Following its media event on Monday, Apple has launched the latest version of iOS -- none other than iOS 8.2. The software can be downloaded over-the-air from your iOS device or from iTunes.
The new software most notably brings compatibility for the Apple Watch and updates to the Health app.
Following Apple's "Spring Forward" media event on Monday, Apple has brought back the online Apple Store with all of the announcements. Most notably, customers can now check out all of the features and pricing for the Apple Watch, and have the ability to see pricing and configurations for the new Retina MacBook that was announced during the event.
It's the moment we've all been waiting for: Apple has finally announced the availability of its Apple Watch Edition, available for $10,000 when pre-orders begin April 10.
Given the price of the Apple Watch Edition, Apple CEO Tim Cook told attendees at the company's media event on Monday that it will be available in limited quantities and only in a limited number of Apple Stores.
We've been waiting for months to hear how long the Apple Watch's battery will last, and luckily the Cupertino-based company has appeased us during its "Spring Forward" media event on Monday. Apple says the Apple Watch will have an 18-hour battery life, or what Apple calls "all day battery life".
"During a typical day you can expect 18 hours. This works for most people I think," Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, told attendees at the event.
Apple has announced new updates for the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air, following the unveiling of the new MacBook at its event on Monday. While it doesn't bring any new, life-changing features, the updates bring a speed boost.
Apple has cut the price of its Apple TV from $99 to $69, following the announcement of HBO Now coming exclusively to the Apple TV in April.
"We would like to make it accessible to more people," Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, said during the company's "Spring Forward" media event on Monday.
Despite a huge unveiling of the Apple Watch at its September event in 2014, Apple remained incredibly quiet on specific details of its wearable, including some features and pricing. Luckily, Apple is holding a "Spring Forward" media event on Monday to help ease our minds.
Like its past events, Apple will be streaming the Apple Watch event on Monday for its customers to watch from its website.
Hours ahead of Apple's media event, Reuters reports that one of the biggest Apple product sellers, Best Buy, may not be carrying the Apple Watch at the wearable's launch in April. Best Buy wouldn't provide confirmation, however Reuters cites "sources with direct knowledge of the matter."
Apple has taken down its online Apple Store, hours ahead of the "Spring Forward" event happening on Monday.
The Cupertino-based company has posted the text: "We'll be back. We're busy updating the Apple Store for you and will be back soon."
It turns out Apple may be using a method to have less dense gold on the 18k Apple Watch Edition, which could help lessen the price. Dr. Drang at Leancrew explains Apple’s patent application for a method that allows Apple to make 18k gold that has, on a volume basis, less gold than regular 18k gold.
The Wall Street Journal reports that many banks are becoming more strict on the sign-up process for adding cards to Apple Pay, as many crooks are loading stolen credit cards on the mobile payment system found on the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and soon Apple Watch.
While the Apple Pay system isn't actively creating fraud, criminals who already have stolen credit cards are able to easily load them to the mobile wallet due to lax procedures and are able to use them in-stores, evading authorities.
Japan Display confirmed rumors on Friday it's building a new factory to boost its LCD output capacity by 20 percent, and Apple will be one of the main investors for the plant, as it will be the primary supplier, reports Reuters.