Apple resists UK regulator demands to open up iOS browsers, citing security risks
Offering third parties free WebKit updates might give them an unfair advantage over Safari
iPhone 16e debuts Apple's first in-house modem, putting it one step closer to cutting ties with Qualcomm
The C1 modem brings better efficiency but lacks mmWave
Apple launches iPhone 16e: a cheaper iPhone 16 or a more expensive SE?
Apple's most affordable iPhone now starts at $599
The big picture: Apple has introduced a redesigned version of its entry-level iPhone that is also debuting new branding. The iPhone 16e is based on the flat-edge design that Apple reintroduced with the iPhone 12 and comes packed with modern hardware and software capabilities – but at a price point that significantly increases the cost of entry compared to the old SE.
Apple considers monetizing Maps to strengthen services revenue
Search ads could have an averse impact on the Maps experience
Apple now selling refurbished M4 MacBook Pros and Mac minis in the US and Europe
Full functionality at a reduced price
Apple now allows purchase transfers between accounts, with limitations
The migration process involves many different steps and preconditions
Apple fixes another actively exploited zero-day vulnerability on iPhone and iPad
New security update might re-enable Apple Intelligence
Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 reviewed: new design, ANC and heart-rate monitor
The new Powerbeats Pro 2, powered by Apple's H2 SoC, feature a heart-rate sensor, ANC, spatial audio and adaptive EQ. With up to 10 hours of battery life, they work well with both iOS and Android. However, the heart-rate sensor is limited to iOS at launch, and the price remains high.
UK government orders Apple to open a backdoor into all encrypted iCloud accounts
Let's see how far this goes after the dust settles
Redesigned iPhone SE 4 could debut next week with major changes, AI features
The next budget iPhone may be priced higher than the outgoing model
Malicious apps on Android and iOS scan screenshots to steal cryptocurrencies
SparkCat malware targets mobile users' crypto wallet keys
Apple M5 chip enters mass production, promising improved efficiency, performance, and upgraded cores
M5 will use TSMC's N3P fabrication process
Apple Invites social event planner takes on Partiful, Evite, and Paperless Post
Apple's event app is free, but there's a catch
Global smartphone market grew 7% in 2024 as vendors brace for a challenging 2025
Tariffs could make smartphones more expensive
US business giants line up to cut deals with Elon Musk as billionaire expands influence in Washington
Investment in X increases as Musk's DOGE gains access to government funding systems
Apple Watch owners could get up to $50 from battery lawsuit settlement
Submit a claim by the April 10 deadline
Apple reports record quarter despite iPhone sales dip
Apple Intelligence is not driving upgrades
Apple has been secretly working with Starlink to bring satellite connectivity to iPhones
In brief: Apple has been secretly collaborating with SpaceX and T-Mobile to integrate Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet into the latest iPhone software. The fruits of the partnership came to light this week with the release of iOS 18.3, which now supports connecting to SpaceX's orbiting Starlink network. Essentially, this functionality allows your iPhone to surf the web and more via satellite when cellular service is out of range.
Apple patches actively exploited zero-day vulnerability on iOS devices
The release also introduces new features powered by Apple Intelligence
Apple misses deadline for next-gen CarPlay with no new timeline in sight
Delayed but not canceled, Cupertino reaffirms commitment to the project
Siri's new AI smarts fail at sports trivia, claims Philadelphia Eagles won 33 Super Bowls
New ChatGPT integration with Siri is failing spectacularly
Beta or not, Apple Intelligence becomes a default iOS setting across devices
"Privacy. That's iPhone"
Cutting corners: Apple Intelligence is now an "opt-out" feature across the entire Apple ecosystem, despite still being marketed as a beta product. Most users aren't keen to have incomplete features forced upon them, but shoving AI down everybody's throat is a popular trend among corporations dabbling in the technology.
A Colorado police department is giving away Apple AirTags to fight car theft
AirTags, loved by law enforcement and criminals alike
Parallels introduces x86 emulation for Apple Silicon Macs
The tool previously only supported Arm-based Windows on M-series Macs