As part of Apple's response to the coronavirus pandemic, its chief executive Tim Cook last Saturday encouraged employees to work from home. However, the Cupertino company seems to have hit some bumps along the road in shifting its global workforce to remote work.
According to some iOS 14 code strings, it would appear that only a pair of upcoming new iPhone models might include a new time-of-flight 3D sensor on the back that will improve photography, augmented reality and power new features like object and environment scanning.
Just a few days ago, Apple was planning to reopen its retail stores outside of China on March 27, but the company seems to have changed its mind, saying via a notice on its US website that its brick-and-mortar locations will now remain closed until further notice.
Another day, another major shift in normalcy due to the ongoing global coronavirus pandemic. This time it's Universal making a major change.
Things are changing at a rapid pace due to the global coronavirus pandemic, and that's definitely true in the San Francisco Bay Area in California.
Fortune has decided that now is a good time to take a look back at some of the most iconic designs over the course of our "modern times".
Logitech last Wednesday expanded its Powered family of Qi wireless charging accessories with three new models: an elegant stand, a simple charging mat and a versatile 3-in-1 dock designed to wirelessly charge your iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods simultaneously. In this video walkthrough, we go hands on with the company's 3-in-1 Powered stand.
We've been hearing about an iPhone 9 -- or iPhone SE 2 -- for quite some time, and now we have a new rumor hinting at a larger version of the low-cost model.
The global spread of the coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease it causes, continues. And yet another Apple employee has tested positive.
It has been two days since Apple announced that it is closing its retail stores outside of China until March 27 due to the coronavirus pandemic. And now the company has an FAQ about the situation.
The global coronavirus pandemic is impacting just about everything these days. And it could very well continue to impact Apple in terms of a planned launch for a new pair of AirPods, too.
Apple is no stranger to appealing legal proceedings it's not particularly fond of, so it should come as no surprise that the company is going to appeal a $1.2 billion fine brought against it by French regulators.