Apple’s current rules and guidelines for iOS development are preventing services like GeForce Now, PS Now, xCloud and Google Stadia from reaching iPhone and iPad customers.
Spotify, Pandora and other third-party music apps may soon be allowed to stream directly on the HomePod speaker.
Apple is discussing whether to let iOS customers choose third-party web browser and mail apps as their default options, replacing its own pre-installed Mail and Safari apps.
While the coronavirus situation has negatively reflected on Apple’s suppliers and iPhone demand, Apple’s plans to launch a new low-cost handset in March are said to remain intact.
Apple and Broadcom have reportedly stricken a chip-supply deal worth fifteen billion dollars for a “range of specified high-performance wireless components and modules” that Apple will use in its products.
Who could have predicted that total iPhone sales would top a remarkable two billion units thirteen years after launch?
Apple will make an official appearance at the world’s biggest annual technology trade show next week, according to Bloomberg.
Apple reportedly has a secret team specializing in satellite technology. It’s apparently tasked with finding ways to beam data such as Internet connectivity directly to devices.
The leading force in video streaming is making a show about the largest music service.
This behemoth of a smartphone sensor will improve low-light performance by combining 2×2 squares of pixels into a single, larger unit.
On the success of AirPods and AirPods Pro, Apple is expected to double total shipments for this year to 60 million units.
Rumored augmented reality glasses and a Mac notebook powered by a custom Apple chip rather than an Intel processor are both in tow for launch next year, Bloomberg has it.
