybe it was always a matter of time before Apple got involved.
There is a new character bug out there in the wild, at least based on folks who have discovered it so far, which could be bad news for those who fall victim to it.
Apple remains aggressive in picking up new content for its video streaming service Apple TV+, and now it has landed a new limited comedy series for good measure.
Apple's official YouTube channel today shared an inside look at "Home", the Apple TV+ docuseries about stunning homes from MediaWeaver, Four M Studios and Altimeter Films.
On April 7, Apple released iOS 13.4.1 to the public with a few different bug fixes, and now the company has released the same software again -- this time for the new iPhone SE.
If you were hoping Apple was going to launch new AirPods this year, your wish may be about to come true based on a new research note from a noted analyst.
Much to the dismay of its users, WhatsApp was supposed to shove advertisements into the messaging software at the start of 2020. According to a new report, Mark Zuckerberg has temporarily changed his mind about that out of fear of angering regulators and WhatsApp fans.
Apple CarPlay isn't as widely available as it probably should be by now, but that problem is slowly getting fixed. Porsche is doing its part to help out, at least for vintage models anyway.