Apple is reportedly holding studies at its headquarters to track sleep habits as it preps to add a sleep monitor to a future version of Apple Watch to better compete with wearables from Fitbit and Withings.
Apple is apparently mulling internally whether it should preview its modular high-throughput Mac Pro at WWDC this summer, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.
If you were hoping to see new hardware products revealed at next week’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), you might be out of luck.
Strategy in development would permit customers to subscribe to video services directly through Apple’s TV app for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV, as opposed to asking users to subscribe to them through apps individually downloaded from App Store.
2019’s iOS 13 update will bring a handful of productivity-boosting, iPad-only features such as an updated Files app, unspecified enhancements for Apple Pencil and other perks.
An upgraded Apple News app with Texture integration and an all-new subscription offering is expected to launch within the next year, according to sources who spoke with Bloomberg.
Apple employees caught leaking confidential information aren’t just let go, but can face “extreme difficulty finding employment elsewhere,” according to an internal memo.
Apple is planning iPhone models within three years that would use new touchless gesture technology and come outfitted with displays that curve inward gradually from top to bottom.
Stop me if you’ve think you’ve already heard this one: Apple is reportedly exploring ways to replace Intel processors in Mac computers with a version of in-house designed silicon technology that already powers its iOS, watchOS and tvOS devices.
Apple is holding a press event next week and Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman claims that a new low-cost iPad model plus some new educational apps are up for an announcement.
Apple will likely outsource production of its new micro-LED display technology to avoid manufacturing snafus and because its secret California facility is reportedly too small for mass-production. The company wants to keep this promising proprietary technology away from its partners as long as possible, the story goes.
Those who have been waiting to pick up a pair of AirPods should consider waiting a tad longer.