Apple is making the same old mistakes with its over-the-top Services demands
With the imminent launch of Apple's news and video services, a picture of Apple's strategy is beginning to emerge and it's not so pretty.
With the imminent launch of Apple's news and video services, a picture of Apple's strategy is beginning to emerge and it's not so pretty.
Apple is going to have trouble getting its service off the ground without the biggest names in streaming.
After TechCrunch outed a Facebook app that was collecting data by circumventing the App Store, Apple blocked the company from running internal iOS apps.
Facebook has been paying volunteers money each month to install an app on their phone called ‘Facebook Research’ according to a report from TechCrunch. This application watches and records activity and actions on a phone and sends that information back to Facebook.
A report from Cheddar says that Apple is planning to launch a new premium subscription service for video games that will function like Netflix.
Most of the big TV vendors have announced support for Apple's AirPlay and HomeKit technology in their 2019 TVs. Vizio is going back and adding support to its 2017 and newer models.
Apple is killing its second attempt at a music-focused social network because nobody wants it.
AMD has refreshed and upgraded their premiere software suite with a bevy of new features ahead of 2019.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) will offer customers Apple Pay in January, it announced today.
A Reddit user has created an awesome web player for Apple Music.
The Infinity Blade series was a key part of Apple's early iPhone presentations, and it will be missed.
It works on all Portrait Mode photos, and doesn't require an iPhone XS or XR.
Apple has issued major updates to its professional video editing app, as well as its Compressor and Motion software.
Reigns: Game of Thrones nails its source material’s ongoing ideation on the relationship between decisions and consequences in short bursts.
Shortcuts continues to get more useful with a host of new capabilities.
Epson has gone against the grain with the new Epson EcoTank Monochrome ET-M1100 printer. In fact, it doesn’t scan, copy or fax. It does, however, print in black and white at an astounding cost of half a cent per page.
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