Benjamin Mayo is a Journalist and Indie Developer at 9to5Mac. He covers a wide range of topics including Apple news, consumer electronics, and mobile apps, while also delving into the realms of entertainment and technology. Benjamin's work has been featured in Knowledia, Newswav, and 9to5Mac, showcasing his insights into the tech and entertainment industries.
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Benjamin Mayo's coverage predominantly focuses on product promotions, content & publishing, and entertainment news related to Apple products and services. He frequently features press releases and private sector announcements concerning Apple, Apple TV+, iPhone, and Apple Watch.
Given his focus on these topics, Benjamin may be interested in pitches providing exclusive insights into upcoming developments or expert commentary regarding new product launches or changes within the tech industry. Additionally, he might be open to interviews with individuals who have insider knowledge about the latest trends or future plans of companies operating in this space.
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On Tim Cook's final earnings call before formally resigning as Apple's CEO, artificial intelligence was a hot topic of conversation.
By: Benjamin Mayo
The Apple-owned Shazam app today announced its first ever Artist Sticker Pack, available for free as part of the latest update to the Shazam app.
By: Benjamin Mayo
The ongoing Apple-OpenAI lawsuit of alleged trade secrets theft continues, with OpenAI today filing a motion to have the case dismissed by a federal judge.
By: Benjamin Mayo
The ongoing Apple-OpenAI lawsuit of alleged trade secrets theft continues, with OpenAI today filing a motion to have the case...
The Apple TV streaming service launched a new commercial this week alongside the premiere of Ted Lasso season four.
By: Benjamin Mayo
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman goes into some detail today about the future for the Apple Watch product line
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman wrote today that Apple is planning a return of the much-beloved ceramic Apple Watch. In fact, Gurman says a new ceramic Watch could go on sale as soon as this year.
iOS 27 beta 5 has further expanded the new Siri voice customization options. In earlier betas, the new Pace and Expressivity sliders were only available for the two newly-introduced Siri voices that have an American accent.
Marketed as a streaming service of originals, the Apple TV streaming service has been slowly growing its catalog of exclusive TV shows and movies.
By: Benjamin Mayo
If you are a big Apple Watch app user on the beta this summer, you may have noticed that some number of existing apps do not launch on watchOS 27.
