Apple today seeded the second beta of an upcoming watchOS 5 update, two weeks after releasing the first beta following the 2018 Worldwide Developers Conference Keynote and one week after releasing an updated watchOS 5 beta 1 with a bug fix. watchOS 5 is ... ( read original story ...)
Apple TV 4K Vs Amazon Fire TV Cube Best Streaming Device 2018
If you’re trying to outfit your home with a new streaming device, you might want to consider what Apple has to offer with the Apple TV 4K and what Amazon has to offer with their all-new Fire TV Cube. These are two of the top streaming devices that you ... ( read original story ...)
Apple iPod touch 128GB with Software Suite & Bluetooth Speake
Sure, the sixth-generation iPod touch is an MP3 player--but it's also so much more. On top of the Music app putting your digital library at your fingertips, the App Store provides access to virtually endless things to do. The iPod touch also snaps crisp ... ( read original story ...)
How to use apps, watch movies and tv shows, play music, and look at photos on Apple TV
Although the small black box that is your Apple TV may not look like much, once you have it set up, it will open a world of possibilities by turning your TV into the ultimate media center. Streaming your favorite tunes, watching the best movies, playing ... ( read original story ...)
In China Trade War, Apple Worries It Will Be Collateral Damage
Since he took over Apple from its co-founder Steve Jobs, in 2011, questions about whether Mr. Cook, 57, could recreate the magic that led to the iPod and iPhone have persisted. For Mr. Cook, the analogous breakthrough — and potentially his legacy as the ... ( read original story ...)
Apple has been fined $6.6 million for ‘misleading’ iPhone and iPad users about third-party repairs (APPL)
Apple fined $6.6 million for misleading Australian consumers about iPhone and iPad repairs. Apple said users were not entitled to get their devices fixed because they had been previously repaired by a third-party. A court ruled that this was not legal ... ( read original story ...)
Apple has been fined $6.6 million for ‘misleading’ iPhone and iPad users about third-party repairs
Apple fined $6.6 million for misleading Australian consumers about iPhone and iPad repairs. Apple said users were not entitled to get their devices fixed because they had been previously repaired by a third-party. A court ruled that this was not legal ... ( read original story ...)