iOS 12 Tells us Exactly How Big the iPhone X Plus Will Be

While distinct sources say that Apple will have three new iPhone X successors in stores this fall, how do we know that an iPhone X Plus exists, and how can we talk about its actual size? From Apple and its iOS 12 testing that preceded the WWDC event.

Apple Accused of Swiping Company’s Logo for iPhone Feature

Apple, familiar with having its designs cribbed by rivals, on Wednesday found itself accused of being a copycat.

It's Time to Make FaceTime Open Source

​Apple's FaceTime will soon support 32 people at once. But what's the point of holding video calls with FaceTime, if people who don't own Apple products can't join them?

Apple's iPhone Addiction Tools are Like Casinos Warning About Gambling, Says App Maker

Apple will introduce new tools to combat smartphone addiction in its next mobile software update — but one app maker likened this to casinos issuing warnings about gambling addiction.

Apple Drew Up a Patent for a New Kind of Blood Pressure Monitor

Two years ago, a handful of Apple employees dreamed up a device that would take the company beyond the world of healthcare apps, and into healthcare products.

Class Action Claims all Apple Watches are Defective

The latest lawsuit over alleged defects in Apple products contends that the company owes $5 million in damages, because all Apple Watches are defective by design.

macOS Mojave Removes Integration With Third-Party Internet Accounts Like Twitter and Facebook

When Apple released iOS 11, the company removed built-in integration with Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, and Vimeo, a feature that allowed iPhone and iPad users to store their third-party account information and access it within apps that needed to use those services.

Apple Stops Signing iOS 11.3.1, Making Downgrade for Upcoming Electra Jailbreak Impossible

As you may already know by now, Ian Beer has released an exploit which is applicable to iOS 11.3.1 following the release of iOS 11.4 in which Apple patched this particular exploit.

Speed Testing iOS 11 Versus iOS 12 on an iPhone X

Craig Federighi mentioned the company's focus on performance in its upcoming operating system update.

iOS 12 Beta 1 Hacked Under 24 hours After its release

iOS 12 is just a day old and a young security researcher has already hacked into it. Here’s what Abraham Masri posted on Twitter.

Working Apple I Hits Charity Auction with $70,000 Opening Bid

​A rare example of a functioning Apple I is now being sold in a charity auction, with bidding starting at $70,000 and likely to escalate from there.

Houdini iOS 11.3.1 Semi-Jailbreak Released

Abraham Masri has been the first individual involved in the jailbreak scene to tip his hat after the release of the latest Ian Beer exploit.

Apple to Host Panic! At the Disco at WWDC18 Bash

​At Apple's 2018 Worldwide Developer Conference Bash on Thursday evening, the company will host a "special DJ" and a "victorious" performance by multi-platinum artists Panic!

Apple’s New ResearchKit API Monitors Parkinson’s Disease Symptoms on Apple Watch

Apple is adding a new “Movement Disorder API” to its open-source ResearchKit framework that will allow Apple Watch to continuously monitor Parkinson’s disease symptoms.

Apple Officially Rebrands iTunes Connect to App Store Connect

Apple today has officially announced the rebrand of iTunes Connect.

iOS 12 Adds New Graphs to Show Your Battery Level Changed Throughout the Day

As well as screen on and standby usage, you can now see how quickly the battery level depleted during the day.

Free Trials of Games & Other Apps Coming to the App Store

Granting a long-standing wish from developers, Apple this week updated its App Store guidelines to allow free trials for all apps, rather than just those based on subscriptions.

Speed Tests Show That iOS 12 is Significantly Faster Than iOS 11

​The first thing Craig Federighi addressed when called upon to introduce iOS 12 on Monday was speed.

iOS 11.3.1 Jailbreak Exploit Released By Google’s Ian Beer

As expected, and as specified previously, Project Zero’s Ian Beer has released the iOS 11.3.1 exploit in the public domain.

AirPods to Add Support for ‘Live Listen’ Feature With iOS 12

Apple’s AirPods are gaining support for Live Listen as part of iOS 12.

81% of the More Than One Billion Active Apple Devices are Now Running iOS 11

iOS 11 is now installed on 81% of Apple’s over a billion active iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices in the wild, up from the 76% adoption rate reported on April 25.

Apple Stops Offering WatchOS 5 Beta 1 Due to ‘an Issue While Updating’

After making it available yesterday, Apple this evening has seemingly removed the watchOS 5 developer beta from its website.

Apple CEO Tim Cook Says Data Tracking is 'Totally Out of Control'

Apple CEO Tim Cook believes privacy is a basic fundamental right but warned that tracking of internet users' data is a bigger problem than most people recognize.

iOS 12 Adds Multi-user Face ID With Support for up to Two Faces

​While not officially mentioned anywhere, iOS 12 will now let more than one user register their face on a single iPhone X.