Fresh from the Observation Deck, there’s ugliness around iPhone production, Travelin’ Tim’s off to Arizona, and no rest for developers.
Season Two of 'Slow Horses' Now Streaming: How to Watch the Espionage Comedy on Apple TV+
Season two of the espionage comedy “Slow Horses” is now streaming on Apple TV+, and we’re showing you how to watch it on Apple TV+.
Apple Releases New Betas for iPhone, iPad, Mac and More
Thursday, Apple released new betas for the iPhone, iPad, Mac and more. The new version is expected to roll out later in December.
Gurman: 'realityOS' for Apple's New Mixed-Reality Headset Changes Name to 'xrOS'
Reports indicate that the operating system for Apple’s next-generation mixed reality headset may go by the name “xrOS”.
Apple's Emergency SOS Via Satellite Feature for iPhone 14 Saves A Stranded Man in Alaska
The iPhone 14 emergency SOS recently saved a man who was stranded in the state of Alaska and activated the feature.
Coinbase Claims Apple 'Blocked Its Last' Wallet iOS App Release Following New Policy on NFTs
Coinbase claimed that the App Store’s new policy on NFT disabled sending of NFTs through its Wallet iOS app.
But Just Wait 14 Months - TMO Daily Observations 2022-12-02
Want a positive spin on the current quarter? Ken tries to convince TMO Managing Editor Jeff Butts how great things will look for Apple in Q1FY24 – provided nothing goes wrong. Also – Android is getting one communications app to rule them all (and ditch the green text bubbles). Jeff fills us in on Sunbird.
Opening an Apple Card This Holiday Season Can Net 5% Back on Apple Purchases
A new holiday promotion for the Apple Card finds new applicants receiving 5% cash back on select Apple purchases.
Concerns in China and More On the Terrible Craziness That Is Twitter These Days
Apple and China news, high crazy by tweet, and tweaking Apple’s Crash Detection. Those are the sorts of things we’re noticing from the Observation Deck today.
Google Doodle Allows Users to Create Their Own Game to Celebrate Life of Developer Jerry Lawson
A new Google Doodle now allows users to create their own games in celebration of the life and work of developer Jerry Lawson.
