This morning we’re looking at what to expect from Apple’s One More Thing event later today. The Apple Silicon Macs are almost certainly set to be the main attraction today, complete …
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The iPhone 12 Pro Max might be worth it—for the camera alone
Roughly three years ago, when Apple announced the iPhone 8 Plus, it was a big milestone for smartphone cameras. Apple turned on its HDR feature—which merges several photos into a single final image—by …
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Apple Store is down ahead of ‘One More Thing Mac’ event
The Apple Store went offline Tuesday, just hours before the “One More Thing” Mac launch event is set to kick off. This is the third Apple event in any as many months, after September’s iPad event and …
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Apple takes down Apple Store ahead of Apple Silicon Mac event
Hours ahead of the “one more thing” event that will feature Apple Silicon Macs, Apple has taken down the Apple Store.
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Apple Store Goes Down Ahead of Apple Event Today, Apple Silicon Macs Expected to Debut
Apple’s online store has gone down ahead of its “One More Thing” event at 10 a.m. Pacific Time today. The event is widely expected …
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Why You Shouldn’t Worry About Apple’s Declining iPhone Revenue
Though some investors may have been concerned with the tech giant’s year-over-year decline in iPhone revenue, there’s a good explanation for this. In fact, there are even reasons to be optimistic …
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Apple’s One More Thing event: How to watch it live and what to expect
If you own an Apple TV, you can also watch the launch live over on the TV app. So, what could Apple’s “one more thing” be this time around? It’s likely the firm will unveil its long-awaited MacBooks …
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How To Watch Apple’s ‘Special’ November 2020 Event Live Stream
The event is slated to take place on Nov. 10 at 10 a.m. PST/1 p.m. EST and will be live-streamed from Apple’s Apple Park headquarters in Cupertino, California. “One Last Thing” can be watched live on …
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What to watch for at today’s Apple silicon Mac event
Apple is unveiling new Macs that will be based not on Intel processors, but Apple’s own Arm-based chips. It’s a big deal and something we’ve been waiting a long time for. Depending on how you count, …
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New Apple Watch App May Help End Nightmares: How NightWare Will Work
The FDA has approved a new Apple Watch app that can help those suffering from nightmares caused by or related to post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Apple Backs AirPods Assembler Luxshare to Move into iPhone 12 Production Early
Luxshare, Apple’s key assembler of AirPods, is reportedly attempting to break into iPhone manufacturing ahead of schedule, a move backed by Apple and aimed at challenging Taiwanese rival Foxconn’s …
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Luxshare could produce iPhone 12 mini for Apple earlier than planned
Apple Watch assembly partner Luxshare hopes to be able to work on the iPhone supply chain earlier than anticipated, with it now making preparations to start work making the iPhone 12 mini following …
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Report: ‘iPhone 13 Pro’ Models to Feature Low-Power LTPO Display Technology
Apple will adopt OLED displays with low-power LPTO backplane technology for at least two iPhone models in 2021, according to Korean website …
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iPhone 12 Pro Max Camera Review: ‘Massive Jump In Imaging Capability,’ Travel Photographer Says
A professional photographer took the new iPhone 12 Pro Max out on a trip to test its camera’s abilities and shared his findings about the new device.
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Watch Apple unveil the first ARM-based Mac live right here
Apple is organizing its third event in three months today. The company is holding a (virtual) keynote at 10 AM PT (1 PM in New York, 6 PM in London, 7 PM in Paris). And you’ll be able to watch the …
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Apple’s One More Thing event: How to watch the launch of Apple Silicon today
Apple is holding a “One More Thing” event on10 November, when it is expected that Apple will introduce the first Macs that run on Apple Silicon.It’s worth noting that “one more thing” is a phrase …
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After a 15-year detour with Intel, Apple is taking back its soul.
However, the reason Apple is making this happen isn’t so that your Mac will be more like your iPhone, but so that the Mac can take advantage of the enormous ecosystem that already …
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