A new report claims that Apple will hold its big press event to officially introduce new products, including the rumored 4-inch iPhone SE, on the week of March 21. Re/code reports: Attention Apple nerds, investors, media and everyone else who needs to know when Tim Cook’s next product event is going to be held: It’s going to be the week of March 21. Or to put it another way, it’s not going to be on March 15, the time frame that other outlets previously reported, according to several sources. It is not clear if the event was moved or if this was the same timing as Apple had always planned. Previous reports pegged the date as March 15, but it’s unclear if the event was rescheduled or the previous date was simply in error. In addition to the iPhone SE, the March event is expected to show off a new 9.7-inch version of the iPad Pro, along with some new Apple Watch bands. Can you wait another week for the 4-inch iPhone SE? Let us know! iPhone 5se iPhone 5se preview …

You can manage your Apple Music subscription from your Mac, all you need is iTunes. If you’ve subscribed to Apple Music and would like to change your subscription from an individual to family plan or back, you can do it from your Mac. All you need is iTunes 12.2 or later. You can also use this to toggle off auto-renewal, so if you’re not sold on the service, you can make sure you aren’t charged once the trial is over. How to switch between Individual and Family Plans for Apple Music on your Mac Open iTunes. Click on your name. Select Account Info. Enter your Apple ID and password, then click View Account. Under Settings, look for Subscriptions, then click the Manage link. Look for Apple Music Membership and click the Edit link. You can change from an individual to family plan under Renewal Options. When you’re finished, click the Done button. How to turn off Apple Music auto-renewal on your Mac Open iTunes. Click on your name. Select Account Info. Enter your Apple ID and pass…

Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery, who stated earlier this week his office in Arizona would stop issuing iPhones to its employees a result of the company’s current legal dispute with the FBI, tried to defend his decision in a interview on Fox News. Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com Fox and Friends Weekend anchor Clayton Morris asked Montgomery which phone operating system he would use, since both Google and Microsoft have also come out publically in support of Apple’s decision not to create a way to circumvent the iPhone’s security for the FBI. Montgomery responded by saying if that is the case, it should give the U.S. Congress the motivation to ”reset everything back to where it was” … whatever that means. Morris tried to push the point that many iPhone owners don’t want the federal government to have access to their iPhone if the company caves into the FBI’s demands. Montgomery responded by saying he has more faith in the U.S. Constitution to protect a perso…

The iMore show brings you everything you need to know about the week in iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple! On this episode Georgia reacts to Facebook and analyzes Tim Cook’s body language, Daniel sums up MWC and pencil-gesture-gate, and Rene talks iPad rumors and FBI vs. Apple. Plus our podcast mics and your questions answered! Note: We’re still having issues with Google Hangouts dropping video and not syncing audio, so no video again this week. We’re looking into alternatives, though, and hope to have it back soon! Our sensational sponsors Casper: Get $50 toward any mattress purchase by going to casper.com/imore and using code imore. MailRoute: Stop spam today with a free 30-day trial of MailRoute: go to mailroute.net/imore. Wealthfront: Sign up and Wealthfront will manage your first $15,000 entirely free of charge— for life. Claim your offer today at wealthfront.com/imore. Interesting in sponsoring the iMore show? Get in touch! Listen now Sub…

With an active Apple Music subscription, it’s very easy to add new music to your iTunes library. When you subscribe to Apple Music, you can add to your own iTunes music library the many millions of tracks available through the service. It’s important to note, however, that you don’t own these tracks. Really, you’re renting them. So if you sign out of Apple Music, or let your subscription expire or lapse, these tracks will disappear. Still, this is a great way to fill out your collection with tons of great stuff that you can listen to whenever you want — as long as you have an active Apple Music subscription. You will not be charged anything additional to make these songs part of your own iTunes library, but you do need an active subscription. If you don’t, the music you’ve added will disappear — unless you buy your own copy from iTunes (or another music service) and add it to your library permanently. How to add Apple Music tracks to your Mac iTunes library Open iTunes. Fi…

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Happy Saturday, iMore! Because Rich is awesome, he’s letting us run some of his Mac-themed comics from the Diesel Sweeties archive on weekends. Bonus comics, woo! We hope you enjoy. Read more comics from the Pixel Project on iMore.com. …