Beats by Dre, owned by Apple, is definitely not a stranger to limited edition "drops" of new products. And today the company's just unveiled yet another option for those interested in picking up the over-ear headphones.
Beats by Dre, owned by Apple, is no stranger to teaming up with the professional esports organization FaZe Clan. And now the two are back with a new collaboration.
If you're a fan of in-ear wireless headphones, or earbuds, then we've put together a list of the best options you can buy.
Will you be in the market for new wireless headphones soon? Apple and Beats have just introduced a brand new option for relatively cheap.
Ahead of its pre-recorded media presentation happening tomorrow, Apple has now removed the landing page for the Beats by Dre brand from its online store.
The firmware of your Beats products like wireless headphones, earphones and speakers now updates over the air rather than requiring the Beats Updater app for Mac or Windows PCs.
Apple yesterday released the tvOS 14 software update that brings new capabilities and feature enhancements to the company’s Apple TV HD and Apple TV 4K digital media players. Some of the big ones you’ve already heard about, such as an expanded Picture in Picture feature and multiuser support for Apple Arcade. With the media's attention focused on the headline-grabbing improvements in iOS 14, we thought you might also want to learn about everything new in tvOS 14 so here it goes...
Did you buy the Beats-branded wireless Powerbeats 2 before August 7? Well then you may be entitled to a payout.
Earlier this month, there was a rumor suggesting Apple and Beats were going to introduce four new colors to the Powerbeats Pro lineup. And it turns out that is indeed the case.
Back in April of last year, Beats and Apple officially unveiled the truly wireless Powerbeats Pro. Now, we may be getting some new colors.
Rumors of Apple launching a new pair of over-ear, high-end headphones first cropped up in 2018. Now, in 2020, the rumor mill suggests we could be getting close to a launch.
As we reported earlier in the week, next-generation Powerbeats Pro earphones recently surfaced in certification documents Apple filed in the United States and Malaysia, but now it seems that the product may have already released without any fanfare on Apple's part.