A new Apple Card feature that helps users grown their Daily Cash rewards in a high-yield savings account hasn’t yet come available.
New watchOS 9.1 Setting Can Greatly Extend Battery Life for Apple Watch Users, Up to 60 Hours for Apple Watch Ultra
A new setting found in the watchOS 9.1 update can greatly extend the battery life of an Apple Watch, notably, the Apple Watch Ultra.
Apple Updates Cryptocurrency and NFT Rules on the App Store
Apple updated its App Store Review Guidelines to provide clearer guidelines on how developers can manage cryptocurrency and NFT.
Apple Is Raising Apple Music, Apple TV+, and Apple One Subscription Costs
Apple subscription costs for Apple Music, Apple TV+ and Apple One have increased starting today, due to an increase in licensing cost.
Now How Much Would You Pay? - TMO Daily Observations 2022-10-25
Apple has raised the price on Apple Music, Apple TV+, and the Apple One bundles. TMO Managing Editor Jeff Butts and Ken talk about why now may not have been the best time for that. Plus – U2 frontman Bono spills the beans on the gift of music many iPhone owners did not want.
Best Buy Announces Upgrade+ Program, Gets Hardware Subscription to Mac Users Before Apple
Today Best Buy has announced a new Mac subscription for Apple users called Upgrade+, allowing customers to lease a Mac laptop for 36 months.
Great Amazon Deals on Tunes and Tech
Today, we look beyond the rainy weather at some Amazon deals on shiny tech for your tunes, tech, and tablet needs.
Omni Group Brings Wave of App Updates to its Products Featuring Support for macOS Ventura and iPadOS 16
Today Omni Group has announced updates across a variety of its apps to help support both macOS Ventura and iPadOS 16.
Use the iOS 16.1 Live Activities Feature In These Apps
As of iOS 16.1, app developers can add Live Activities to customize your Lock Screen. We’ve gathered a list of apps offering that feature.
Bono of U2 Apologizes Again for the iTunes Debacle, Shares Stories About Apple in New Autobiography
Within his new autobiography, U2 singer Bono covers not only the infamous iTunes incident, but the band’s relationship with Apple.