Apple has rounded out the big four television networks and has added them to their Apple TV offerings. Â Including a brand new television network called M2M.
These new channels are available now.
Apple’s streaming music service has hit yet another milestone. The tech giant said Monday over 15 million people are now using Apple Music, 6.5 million of which are paying for the service.
Speaking at WSJDLive, The Wall Street Journal’s global technology conference, Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company has 6.5 million paying customers for Apple Music and 8.5 million customers on three-month free trials.Â
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While speaking at last night's WSJDLive conference, Tim Cook stated that the new Apple TV device "will begin shipping next week, with pre-orders Monday". He also discussed about the device itself.  Stating how the new device will be the "foundation" of a new TV experience.  He also discussed other topics of interest.
The new fourth-generation Apple TV will be available for $149 with 32 GB of storage and $199 with 64 GB of storage.
For anyone that uses Linux or Unix, they know about the Root User option. Â This is a username that allows anyone to have access to the entire Unix/Linux operating system, and should only be used by System Administrators.
Mac OS X 10.11 now has the ability to disable this feature so one doesn't have to worry about users gaining access to an entire system. Â Here's how:
