If you or someone you know is showing symptoms of coronavirus and feel a test is needed, there is a super handy way to find COVID-19 testing locations.
Using the Apple Maps app, you can find COVID-19 testing spots quickly and easily, here’s how.
Face ID is designed to be a secure biometric security measure, but sometimes it can be frustrating in certain circumstances. Like with the ongoing health crisis where mask wearing is paramount to helping stem the spread of the coronavirus.
In an effort to tackle Zoom’s lockdown dominance and at the same time help people during the coronavirus COVID-19 crisis, Google today announced that its premium videoconferencing solution, dubbed Meet, will be free to anyone starting in the next few weeks.
Apple began rolling out a feature to showcase testing locations for COVID-19 in the United States earlier this month in Apple Maps, but now the feature is widely available for users.
Not too long ago, Apple and Google announced that they were partnering up to launch a contact tracing initiative to help stop the spread of the global coronavirus pandemic.
These are troubling times for a lot of people all across the globe, and many companies have stepped up in an effort to help their customers. Verizon is doing just that by announcing a couple of changes.
Apple and Google have teamed up to bring a new contact-tracing system to mobile devices, all in an effort to help stop the spread of the coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease it causes, to end the global pandemic.
As we rolled into March, Apple was encouraging employees to work from home if they could. Now, with May right around the corner, working from home has become the new normal.
The first version of the upcoming contact tracing APIs that enable interoperability between Android and iOS devices using apps from public health authorities is coming earlier than expected, on April 28, according to Apple's chief executive.
With live shows canceled all across the globe due to the coronavirus pandemic, Spotify has added a new option for musicians using its platform to help with relief efforts.
Netflix is perhaps the biggest beneficiary of the stay-at-home orders as the video streaming leader has managed to add almost sixteen million new subscribers during the first calendar quarter of 2020, just as the coronavirus was turning the world upside down.
Apple has reportedly pushed back planned introduction of its first iPad Pro model with 5G cellular networking and new mini-LED backlight technology to early next year due to the ongoing coronavirus epidemic, according to a new report.