Apple will apparently release an updated 13-inch MacBook Pro model sometime in May, according to serial leaker Jon Prosser who has a limited track record reporting Apple rumors.
Apple, with a little help from its suppliers, has managed to source as many as twenty million masks for healthcare workers, according to an update by its chief executive Tim Cook.
It's been a tough week for Zoom, one of the rare companies that has benefited tremendously as people get to increasingly work from home amid the coronavirus pandemic. In the past week or so, we also heard some encouraging rumors regarding the next iPhone SE, received new Apple OS developer betas, uncovered more hints about possible new features in iOS 14 and published a bunch of tutorials, many of which are designed to boost your work productivity.
We will have to wait until early June for Apple's all-digital Worldwide Developers Conference to see any official news about the next version of iOS, but until then we've got plenty of rumors to sift through. The latest deal with wallpapers and widgets.
Apparently this is the week of acquisitions for Apple, as the company has just picked up a startup focused on artificial intelligence.
Before the end of March, Apple launched a couple of different resources to help people stay informed about the global coronavirus pandemic and COVID-19, the disease it causes. And now some United States Senators want to know just how secure user privacy is when using one of these resources.
Apple announced its first smart speaker, the HomePod, in 2018. There have been rumors of a refresh (and a cheaper model in general) for quite some time now, and a new report says we might be close to seeing it actually happen.
Facebook is no stranger to privacy and user security issues, and new court documents reveal the company was trying to gets its hands on a spying tool to track specific users.
If your iPad is oriented the wrong way almost every time you pick it up, you're not alone. It definitely happens to me more often than not. Apple is aware of our First World Problem and has a patented solution involving analyzing the user's face to orient onscreen content properly.
Since the launch of the Apple Card in August of last year, the credit card has seen at least two previous interest rate drops. And now we can tack on a third.
Apple on Friday refreshed content offering on its video-streaming service Apple TV+ with a pair of notable editions — both the season finale for "Amazing Stories" and all ten episodes of the new mystery drama series "Home Before Dark" are now streaming on the service.
If you have been anticipating a new game for Apple Arcade, the wait is over, and you now have a new adventure title to dive into.