Ever since the announcement of Jay Z‘s TIDAL music streaming service, the criticism has been nearly relentless. It is now emerging from insiders that tech giant Apple might be attempting to sabotage TIDAL in a bid to crush the service ahead of the release of its own streaming service, Beats Music.
Pharrell Williams held a special Earth Day concert at the Apple headquarters yesterday, April 22.
The fruit wizards of Cupertino are masters at generating a frenzy about their new products. The upcoming Apple Watch is no exception; becoming the talk of the world-wide web a couple of days out ahead of its April 10 pre-order date.
Earlier Monday (Mar. 9), tech giant Apple announced for the second time the arrival of its entry into the wearables sweepstakes, the Apple Watch. Naturally, Apple fans and tech fans alike are hoping to learn more about the highly-anticipated device.
You knew Apple’s “spring forward” event today was going to be epic because of the Apple Watch. But the company that Steve Jobs built put a bid in to break the Internet by debuting a gold MacBook.
Apple earlier this month released a beta version of its OS X 10.10.3 operating system, complete with an array of updates. On Monday (Feb. 23), a newer version of the beta operating system was unveiled and gives users the options of racially diverse emojis.
Apple today released their 2014 iTunes Store awards, highlighting the best music, movies, TV shows, apps, books and podcasts of the year.
The great mystery of Beats Music’s fate has now been solved.
Apple is moving past their recent mishaps and rolling full steam ahead with the unveiling of the iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini 3.
The iPhone 6 has come under much scrutiny for their malleability when it comes to bending their frame. Apple rival Samsung seized the opportunity to go in for the kill as the October 14 of their Galaxy Note 4 is right around the corner. Durability hasn’t been a selling point for Samsung up until this […]
Music fans who like to know what classic samples and past songs were used to craft their favorite Hip-Hop and R&B hits probably know about music discovery website and iOS app WhoSampled. The popular service has launched on the Android platform, and will most certainly add to the 1 million people who currently using the tool.
Apple’s intended 2014 takeover has experienced far too many bumps in the road than their technological highway would have liked to allow.
