iPhone 13 new Color Just Leaked — and it Looks Gorgeous

The iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Por Max could come with a new matte black color.

Third-Party Accessory Makers Can Access U1 Chip in iPhones for Find My

Apple today announced the launch of its Find My network accessory program, which lets third-party accessories integrate with the ‌Find My‌ app.

WhatsApp Testing Allowing iOS Users To Migrate Chat History To Android

The good news is that WhatsApp is finally about to do something about transfer photos and contacts.

Credible Leaker Says New iMac to Feature 'Really Big' Display Larger Than Current 27-inch Model

According to l0vetodream, the new model replacing the 27-inch size will feature a larger display.

Apple Stops Code Signing iOS 14.4.1 After Release of iOS 14.4.2 With Security Fix

Apple has stopped signing code for iOS 14.4.1 after releasing iOS 14.4.2, which included a fix for an actively exploited security flaw.

US iPhone Users Spent an Average of $138 on The App Store in 2020

U.S. iPhone users spent an average of $138 on apps in 2020, an increase of 38% year-over-year, and that figure is poised to increase in 2021.

Apple Now Rejecting App Updates That Defy iOS 14.5 App Tracking Transparency Rules

Apple rejecting apps that collect data for 'device fingerprinting'.

Next iPhone SE to Feature 4.7-Inch Display, 2023 Version to Have Hole Punch Full Screen Design

Analyst: iPhone SE adding 5G in 2022, hole-punch design coming in 2023

Apple Reveals Details of iOS 14.5 Battery Recalibration on iPhone 11

The iOS 14.5 update will add a battery recalibration system for the iPhone 11 series to fix drifting data.

Apple's First 13-Inch MacBook Pro With Retina Display Now Classified as 'Obsolete'

Apple today added the late 2012 13-inch MacBook Pro, the first 13-inch MacBook Pro to ship with a Retina display, to its list of obsolete products.

Disney World Launches MagicBand for iPhone and Apple Watch With Animations and Express Mode Support

Disney today announced the launch of MagicBand support for iPhone and Apple Watch in a service called "Disney MagicMobile," which uses the Wallet app.

Study finds Android Shares 20x More Data With Google Than iOS Does With Apple

A study conducted found that a typical Android handset collects some 20 times more data than a comparable iPhone.

Apple Will Hold WWDC 2021 Online June 7 Through June 11

Apple has confirmed it will be holding WWDC 2021 in June as usual.

Apple Researching Mac Pro's 'Cheese Grater' Design for Other Devices Like iPhone

Apple is researching expanding the 2019 Mac Pro's distinctive "cheese grater" lattice design to other devices.

Apple Offering Paid Time off for Employees Getting COVID-19 Vaccine

Apple encouraging employees to get COVID-19 vaccine with paid time off.

Apple Expanding Independent Repair Provider Program Worldwide

Apple to expand Independent Repair Provider program worldwide.

Apple Considering Ruggedized Apple Watch for Release as Soon as 2021

Apple is reportedly considering an Apple Watch variant aimed at extreme users, and it may arrive as soon as the fall.

iOS 12.5.2: iPhone 6 Users Need This Critical Update Now, Apple Recommends

If you have an iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 5s, iPad Air, iPad mini 2 or 3, this update is for you.

Apple Releases iOS and iPadOS 14.4.2 to Fix Actively Exploited Security Vulnerability

Apple today released iOS and iPadOS 14.4.2, minor security updates that come close to three weeks after the release ofiOS/iPadOS 14.4.1and more than a month after theiOS/iPadOS 14.4 updates.The iOS and iPadOS 14.4.2 updates can be downloaded for free and the software is available on all eligible devices over-the-air in the Settings app. To access the new software, go to Settings > General > Software Update.According to Apple's release notes, the software provides an important security fixes and should be installed by all users. Asecurity support documentsays that the update fixes a vulnerability that was actively exploited.Impact: Processing maliciously crafted web content may lead to universal cross site scripting. Apple is aware of a report that this issue may have been actively exploited.Apple has fixed the issue by improved management of object lifetimes.Apple has also released iOS and iPadOS 12.5.2, security updates that are available for older devices.Source: Macrumors

iPhone 11 Pro Survives 30-day Dive in a Deep-freezing Lake [Video]

Two weeks ago, we reported that an iPhonesurvived six months at the bottom of a lake. Now, a new story shows an iPhone 11 Pro that survived a 30-day dive in a deep-freezing lake in Canada.CTV Newsreportsthat a woman named Angie Carriere was celebrating her 50th birthday in an ice fishing spot in Waskesiu Lake, Saskatchewan when she accidentally dropped her iPhone 11 Pro into the lake.“I had the phone on my knee, the tend blows up, I go to grab the tend and down there it goes,” told Angie Carriere to CTV News.She said that before her iPhone dropped in the lake, she was telling her daughter to be careful with her own phone. Although 30 days had passed, Angie still wanted to retrieve her iPhone so that she could at least try to get replaced by Apple.She went back to Waskesiu Lake, and after two hours with a fishing hook with magnets, she was able to retrieve her phone. After taking it home, she then charged the iPhone 11 Pro, and by surprise, it was working perfectly fine.“There’s not...

iPhone 13 Aiming for Late September Launch, Report Says

More specifically, Apple could debut the iPhone 13 the third week of September.

iPhone 12 Pro Max is Among 'Best Smartphones of 2021' Says Consumer Reports

Apple's iPhone 12 Pro Max is among the best smartphones of 2021 and is the top iPhone of the year.

Apple Claims iOS Developers Can Bypass the App Store by Creating Web Apps

Apple has responded to an Australian antitrust complaint by claiming that it is already possible for iOS developers to bypass the App Store.

Arizona Senate Declines to Vote on App Store Payments Bill

Arizona lawmakers on Wednesday did not vote on — or discuss — a hotly contested bill that sought to allow third-party payment systems on app stores run by Apple and Google, with one outspoken critic claiming Apple brokered a "backroom deal" to quash the legislation before it reached the floor.The Arizona Senate was scheduled to debate and vote on an amendment to Arizona HB2005 today, but the action waspassed overwithout explanation, reportsThe Verge.Earlier this month, Arizona's House of Representatives passed HB2005, sending the bill to the state Senate for discussion and potential enactment. The legislation prohibits companies managing large app stores, like Apple'sApp Store, from forcing developers to use one type of in-app payment system. Directed at Apple and Google, which foist first-party methods on app purveyors, the bill also bans said app store custodians from retaliating against app makers who use third-party systems.Apple and Google reportedlylobbied har...