Today at Apple sessions have grown in popularity over the years, but if you're looking to join one in the very near future, you'll be out of luck due to precautionary measures related to the global coronavirus pandemic.
Potential anti-competitive behavior has been a bit of a sticking point for Apple as of late, and French regulators may be ready to take the company to task for it.
There is no denying that streaming music is wildly popular these days, with it being the go-to option for most music listeners these days. So it's no surprise that Apple Music has secured yet another multiyear deal with the biggest record labels.
The coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease it causes, is disrupting just about every single industry all across the globe, and it has impacted Apple yet again.
Back in January we heard that renowned director Spike Jonze (Her, Being John Malkovich) and long-time collaborator with the Beastie Boys had made a live documentary about the legendary band. Best of all: it was coming to Apple TV+.
One of the more consistent rumors that has been swirling around for quite some time is the inclusion of a laser-powered 3D camera in Apple's 2020 iPhone lineup.
Following positive market response to the new 16-inch MacBook Pro, Apple's first notebook ditching the problematic four-year-old butterfly keyboard in favor of the tried-and-tested scissor key mechanism, Apple should release new MacBook Pros and Airs with scissor keys by June.
Following first ARM-based Mac models in late 2020 or early 2021, Apple fans could be in for a real treat next year: the first major redesign of the Mac notebook chassis following the introduction of the unibody aluminum casing industrial design more than a decade ago.
Thanks to the powers of prolific Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of TF International Securities, we can likely expect first Macs powered by Apple-designed processors to arrive in less than a year.
Apple continues to make changes in an effort to reduce the global outbreak of the novel coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease it causes.
The global outbreak of the coronavirus continues to wreak havoc, and now Apple is taking yet another step to help try and reduce the COVID-19 disease's impact.
If you feel like you should jump ship from your current wireless carrier, Verizon might have an option for you with a familiar brand name.