It has been two days since Apple announced that it is closing its retail stores outside of China until March 27 due to the coronavirus pandemic. And now the company has an FAQ about the situation.
The iPhone maker has decided to permit its Apple Card customers who are feeling COVID-19 coronavirus impact to skip their March payment without incurring any interest charges whatsoever, as long as they sign up for the company's Customer Assistance Program.
Universal Music's chief executive Lucian Grainge has been hospitalized after testing positive for coronavirus. Apple's boss Tim Cook and Senior Vice President of Internet Software and Services, Eddy Cue, were in attendance at Lucian's 60th birthday party held on February 29.
On March 13, Apple announced an online-only Worldwide Developers Conference for June 2020. As with all announcements, Apple includes a custom image for each event.
Within this Wallpaper of the Week collection, you will find WWDC 2020 wallpapers for iPhone and iPad. The fun sticker-style invitation has been mimicked in the following downloads made by some familiar digital artists.
Apple in an announcement yesterday detailed its official responses to the global coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, and one of the measures includes temporarily closing all its brick-and-mortar retails stores around the world, except for Greater China, until Friday, March 27.
In what's probably the least surprising move by Apple as of late, it's being reported that all active productions for Apple TV+ are, well, not active.
Another day, another major milestone in the global coronavirus pandemic and COVID-19, the disease it causes. This one ties directly to an Apple Store employee.
Apple is making another alteration to the way it normally handles business, all in an effort to help mitigate the global spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
What felt like only a matter of time has finally arrived: Apple has just confirmed its plans for this year's Worldwide Developers Conference in light of the global coronavirus pandemic.
Today at Apple sessions have grown in popularity over the years, but if you're looking to join one in the very near future, you'll be out of luck due to precautionary measures related to the global coronavirus pandemic.
The coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease it causes, is disrupting just about every single industry all across the globe, and it has impacted Apple yet again.
Apple continues to make changes in an effort to reduce the global outbreak of the novel coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease it causes.