Stop us if you've heard this one before: Apple may be very close to landing a deal to bring NFL Sunday Ticket to Apple TV+. This is a rumor we've been hearing for quite some time, but it sounds like things may be close to wrapping up. Or even already done, depending on who you ask.
Whether you're a longtime fan of surfing, or it's something you've wanted to dive into a bit more, an upcoming documentary series heading to Apple TV+ may give you exactly what you're looking for. The upcoming series is a look at the world of pro surfing, including the "pure elation" and "devastating heartbreak" that comes along with it.
Ever found yourself in a position to buy something, like, say, a chocolate candy bar and you couldn't find your physical debit or credit card(s)? That could be pretty tricky and frustrating! Well, Apple's here to show you how easy it is to pull out your phone (which you surely didn't leave at home, too), apply for a credit card, and buy some stuff.
With Earth Day 2022 rapidly approaching, Apple is making some moves to help celebrate. We already know about the company's Earth Day Activity Challenge for Apple Watch owners, for instance. And now the company is aiming to make some monetary donations for good measure.
Tehran turned out to be one of the best series available on Apple TV+, and it wrapped up its first season way back in October of 2020. Apple renewed the show for a second season in January of last year, but things have been pretty quiet on that particular front ever since. But the wait is almost over.
Twitter has been around for a long, long time. And in that time there has been a lot of content published on the social network. Some of it pretty great, and other content not so much. And in a lot of cases users have wished upon the brightest star to get an edit button, but, alas, Twitter hasn't seemed all that interested in actually implementing the feature. Until now!
Earlier today, Apple seeded the first beta of iOS 15.5 to developers. This is probably one of the last major updates for iOS 15 as a whole, with iOS 16 looming on the horizon. And while this update doesn't appear to add any major new features to the mix, it does look like Apple is going to be making some changes with the new software.
It's kind of wild to recall the first time we heard about Apple TV+'s first venture into the land before time was way back in 2019. Already feels like forever ago. But, we're finally going to see the fruits of all that labor that went into making a CGI-based natural history documentary about the last days of the dinosaurs.
March came and went, bringing with it at least one major new release in the form of Apple TV+'s grand family opera, Pachinko. This month might not be as epic, all things considered, but there are certainly some noteworthy new additions being added to Apple's video streaming library this month.
It hasn't been all that long since Apple launched the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips, either one equipped in the brand new, redesigned 14- or 16-inch MacBook Pro models. But if you've been waiting for the company to welcome the laptops to its refurbished online store, then good news. Your wait is over.
Some Apple Maps users out in the wild might not even know that Apple's alternative to Google Maps didn't launch all that smoothly. Which is fair, because to its credit Apple has done a lot of work to make sure Apple Maps is a worthwhile tool for iPhone users. And now it's getting even better.
When it comes to providing specific user data, Apple relies on official legal requests from law enforcement and government agencies. However, it turns out that the company may have been duped by some forged requests, and, as a result, provided user data to nefarious individuals.