Apple

Hollywood purists and Netflix haters get ready because the company that's seemingly trying to take over the world is now one step closer to their goal.

Although most smartphones are capable of getting the job done, it's good to know a little bit more about them before you commit, especially now that we're all a little more tech savvy

Apple's business model is changing, with the company's CFO Luca Maestri claiming that unit sales are less relevant to them than they were in the past.

Apple's fall event is where they tend to introduce other products such as new generations of iPads and laptops.

When you have too many of these subscriptions they're also an easy way to lose money without knowing where it went.

It didn't take long for Apple's new batch of iPhones to run into some trouble. Users are complaining about the devices' poor battery life and the problems they've encountered when trying to charge the phones from an outlet.

While the software's latest features aren't all that catchy, the company delivered what they promised: a software that runs smoothly and that got rid of the peskiest bugs.

Recent reports from Mac analysts suggest that Apple may get rid of the Touch ID feature in their new batch of phones, choosing to stick with Face ID since that's the security measure that most users are excited about.

Their new phones are being unveiled next month.

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