Apple hosted its most recent shareholders meeting today, February 26, and some interesting details have emerged.
Apple executives talk about ‘Friends’ and Apple TV+, the coronavirus, iPadOS, and more in shareholders meeting
Apple hosted its most recent shareholders meeting today, February 26, and some interesting details have emerged.
Tim Cook is known for jet-setting across the globe to make appearances and take part in meetings or other gatherings, but a random announcement isn't really par for the course.
Apple is moving right along with the next major update to iOS and iPadOS, as well as the next software updates to the other operating systems as well.
It has been over a year since Amazon acquired Eero, the mesh WiFi router company, and now a major update is rolling out.
Disney's chief executive Bob Iger earlier today abruptly stepped down from his CEO role after running The Walt Disney Company for nearly fifteen years.
Streaming has taken over the music industry, and it has become the go-to option for the majority of people in the United States to listen to the music they want to listen to.
We've been hearing some complaints lately about multitasking on iPad which, for all its advantages and advancements, hasn't really reached a point where average users could figure out that stuff on their own to multitask like pros. Honestly, it's a convoluted mess. Such harsh criticism is grounded in facts, and that's precisely why this deceptively simple iPad multitasking concept has been making rounds in the past couple of days.
Altice USA is a cable company, with services like Suddenlink and Optimum under its umbrella, and now its entertainment experience is available on Apple's Apple TV.
Apple yesterday refreshed the Research app for the iPhone and iPad with support for its noise-cancelling AriPods Pro wireless earbuds in the company's ongoing hearing study.
Rian Johnson, director of films like Brick, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and the most recent release, Knives Out, has some interesting insight on iPhone usage in films.
The United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has confirmed that it is now sending out refund checks, worth $1.7 million in total, to people deceived by tech support scams.
The coronavirus is still having an impact across the globe, and it may be clouding Apple's planned timeline for 2020 iPhone production.