With Tuesday's film Bafta award nominations, Apple TV's smash hit "F1: The Movie" continues its run of awards nominations, with "The Lost Bus" assisting this time.Multi-award nominee "F1: The Movie" can be bought or streamed via AppleFollowing its Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, "F1" has also been acknowledged by the film awards of the UK's British Academy of Film and Television Arts (Bafta). Bafta splits its awards into different categories, with two television ones yet to be announced, so for now, Apple TV has three nominations for "F1: The Movie":Best Editing Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

Macworld Following the release of iOS 16.2 on Friday, December 12, the first beta release of iOS 26.3 was made available to developers a few days later, on December 15. We expect a final release to the public sometime in late January or early February. This is reportedly the last minor refresh before iOS 26.4 brings the revamped Siri upgrade we’ve waited over a year to get. Update January 26: The third beta of iOS 26.3 has been released. It is unclear what is new—Apple doesn’t issue release notes for beta updates—but support for the new AirTags is probably included. Foundry iOS 26.3 beta: What’s new The iOS 26.3 beta does not feature many obvious changes. Most of them appear…

Microsoft and others had at least years, if not more than a decade, to get tablet computers right — but then on January 27, 2010, Apple brought out the iPad and showed them how it should be done.Steve Jobs demonstrating the original iPadIt's well known that Apple likes secrecy, but generally it's assumed that the company just doesn't talk about anything until it is ready. (Apple Intelligence notwithstanding.)But just sometimes, Apple will out and out lie. Steve Jobs did, for instance, when he was being pressed about the Amazon Kindle, and didn't want to reveal that Apple Books was coming. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

Apple’s new AirTag (second generation), now with an expanded finding range and a louder speaker. If you have an Apple Watch Series 9 or later, excluding Apple Watch SE models, or Apple Watch Ultra 2 or later with watchOS 26.2.1 or later, you can add an item to Control Center then use Precision Finding to find a nearby AirTag (2nd generation). Apple’s original AirTags are not supported. These are the minimum requirements for Precision Finding on your Apple Watch: • Your Apple Watch must be an Apple Watch Series 9 or later (excluding Apple Watch SE models) or Apple Watch Ultra 2 or later with watchOS 26.2.1 or later. • To ensure that all of your items appear in Find My, update…

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Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the original iPad 16 years ago today, marking over one and a half decades of the company's "revolutionary" tablet. Jobs unveiled the first-generation ‌iPad‌ at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco on January 27, 2010. Designed to fill the gap between smartphones and laptops, the original ‌iPad‌ featured a 9.7-inch LED-backlit multitouch display, Apple's first custom designed chip, a 30-pin dock connector, and up to 64GB storage. With a starting price of $499, it offered users a new way to browse the web, read eBooks, watch videos, and interact with Apple's growing app ecosystem. Jobs described it as "a magical and revolutionary device." iPad is our most advanced technology in a…