The award-winning Reddit app Apollo was updated on App Store today with a ton of user-requested enhancements and feature additions, bringing the software to new heights. By the way, Apollo was announced publicly almost exactly five years to the date at the end of January.
Apple has reportedly canceled Xnor.ai’s involvement in the US Department of Defense's Project Maven following its recent acquisition of the company.
In a lawsuit dating back several years, Apple has now been ordered to fork over millions of dollars.
Apple's original video streaming service, Apple TV+, could benefit from additional content that isn't solely original films, series, or documentaries. Sports could really help, for instance.
While Apple TV+ might not have as much content as many other streaming services right now, Apple's doing just about everything it can to make sure new content is on the way.
Apple may be getting close to signing yet another big name to its list of creators for Apple TV+.
There are already a lot of emoji out there. But that doesn't mean there isn't room to grow, right?
Customer support is, typically, one of the strengths of Apple. So it makes sense that Apple would want to continue that trend. Even if it deals mostly in behind-the-scenes improvements.
TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes Apple is working on a new iPhone predicted to sport a power button on its side that would double as a Touch ID fingerprint scanner. According to the reliable analyst, the handset will release in the first half of 2021.
Music is all over the place, which means there are a lot of licensing deals out there to make sure royalties are paid.
Earlier this week, Apple launched iOS 13.3.1 to the public. Part of that release included new firmware version of the company's smart speaker, the HomePod, which included support for Indian English for Siri.
It isn't quite the end of January yet, but at least one analyst believes Apple is going to have a very busy first half of the year.