Apple iOS 12.1.2 Update Problems Could Affect Your Cellular Data

According to some Twitter users, there are reported Apple iOS 12.1.2 update problems that could reportedly affect your cellular data service.

Apple Removes Religious App Accused of Promoting Conversion Therapy

Apple has removed an app accused of promoting conversion therapy from its online store after a LGBTQ rights organization called for its removal.

Top Five New AR Games for your iPhone or iPad

ARKit has continued to receive improvements in iOS, especially with the release of AR Kit 2.0 in September.

Analyst Predicts iPhone XR to Take the Biggest Hit on Apple Production Cut

Rosenblatt analyst Jun Zhang is out today with a new investor note in which he predicts Apple could cut iPhone production

Apple’s Latest Transparency Report Arrives As an Interactive Website

Apple has released its latest transparency report, one that has been redesigned compared to past disclosures to help users better sort through the information.

Apple's AI Boss is Apple's newest senior vice president

Apple has announced that John Giannandrea has been named to the company's executive team as senior vice president of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Strategy.

Apple Risks iPhone Ban in Germany after Court Ruling

Apple is to stop selling older iPhone models at its stores in Germany after losing two patent cases brought by a chip manufacturer, the company has announced.

​Apple Issues Second Release of iOS 12.1.2

Apple has released the second build of iOS 12.1.2 to the public, replacing the first version that shipped just three days ago

Apple Again Sends Users Unsolicited Push Notification

Apple again sends users unsolicited push notification, advertises Apple Music compatibility with Amazon Echo

Apple Changes App Store Rules to Allow Users to Gift In-App Purchases to Friends and Family

Apple made a tweak to its App Store Review Guidelines, allowing developers to implement a new feature that will let iOS users purchase in-app content as a gift.

Apple Shares New Holiday-themed ‘Shot on iPhone XS and XR’ Feature

​Apple has shared its latest Shot on iPhone feature, this time with a holiday twist.

Apple Confirms Some iPad Pros Ship Slightly Bent, but Says it’s Normal

In a statement to The Verge, Apple said the bend is a byproduct of the manufacturing process.

Apple Introduces New Force Closing App Animation in China in Attempt to Avoid Sales Ban

Apple released iOS 12.1.2 exclusively for iPhones.

Apple Seeds New iOS 12.1.3 Beta to Developers

​Apple today seeded a new beta of an upcoming iOS 12.1.3 update to developers

Former NASA Engineer Builds HomePod Glitter Bomb to Catch Package Thieves

After having a package stolen from his front door, former NASA engineer Mark Rober used a HomePod box to build a glitter bomb trap that exacts revenge on package thieves.The HomePod box houses four smartphones with cameras to capture the surprise as well as can of fart spray which inevitably leads the thieves to discard the box.

Apple Sent iPhone Owners Unwanted Push Notifications to Promote Carpool Karaoke

Apple is starting to send unwanted push notifications to iPhone users, including ones designed to promote its own Carpool Karaoke show

Shazam App is Now Ad-Free Following Apple Acquisition

Two and a half months after Apple announced the completion of its Shazam acquisition, the music recognition iOS app is now completely ad-free

Qualcomm Says Apple Needs to Take China iPhone Ban Seriously

Qualcomm General Counsel Don Rosenberg discusses the Chinese court ruling against Apple over patent infringements.

Apple Stops Signing iOS 12.1 Following Release of iOS 12.1.1 and iOS 12.1.2

Following the release of iOS 12.1.1 on December 5 and iOS 12.1.2 on December 17, Apple has stopped signing iOS 12.1, the previous version of iOS that was available to consumers.

Apple Store Now Selling Special Edition Protective Cases for AirPods

For the first time, Apple is endorsing an add-on accessory for AirPods

Steve Jobs Wanted Ultra-optimized US Manufacturing, Apple Vets Say

Former Apple CEO Steve Jobs was, for a time, deadset on U.S.-based manufacturing of computers, an effort which collapsed after just eight years.

Apple FaceTime Car Crash Lawsuit Dismissed

A lawsuit blaming Apple for a child’s death in a car crash has been dismissed by a US appeals court in California,” BBC News reports.

3D Printed Head can Unlock High-end Android Smartphones; iPhone X ‘Impenetrable’

Forbes cybersecurity journalist Thomas Brewster has found that how insecure the face unlock feature has been on some of the top-ranked Android smartphones.

Apple Confirms the Unexplained Drop is a Bug in App Store Ratings

The Apple Post spotted tweets about the issue.