First Batch of Apple Arcade Games Removed as Developer Contracts End

Apple today removed 15 games from Apple Arcade, just over two weeks after it listed the first batch of titles set to leave the subscription service due to developer contract expirations.

Apple Lifts Mask Mandate For Corporate Employees

Workers at Apple's corporate locations will now get to choose whether or not they wear a face mask when at the office.

Third-Party Browsers Starting to Support Apple Pay in iOS 16 Betas

Apple has added Apple Pay support to third-party browsers in recent betas of iOS 16 and iPadOS 16.

Apple YouTube Video Answers Often-asked iPhone Switching Queries

Apple has published a new video to its official YouTube account to try and answer many of the potential questions Android users may have about switching over to an iPhone.

iPhone 14 Still to Boast Performance Improvement Despite Sticking With A15 Chip

The standard iPhone 14 models will still have better performance than the iPhone 13, despite containing the same A15 Bionic chip.

Apple's Online Store is Currently Down in Some Countries

Apple's online store is currently down in some countries, including the United States, Canada, Australia, France.

Latest iOS 16 Beta Further Suggests Always-On Display Coming to iPhone 14 Pro

A new detail found in the iOS 16 beta could be the latest indication that Apple is indeed planning to bring always-on display functionality to the upcoming high-end iPhones.

Apple Testing New App Store ad Placements Very Soon

Apple will soon test a pair of new ad placements on the App Store that will give developers more opportunities to get their apps discovered by users.

Apple Once Again Delays First Apple Store in India Until Next Year

Apple has once again delayed the opening of its first physical retail store in India, The Economic Times reports.

Apple Releases Fourth tvOS 16 Beta For Developer Testing

Apple has provided developer beta testers a new fourth build of tvOS 16 to try out on the Apple TV.

Apple Begins Selling Refurbished iPhone 12 Mini in U.S. For First Time

Apple today began selling a certified refurbished iPhone 12 mini model in the U.S. for the first time since the device was released in October 2020.

Production Quality Problems Force Apple to Change iPhone 14 Suppliers

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that it appears the iPhone 14's rear lenses have caused problems for one supplier, causing Apple to adjust its component orders until the manufacturing issue is resolved.

Apple Seeds Fourth Betas of iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 to Developers

Registered developers can download the iOS and ‌iPadOS 16‌ profiles from the Apple Developer Center, and once installed, the betas will be available over the air.

Apple Has Applied for 248 Car-Related Patents Since 2000

Apple has filed for and published a total 248 automobile-related patents since 2000.

Apple Replaces Last Remaining Intel-Made Component in M2 MacBook Air

In the M2 MacBook Air, Apple has replaced an Intel-made component responsible for controlling the USB and Thunderbolt ports with a custom-made controller.

Apple Reportedly Scaling Up iPhone 14 Orders While Android Brands Struggle

Apple has scaled up its orders for iPhone 14 components, in contrast to faltering Android devices, DigiTimes reports.

Apple Lists Products Eligible for Upcoming Sales Tax Holidays in Nine U.S. States

Apple has detailed which of its products are eligible for upcoming sales tax holidays in select U.S. states.

Netflix Rolling Out External Subscription Button For iOS Users

Now Netflix is rolling out an option in its iOS app that takes users to its website in order to finish a new Netflix subscription.

HomePod and HomePod Mini Gain Support for Swedish and Norwegian

While not mentioned in the release notes, the update adds support for Siri in Swedish and Norwegian on the HomePod and HomePod mini.

'Apple Computer A' Prototype Apple-1 Owned by Steve Jobs Heads to Auction

A prototype "Apple Computer A" Apple-1 computer that was owned by Steve Jobs is up for auction starting today, and it is expected to fetch upwards of $500,000.

Apple Set to Expand Supplier Roster For iPhone 14 Launch

In an effort to avoid supply chain shortages, Apple has continued diversifying the suppliers for its next iPhone.

Apple Releases iOS 15.6 With New Live Sports Features, Storage Bug Fix and More

Apple today released iOS 15.6 and iPadOS 15.6, the sixth major updates to the iOS and iPadOS 15 operating systems.

Apple Releases WatchOS 8.7 With Bug Fixes And Security Updates

The final release of watchOS 8.7 featuring bug fixes is now available to download.

Apple's iPhone 14 Supply Chain Well-prepared To Fill Single-supplier Gaps

Apple's upcoming iPhone 14 is facing supply-related issues, but the company's large and diversified chain should be able to make up for short-term shortages, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.