Apple is planning to release three new iPhones with Face ID this year and has added two Chinese suppliers to provide 3D sensing modules for its facial recognition system.
Apple has announced that its monitored suppliers have reached 95% compliance with the 60-hour work week specified in their Supplier Responsibility Code of Conduct.
Lux Optics has released a new 'Halide Mark II' pro camera app for the iPhone, redesigning their already great Halide camera app and introducing over 50 new features.
Netflix has launched 'Netflix Playground' on the App Store, an ad-free gaming hub for toddlers and preschoolers featuring Sesame Street, Peppa Pig, and Dr. Seuss.
Apple has announced that five new games join Apple Arcade in May, including WHAT THE CLASH?, the latest addition to the award-winning WHAT THE GAMES? series.
Satechi has released a USB4 Slim NVMe SSD Enclosure designed for the Mac mini, supporting up to 8TB of high-speed storage in a compact, stackable form with 40Gbps transfer speeds.
Japanese chipmaker Rapidus is reportedly in talks with Apple and other potential clients as it aims to begin mass production of advanced semiconductors by 2027.
VMware today announced the release of VMware Fusion 7 that is optimized for the latest Mac hardware and software and aims to deliver the ultimate Windows on Mac experience.
Apple has approved a government Do Not Disturb app in India after the company's telecom regulator threatened to ban iPhones from the country's cellular networks.
TraxItAll enables users to track anything they need to track on a daily basis. Users can take notes, set goals, and quickly see how they're performing.
Apple CEO Tim Cook and F1 champion Lewis Hamilton share new insights into Apple's $200 million 'F1' movie starring Brad Pitt, revealing behind-the-scenes access, strategic goals, and why it's the company's biggest film yet.