AT&T's subsidiary DirecTV is raising prices across the board for all current users who will start seeing a $10 price hike on their selected streaming plan from April 12, 2019.
Twitter today announced a major camera-focused update to its app for iPhone and iPad, arriving just days after the company released a new app for testing upcoming new features.
Apple yesterday announced expanded coding initiatives in Singapore and Indonesia.
The Reeder 4 public beta is now available with cool new features and enhancements aimed at all you RSS addicts out there, including automatic Dark Mode switching to match your macOS Mojave theme, pull to refresh, iCloud syncing, additional layout options and much more.
Having launched a new "iPhone Can Do What?" micro-site, Apple today shared new videos in its ongoing Tips series of short video tutorials covering the various features of its smartphone.
As Apple is prepping to launch subscriptions in the News app, one developer took and shared a few screenshots showing the upcoming subscription service in the News app for Mac.
Every other smart speaker user who participated in a survey by voice software site Voicebot and Voicify, which makes developer tools, has said they don’t discover any voice apps.
Not a week goes by without a Spotify announcement. Just as we've recently learned that the Swedish music-service's mobile app will come preloaded on Samsung's Galaxy S10 and other new devices, news broke this morning that the firm is now offering Hulu's ad-supported plan to Spotify subscribers in the United States at no additional charge.
Today yesterday refreshed its app on App Store with support for the Masters Quality Authenticated audio tier (MQA), bringing master-quality sound to iOS devices for the first time.
Twitter this morning announced a brand new app that lets anyone become a beta tester for unreleased new Twitter features on iPhone and iPad.
No external design changes are expected for Apple's upcoming revision to the entry-level $329 iPad, according to a new report from a reliable Japanese blog.
Apple is turning the 1981 Terry Gilliam-directed fantasy film "Time Bandits" into a new original series and we're hearing it's signed director Taika Waititi who worked on "Thor: Ragnarok".