It hasn't even been a year since the $10 per month Apple News+ service launched in the US, UK, Australia and Canada and already its head of business Liz Schimel is out. Schimel was president of international business at magazine publisher Conde Nast prior to joining Apple in 2018. At Apple, Schimel oversaw relationships with advertisers and news publishers.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak's salary from Apple as an employee reportedly earns him approximately fifty bucks per week after savings and taxes.
GeForce Now, Nvidia’s cloud gaming service that allows Mac owners play PC games, today exited beta and is now available to everyone.
Philips Hue, arguably the most popular smart lighting system for the connected home, suffers from a nasty vulnerability that could permit bad actors to attack your whole home network.
If you'll recall, Disney+ -- Disney's offer in the "streaming wars" -- launched in late 2019, right around the time Apple's own Apple TV+ effort arrived.
Apple's first HDR display is designed for professionals, and it has a price tag to match. The good news is that reviews for the new standalone display are positive.
Apple Music will be getting even more content in the near future thanks to a new deal with Genius.
Back in August, it was reported that several iPhone models exceeded the Federal Communications Commission's legal limit for radio frequency emissions.
Having already tested a bunch of iPad keyboard cases, iDB's video editor Harris Craycraft thinks he's found one that perhaps has it all. With a newly launched protective case from Doqo, your iPad Pro gains not only a backlit physical keyboard but also a built-in trackpad and many missing ports, turning that tablet of yours into a touchscreen MacBook Air of sorts.
In an ongoing antitrust case against Apple, the United States Department of Justice has begun to reach out to iOS developers.
Back in January, Apple TV+ welcomed its newest title, Little America, to the platform. Now, Apple's showing off a behind the scenes look at three episodes of the anthology series.
If you ask Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, the company's new video streaming service, Apple TV+, is a "rousing success".