It's November, which means the countdown to the holiday season is on and the days we have for buying gifts are numbered. A new report from ARRIS says that 71% of folks surveyed are worried about how inflation will affect tech prices.
Twelve South has debuted the HoverBar Tower, a “tower of power” for workouts and hands-free iPad use. It launches as an Apple retail exclusive.
The Pixelmator Team has released Pixelmator Pro 3.1, an update of its image editor designed exclusively for the Mac. The new version adds macOS Ventura and AVIF image support.
OWC has announced the new OWC Atlas Memory Cards and Reader. The line-up includes the Atlas Pro SD V60, Atlas Pro SD V90, Atlas Pro CFexpress, Atlas Ultra CFexpress, and Atlas FXR.
“Causeway,” an intimate portrait of a soldier struggling to adjust to her life after returning home to New Orleans and starring Jennifer Lawrence premieres November 4 on Apple TV+.
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Apple will continue to use modem chips from Qualcomm for next year’s iPhone 15 line-up, reports Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
Apple’s unionized retail store in Towson, Maryland is filing a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board after it was excluded from some benefits, reports Bloomberg.
Apple has updated its Mac versions of GarageBand, MainStage, and Logic Pro. All the updates are available at the Mac App Store.
Apple ranks second in the “Most Attractive Employers of 2022” list in the U.S. and number one globally. The list was compiled by Universum, an employee branding specialist.
Counting iPads, Apple is the top global PC maker with 22.2% market share in the third quarter of 2022.
Laptops continued to struggle this year as shipments declined -15% compared to last year, according to a new report by Strategy Analytics. However, Apple’s Mac laptops are the exception.
Apple’s retail store in Glasgow, Scotland, has become the first UK store to unionize, reports The Herald Scotland.
TrendForce finds that the capacity utilization rates of the iPhone production lines in China have climbed back to around 70% as the local outbreaks of COVID are being gradually brought under control.
A new study conducted by CX Innovation Officer of Arise, Jonathan Shroyer, found that 83.5% of people play video games regularly. And exactly who is playing might surprise you
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