Earlier today, Goldman Sachs analyst Rod Hall shared some damning analysis regarding Apple TV+, and Apple's decision to give away a year's worth of service to customers who buy new (or refurbished) devices.
Apple announced its newest iPhones earlier this week, which means it's about time to start promoting the new lineup of devices that officially went up for pre-order today.
Earlier this week, Apple unveiled the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro. Both handsets feature plenty of changes, but this year Apple made it a focal point to talk about the upgrades to the cameras.
J.J. Abrams (Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Trek) is working with Apple on a variety of different projects for Apple TV+, but that doesn't mean the creator, director, writer, and producer is willing to strap himself to the company for any exclusivity periods.
In line with a broader investigation into competition within digital markets, a United States House Committee has sent out a letter to Apple's CEO to try and learn more about policies for the App Store.
There were a lot of rumors swirling around about Apple's new iPhones before the company got around to announcing them, including one that suggested the newest handsets would support bilateral charging.
The iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro will go up for pre-order on Friday, September 13. One week later and the phones go on sale, so why not make sure you've got your new device protected right after you take it out of the box (or at least pretty close to launch)?
Apple is busy making changes for developers putting together apps for its operating systems, and today the company is even introducing a brand new element that it hopes will make auto-renewable subscriptions easier for customers.
Every year Apple refreshes its iPhone lineup, adding a few new handsets to the mix while also rearranging older models. This is the company's way to refresh the whole mix, while offering a change to price points for aging handsets.
When Apple introduced the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro, the company also revealed a new feature for both handsets: Night mode. And now the first real world photo has revealed some stunning clarity.
Apple is a fan of augmented reality (AR), so it isn't too surprising that the company is showcasing the technology on its website to help show off the brand new iPhone 11 series.
With the impending arrival of new software versions for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and its other platforms, Apple is sending out semi-regular updates to developers on some important matters.