Before Apple launched iOS 14 to the public, it was confirmed (after an initial rumor) that Apple was delaying an important privacy feature.
On Thursday, Apple released a minor update for iOS 14.2, bringing the version number to iOS 14.2.1.
Google is apparently ready to embrace the new widgets experience in iOS 14. The company already has some options out there, with even more app support coming soon.
Apple has not been a fan of game streaming services being available in the App Store for years. And while the company did make some changes to technically make it a possibility, the workaround isn't great for companies actually trying to make it happen.
Meet the KIKR S1, a wireless charger stand that lets you charge your iPhone and AirPods simultaneously that also doubles as a collapsible phone/tablet holder with adjustable height, angle and a whole lot of other cool features.
Back in September of last year, Amazon announced a variety of new smart wearables. That included a pair of glasses, which, today, are being upgraded and opening to wide availability.
Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet turned out to be a pretty solid comedy series for Apple TV+. But the production may be looking to change its full title for the second season.
Deadline reports that Apple TV+ has slotted into “Tetris,” an upcoming film that explores the unique story behind the groundbreaking video game. Starring British actor Taron Egerton with Jon S. Baird directing, principal photography for “Tetris” will start next month in Scotland.
Graphics giant Nvidia today launched Safari integration in its GeForce NOW game-streaming service, allowing iPhone and iPad customers to play titles like upcoming Fortnite and other resource-intensive PC games on the iOS platform without requiring an entire game install.
While key virtualization software companies like Parallels, WMware and Docker are developing solutions that will permit users to run Windows software on Apple Silicon Macs, developer CodeWeavers has said that its CrossOver software is already capable of running Windows apps and games on the new M1-powered MacBook Air, Mac mini and 13-inch MacBook Pro.
Apple is reportedly planning to manufacture next year's iPhone, iPad and Mac chips on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's (TSMC) 5nm+ and 4nm process technologies. By comparison, the current A14 chips in the latest iPhones and the M1 chips in the new MacBook Air, Mac mini and 13-inch MacBook Pro are being fabbed on TSMC's five-nanometer process.
Apple is holding its second annual Apple Music Awards, the company announced Thursday.