Apple's suppliers are gearing up to produce about 75 million new iPhones for the next launch cycle in September—roughly the same number as a year earlier—signaling that demand for the company's most important product is stabilizing after a period of volatility stemming from the US-China trade war and a slowdown in the overall smartphone market.
The sudden departure of Apple's Chief Design Officer Jony Ive's been a long time in the making.
The iTunes app for Mac and Windows seems to be on the chopping block.
A report published by Bloomberg alleges that Amazon is working on a new type of wearable device that would be capable of reading your emotions based on the sound of your voice.
According to Bloomberg reporters Mark Gurman and Debby Wu, Apple's new iPhones coming in the fall include bilateral Qi wireless charging capability that will permit the user to charge their AirPods by placing them on the back of the phone, a rumor we heard before.
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman in February claimed that Apple internally weighed debuting a modular version of the high-end Mac Pro desktop at WWDC 2019, and now he's alleging that the company could also preview its upcoming external display at the developer-only event.
Bloomberg today released a detailed report outlining some of the previously mentioned features coming to Apple platforms at WWDC 2019, including previously unknown enhancements like a dedicated Calculator app for Apple Watch and revamped Reminders and Health apps in iOS 13.
Amazon has thousands of employees listen to Echo audio clips as part of improving Alexa's machine learning so that the personal assistant could better respond to voice commands.
In the latest attempt to take the Alexa assistant mobile after the flopped Fire phone, Amazon is reportedly working on an AirPods-like wireless earbuds that will "look and act" similar to Apple's earphones while offering built-in Alexa access and beating AirPods on sound quality.
Apple is thought to be working on a brand-new subscription service for paid games, with Bloomberg reporting yesterday morning that such a product might be unveiled at tomorrow's press event. The presentation will focus on an Apple-branded video-streaming service.
Apple its holding a star-studded press conference on March 25 to reveal the extent of its video-streaming project, with a new report this morning from claiming that some of Apple's original video programming will be available at no charge to owners of its devices.
The extent of Apple's video efforts will be know on March 25, with a new report claims the Cupertino company isn't leaving anything to chances: the firm's allegedly hired specialists to woo Hollywood insiders to help it win prestigious awards like the Oscars and Emmys.