Apple is said to be working with Will.i.am and TV executives Ben Silverman and Howard T. Owens to create a new TV show that is based around apps and the App Store, according to new reports. The show, of which there are almost no details currently in circulation, will "spotlight the app economy."
Some iPhone and iPad users got activation errors after updating their devices to iOS 9.3. We reported about this problem yesterday with a potential fix to help get around the problem. Apple has now acknowledged the issue and has decided to pull the iOS 9.3 update for the affected iOS device models.
New reports are now surfacing that the 12-inch MacBook will indeed receive a 2016 hardware refresh soon enough after it was discovered that Apple's own software makes mention of "12-inch MacBook (Early 2016)" model.
According to a new report, Apple is preparing to release ultra-thin 13 and 15-inch MacBook models by this June or July. Here are the details.
We have official confirmation from Apple, the SE in the new 4-inch iPhone SE stands for Special Edition. Here are the full details.
The continually twisting and turning rollercoaster that is the Apple versus the FBI encryption case has taken yet another unexpected turn. In a surprising turn of events, the FBI has officially filed a motion as part of an attempt to vacate the scheduled court hearing that was all set to take place in a Californian court Tuesday. In the motion, the FBI claims to have found another way to gain access to the iPhone used in the San Bernardino shootings, and in turn, no longer requires the assistance of Apple to break encryption and provide a backdoor into the iOS platform.
Apple has used its Spring 2016 "Let us loop you in" event to announce a number of new bands for the Apple Watch, including a new Woven Nylon lineup, a Space Black Milanese Loop band and new colors for the Sport, Classic Buckle, Modern Buckle and Leather Loop collection.
Apple today has announced the new 2016 9.7-inch iPad Pro model. Here are its specs, features, price and release date info.
At the Town Hall conference center inside Apple’s campus in Cupertino, CEO Tim Cook has taken to stage to kick off Apple's Spring 2016 media event titled 'Let us loop you in'.
There isn't really another company like Apple in the consumer technology space from the perspective of being able to invoke mass hysteria and excitement around product launches. The Cupertino-based company has continually proven itself to be a self-generating hype machine, with the real impressive aspect being that the company needs to do very little work in order to get technology fans talking about its upcoming products on social media and forums. Apple's latest gathering, which the company is referring to as the "Let us loop you in" Spring 2016 event, is all set to take place today, and like you, we're ready and waiting to see what the company has in store for us.
















