Apple Watch Series 5 builds upon the major redesign and all the great features of its predecessor with such improvements as an always-on display, new sensors and a few other perks. To help you get the most out of your brand-new watch, we’ve put together a quick video tutorial highlighting some of the best tips, tricks and lesser-known features of Series 5.
Sometimes Apple's services are hit with downtimes, and today appears to be one of those times.
The idea behind Catalyst is to bring iPad apps to the Mac, and, ultimately, letting customers have access to the one app they buy available across all devices in the future.
The next time you receive a password reset email that purports to be from Instagram, or spot a similar phishing scam in your mailbox, be advised that the popular photo-sharing service now offers a pretty clever way of running those emails agains genuine messages the app has sent to you.
The new macOS Catalina 10.15 software that released Monday breaks compatibility with apps for DJs that rely on the ability of iTunes to export XML playlists in real time.
The iCloud folder sharing feature in macOS Catalina 10.15, which released Monday for public consumption, seems to have been officially delayed until spring 2020.
Apple on Monday stopped signing iOS 13.1, a move on the Cupertino-based company’s part that prevents most iPhone and iPad users from downgrading from any newer version of the mobile operating system.
It’s worth noting that Apple stopped signing iOS 13.0 just last week along with iOS 13.1.1. For whatever reason, Apple continued to sign iOS 13.1 alongside iOS 13.1.2, with the latter being the latest release at the time of this writing.
Apple Music is a popular streaming service, but it will need to continue to add new elements that users, both existing and potential, actually want to use and listen to to keep them around.
Alongside the public launch of macOS Catalina 10.15, Apple has also updated Final Cut Pro X.
With Apple TV+ set to launch to the public on November 1, Apple is still drumming up attention for the new streaming service with trailers of upcoming content.
Apple released iOS 13.1 and iPadOS to the public not too long ago, and now it's time for the next big update to Apple's desktop operating system to go public.
The $5-per-month Apple Arcade game subscription service on Saturday picked up four new exciting titles, marking the service's first library expansion following its September 19 debut on iOS, iPadOS and tvOS. Now available, these four new games range from a fast-paced space shooter to a narrative driven exploratory adventure and beyond.