Apple’s AirPods are a highly popular accessory, but with the possibility of a second-generation on the way that could include health tracking-related features, the next version is likely to be both more useful and even more desirable. AppleInsider looks at the rumors surrounding the upcoming earwear.
A report in January pegged Apple SVP of hardware technologies Johny Srouji as a potential candidate to become Intel’s next CEO, but a new rumor claims the executive recently informed staff that he is not leaving the Cupertino tech giant.
According to a new Settings menu option in Apple’s macOS 10.14.4 beta release, the upcoming Mac operating system will allow users to complete Safari AutoFill operations with Touch ID on systems that support the authentication hardware.
Apple might not incorporate its Face ID authentication technology in revamps of iPad and iPad mini rumored to launch in the coming months, according to new data pulled from the company’s latest iOS 12.2 beta release.
Apple shares closed at $157.76 on Friday, reclaiming nearly all of the valuation that the company lost following a bombshell guidance downgrade made on Jan. 2.
While supplies last, Apple authorized resellers are knocking up to $250 off Apple’s standard Mid 2018 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pros, delivering the lowest prices of the year. Supplies are limited at the reduced prices, so grab them while you can.
T-Mobile is launching a mobile, ad-based video streaming service in “the next few weeks,” a report said on Friday, but a “disruptive” TV service promised by CEO John Legere will apparently have to wait. [Updated with denial by Xumo]
Apple has faced profound challenges in the past from powerfully entrenched adversaries that once looked like they might derail the company’s advancement, including Microsoft, Nokia, Google, Motorola, and Samsung. But today, with no real competitors standing in its way, will Apple’s premium-priced trajectory get knocked out of alignment by a recession in China and global aftershocks? Here’s a look at Apple’s future informed by its recent past.
Suddenly Safari or Mail are showing you rows of question marks instead of readable text and you know it’s because you’ve changed fonts somehow, yet figuring out how to fix it is less than obvious. Fortunately, we have a solution.