Series two of ‘For All Mankind’ will premiere on Apple TV+ on February 19, with Cynthy Wu, Coral Peña and Casey W. Johnson joining the cast.
Awkwafina Joining Cast of 'Swan Song' on Apple TV+
Awkwafina, real name Nora Lum, has joined the cast of ‘Swan Song’ on Apple TV+ and will star alongside Mahershala Ali and Naomie Harris.
Babbel Language Learning Lifetime Subscription (All Languages): $199
We have a deal on a lifetime subscription for Babbel, the language learning software. With Babbel, you get to practice with 10-15 minute bite-sized lessons, and Babbel uses speech recognition technology to keep your pronunciation on point. And, it comes with 10,000 hours of online language education. A lifetime subscription is $199 through our deal, and it covers all 14 languages.
Apple TV’s Psychological Thriller ‘Losing Alice’ Debuts on January 22
Apple revealed on Thursday that the eight-episode “Losing Alice” will premiere globally on January 22, 2021 with the first three episodes.
Apple and Verizon Partner on iPhone 12 ‘Fleet Swap’ Enterprise Program
Fleet Swap lets a business trade in its entire fleet of iPhones at once and upgrade to any iPhone 12 model without an upfront cost.
M1 Reviews, Dave's New Air – TMO Daily Observations 2020-11-19
Charlotte Henry and Dave Hamilton join host Kelly Guimont to discuss the reviews of the new M1 Macs, including Dave’s new M1 MacBook Air.
Apple Releases iOS 14.2.1 for iPhone 12 Specific Bugs
Apple has released iOS 14.2.1 on Thursday and it’s only available for iPhone 12 models due to certain bugs affecting customers.
CASETiFY Offers Early Black Friday Deals to Email Subscribers
Smartphone case manufacturer CASETiFY is offering early access to its 2020 Black Friday sales for people who sign up to the company’s email list. Buy 1 get 10% off, Buy 2 get 25% off, Buy 3 get 30% off (excluding licensed products / brand co-labs). The deals will be available to everyone on November 23.
Google Stadia Game Streaming is Coming to iOS
Google’s Stadia game service is arriving to iOS in the future after being absent from the platform for over a year due to Apple’s restrictions.
How Oprah Could Interview President Barack Obama in The 'Same' Room
In the latest The Oprah Conversation episode, in which Oprah Winfrey interviews President Barack Obama, the two appear in the ‘same’ room. In fact, they were on two different coasts of the U.S. The team at Harpo Productions explained to Oprah Magazine how it all worked.
To ensure a sense of total seamlessness, the two rooms’ identical furniture was arranged with “extremely precise” measurements. The production teams in D.C. and Santa Barbara used the same cameras, lenses, lighting, and audio equipment, to avoid discrepancies. To incorporate the green screen technology, the 44th president was instructed not to wear any green or white garments, and steer clear of shiny shoes, according to the production team. Further, he couldn’t drink water from a clear glass, as it would “disappear” before the green screen, making it look like he was sipping water out of nothing. Oprah and Obama sipped from matching tea mugs. Finally, once the spaces were arranged, Obama and Oprah really did meet in a shared room—a hybrid of real and virtual.