We have a deal on the Naztech USB to MFi Lightning 12′ extra long cable. That’s a twelve foot Lightning cable! I imagine that many of us haven’t needed such a thing, but those who do really needed one. And, you can get it for $22.99 through our deal.
Why Ted Lasso Became the Apple TV+ Breakout Hit
Ted Lasso has been a huge, unexpected breakout hit for Apple TV+. Yes, it’s a lovely show, but nobody has yet really put their finger on how or why this happened. (We discussed it briefly on Wednesday’s Daily Observations.) Vox attempted to explain the success.
M. Night Shyamalan Explains 'Servant' Episode 206
Creator M. Knight Shyamalan guides viewers through episode six of season two of Apple TV+ show Servant in a video that landed Wednesday. He encourages those watching to go beyond rational explanations through the characters’ experiences and consider who they really believe.
BMW Could be Good Apple Car Partner, Say Analysts
According to analysts, BMW would be an excellent partner for the Apple Car, although it may be wary of entering into such a relationship.
The Latest Episode of Bryan is The Worst – TMO Daily Observations 2021-02-24
Charlotte Henry and Bryan Chaffin join host Kelly Guimont to discuss Apple’s acquisitions, both public and not-so-public.
Share Your COVID-19 Stories With Apple News Today
The Apple News Today podcast wants listeners to send in their stories about life during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Apple Files Update to 'Final Cut Pro' Trademark Allowing For Cloud Subscription Option
Apple updated the Final Cut Pro trademark earlier this week. Spotted by Patently Apple, it indicated that Apple could introduce a subscription model for the video editing software.
On Monday Apple filed an update to their trademark ‘Final Cut Pro’ in Europe adding Nice Classification #42 that hints that Apple could decide to go the way of Microsoft’s subscription model for Final Cut Pro by adding in that class verbiage covering “rental of software.” When you go directly to the WIPO IP Portal under Class 42 one of the first things that you’ll see listed is a header titled “This Class includes, in particular.” Under its third point it states: Class 42 covers Software as a service (known as SaaS). So it’s not just a boiler plate entry from Apple, it’s a core value.
Apple Arcade Is Better than Dr. Mac Expected
Now that Dr. Mac has an Arcade subscription for free, he’s been enjoying the games more than he thought he would.
Amazon’s Mac Cloud Supports macOS Big Sur on EC2
Amazon announced on Wednesday that customers of its Mac-in-the-cloud service can start running macOS Big Sur images on EC2 instances.
Apple Makes a New Acquisition Every Three to Four Weeks
Apple has acquired 100 companies over the last six years, Tim Cook has told shareholders – about one acquisition every three to four weeks.