Apple will reportedly officially attend this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in order to showcase its HomeKit smart home platform and Siri devices. The annual technology trade show will kick off in January at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Imagination Technologies, a UK-based fabless chip designer, announced today that it has signed a new license agreement with Apple which will permit the Cupertino technology giant to use Imagination's intellectual property in its own designs in exchange for license fees.
Apple's next-generation mobile processor that will power this year's iPhone and iPad models, tentatively named "A14 Bionic", will reportedly enter mass production in the second quarter of this year, in time for new iPhones in September.
After a bit of back-and-forth throughout 2018, Jimmy Iovine -- co-founder of Apple Music and a legendary record producer -- eventually did leave Apple. And now he's shedding some light on what he helped build at Apple, the company's co-founder, and more in a new interview.
If you use Valve's Steam platform to handle your friends list, manage your video game library, and more, then there may be a new Apple Watch app worth checking out.
iOS 13's strengthened security means people are seeing frequent reminders when an app like Google Maps is continuously tracking their location in the background. Apple's responded to complaints from concerned developers and some annoyed users by saying this is by design.
Apple wins patents all the time, and this week heading into 2020 is certainly no different.
Apple TV+, Apple's new video-streaming service, could be shut out of Russia or face sever restrictions should it become too big, thanks to the country's new protectionist legislation.
When it comes to a future with a notchless iPhone, Credit Suisse is one of the most consistent entities expecting this to be the case. And that trend continues.
BlackMagic yesterday released a new firmware update for users of its external GPUs which brings compatibility with Apple's new Pro Display XD 6K monitor to unsupported Macs.
I think 2019 will best be remembered as a transitionary year for the Mac. It won't be remembered as a revolutionary year, anyway. Apple refreshed the non-pro iMac and MacBook Pro in the first half of the year, improved the MacBook Air and made it more affordable, then later rolled out the 16-inch MacBook Pro and the Mac Pro. It also introduced macOS Catalina, which added some great features and functionality to the Mac while also creating some headaches for developers and users.
Device virtualization is designed to help developers and enthusiasts, but it's something that Apple is not entirely fond of.