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Complaints about the potential lifespan of Apple Silicon Mac storage are causing concern that the current crop of M1 Macs could stop working within a few years — and have been stoked by unanswered questions, unreliable data, and a silent Apple.

Sometimes you just need to change Apple Watch settings to make the face readable, but there's also a bug that means it will sometimes appear too dim no matter what you do.

Apple on Monday opened applications for an online Entrepreneur Camp for female App Store founders and developers slated for July.

Apple on Monday announced integration of App Clips analytics data in App Store Connect, allowing developers to study how users engage with the new iOS 14 feature.

Claiming the Australian government has agreed to amendments in its proposed media law changes, Facebook has announced that it will restore news pages in the region.

Spotlight is the most under-used feature of macOS, and it is waiting to transform how you do your work from finding files to checking the weather, and contacting people.

In an interview detailing Spotify's long-term profitability goals, CEO Daniel Ek says his company's strength in the fact of rivals like Apple Music is that it can "play nice" on any platform.

If you have a DSLR or mirrorless camera, you may want to start using RAW images instead of JPEG files. Here's what you need to know about using the higher-quality images in Photos on macOS.

  Members of theApple TV+ hit sports comedy "Ted Lasso," will be appearing at PaleyFest LA 2021 to take part in a virtual panel. The Paley Center for Media has announced its lineup for PaleyFest LA 2021, a festival celebrating noteworthy television programming. This year, PaleyFest will be holding a 20th Anniversary Conversation with members of the cast and creative team of shows like Apple TV+s "Ted Lasso," HBOs "Six Feet Under," and FXs "What We Do in the Shadows." "I get to speak for the w...

  A HomePod could potentially help save lives without getting into contact with other people, with Apple looking into 360-degree radar systems that can detect vital signs and medical conditions of individuals. One of the chief benefits of positioning systems like radar is the ability to find where items, obstacles, or other people are in relation to the scanning system. However, systems like radar can typically only provide a limited set of data for use. This can result in knowing the genera...