Why Apple Is Wrong To Drop Face ID

There are plenty of rumors that Apple is planning to drop FaceID. To do so would be a mistake.

Apple Proposes Settlement Agreement in South Korea

Apple responded earlier this year, accepting that it was in a powerful position, but denying that the arrangement was unfair.

Apple Reportedly Shifting to new Keyboard Design in 2019/2020 MacBooks

Apple will use New Scissor-Switch Keyboard in future MacBooks, starting with 2019 MacBook Air Refresh.

Apple’s iCloud and Store Systems Are down for Some Users

The second outage this year.

Apple's iPhone Privacy ad Campaign Continues with new Billboards

Apple recently erected new billboard advertisements in Canada to promote what has become an intense focus on consumer data privacy, continuing a campaign launched at CES 2019 in January.

Apple's App Store Generated 80% More Revenue Than Google Play

Apple's App Store generated 80% more revenue than Google Play with a third as many installs in first half of 2019.

MacBook Pro User Shares Images of Fire-damaged Laptop Amid Apple’s Recall Program

Last month, Appleannounced a recallof what it said was a “limited number” of older MacBook Pros. At the time, Apple explained that certain 15-inch MacBook Pro units contained a battery that “may overheat and pose a safety risk.” New images now offer a closer look at the outcome when that happens.First spotted byPetaPixel, 15-inch MacBook Pro user Steven Gagne shared images of his laptop on Facebook, saying that it exploded just three days before Apple’s recall. Apple announced the recall on June 20th, and Gagne says his MacBook Pro exploded on June 17th.In theFacebook post, Gagne explained that his MacBook Pro caught fire overnight: “Monday night while we were in bed, the battery in my MacBook Pro blew and a small fire filled my house with smoke. You can imagine how quickly I jumped out of bed. The sound of it was what first threw me for a loop; but then the smell of a strong chemical/burning smell is what got me.”Perhaps most interestingly, Gagne said that his MacBook Pro wasn...

Forget iPhone 11, Apple's Next iPhone Revealed

A genuinely surprising report reveals Apple is designing a very different iPhone which millions will want.

iOS 13 May Allow Users to Transfer Data Between Two iPhones Over a Direct Wired Connection

iOS 13 beta 3 suggest Apple is working on a way to transfer data from another iOS device directly, using a cable.

Apple’s iOS 13 Update Will Make FaceTime eye Contact way Easier

iOS 13 beta 3 brings a feature called “FaceTime Attention Correction”.

Apple Reveals App Store Takedown Demands by Governments

Apple has published the number of requests it’s received from governments to take down apps from its app store.

Apple Reportedly Plans to Launch iPhone With Under-Display Fingerprint Sensor in China

Apple will release the new "tailored iPhone" in the country to arrest declining sales.

WatchOS 6 Beta 3 Allows Users to Delete Stock Apps

It seems cool but not so practical.

Apple Shares New ‘Close Your Rings’ Stories from Apple Watch Users

Apple has overhauled its “Close Your Rings” webpage today with new stories from Apple Watch users.

Apple Seeds Third Betas of iOS 13 and iPadOS to Developers

Apple today released the third developer betas of iOS 13, iPadOS 13, macOS Catalina, tvOS 13, and watchOS 6.

There’s Only One Important Question to Ask About Apple’s Future

Will Apple compromise the user experience of the iPhone to sell services?

Apple Shares 3 New iPhone ads Highlighting App Store Privacy, iMessage, More

Apple today has shared three new videos on its YouTube channel highlighting different aspects of the iPhone. The new videos highlight App Store privacy, recycling, and iMessage encryption. Watch them all below.Each of the new videos comes in at 15 seconds long, focusing on a specific feature of the iPhone and iOS. For instance, in theApp Store Privacyvideo, Apple explains that every iOS app is reviewed to help keep malware out of the App Store.In the Material Recycling video, Apple touts that it recycles even the tiniest parts of the iPhone, including up to 0.83 grams of tungsten – this is what it calls “environmental innovation.” Lastly, in the iMessage Encryption video, Apple says that “iMessage encrypts and protects your conversations, because privacy matters.”Each of these adds ends with the tagline “That’s iPhone.” These short form ads are likely designed for use on social media and other digital platforms, rather than being destined for television. Last week, Apple debute...

WSJ: Jony Ive Became 'Dispirited' After Apple Watch and Sometimes Failed to Show Up to Meetings

Ive wanted to position the watch as a fashion accessory, but some Apple leaders envisioned it as an extension of the iPhone.

Apple Marches in San Francisco Pride Parade

Apple yesterday marched in the annual San Francisco Pride parade, which is one of the bigger Pride events in the country.

Claimed CAD Renders of 2019 iPhones Once Again Show Square Camera Bump

Claimed CAD renders of 2019 iPhones posted this morning once again show the square camera bump.

This Annoying iPhone Quirk Gets a Fix in iOS 13

In iOS 13, connecting to a new Wi-Fi network is finally possible from Control Center.

Apple Told Me I'm Boring and Unproductive and It Hurts

Apple has an interesting way of categorizing your phone behavior. Does it make any sense?

Apple Focuses on Quality over Quantity for Its TV Shows

The company will apparently release new content each month, and the first show out of the gate will likely be The Morning Show.

OpenID Foundation Claims 'Sign In with Apple' Could Expose Users to Security and Privacy Risks

OpenID Foundation says Sign In with Apple poses security and privacy risks.