Apple Has Stopped Signing All Public Firmwares Except iOS 11.2.5

Apple this evening has stopped signing three previous versions of iOS following the release of iOS 11.2.5 last week.

A Technician Expands His iPhone 7 with 512GB Storage

Frederico Cerva, a talented technician, and a YouTuber posted a video recently of him replacing the memory on the logic board of an iPhone 7 with a 512GB memory chip. It is a fairly impressive modification to an iPhone and one that works well.

New iPad Rumored To Be Released Towards End Of 2018

A recent report is suggesting where they claim that Apple’s new iPad could be released towards the end of the year.

Supplier Says Apple's iPhone X Production Cut isn't as Big as Recently Reported

A report on Monday sent Apple's stock down by 1.6% after revealing that Apple has purportedly cut iPhone X orders by 20 million for the current quarter, or half of the initial estimates.

Apple's Market Value Drops $46 Billion in A Week on Fears of Plunging iPhone X Demand

Apple shares dropped on Monday after a report that the company ordered a drastic cut in iPhone X production.

Apple Boosted Its Spend on Chips By More Than A Quarter In 2017

Apple’s 2017 semiconductor spend increased by more than a quarter year-on-year, according to Gartner. It said that Apple spent $38.754B on chips in 2017, up 27.5% on the previous year.

Apple Faces DoJ Probe Over Throttled iPhones

Investigators at the U.S. Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission are looking into whether or not Apple violated securities laws when it disclosed that it throttles CPU speeds on some iPhones.

CNN Blames Apple for a Bug That Users Receive Multiples of the Same Push Notification

​CNN is blaming Apple for a bug that seemingly caused Apple News users to receive multiples of the same push notification

iOS 12 Won’t Bring A Massive Visual Overhaul After All

Apple has decided to bench its impending visual overhaul for iOS, so it can focus its attention on addressing performance and quality issues, it has been revealed.

iOS 11.3 Will Allow Parents to Approve Family Purchases Using Face ID

iOS 11.3 will allow parents to approve family purchases using Face ID iOS 11.3 will allow parents to approve family purchases using Face ID

Apple Pay Accepted At 1 out of 2 U.S. Stores, Says Apple VP Jennifer Bailey

Speaking at NRF 2018 Retail's Big Show in New York earlier this month, Apple Pay VP Jennifer Bailey presented a speech detailing how iPhone changed the retail landscape, and outlined the tech company's ongoing efforts in the mobile payment marketplace.

An iPhone X’s Rear Camera Falls Out In China; Apple Demands Ridiculous Repair Fee

An iPhone X’s rear camera falls out In China; Apple demands ridiculous repair fee.

Apple Has Delayed Some Planned iOS 12 Features Until Next Year to Focus on Performance and Quality

Apple has changed its iOS software plans, and will now delay some new features until next year to focus on addressing performance and quality issues, according to Ina Fried, chief technology correspondent at Axios.

iPhone X Boosts Apple OS Share in Key Markets

The flagship iPhone X made it into the top three best-selling devices in the month of December across Europe, Urban China, Japan, Australia and the United States.

iPhone X Bentley Edition Spells Boastful With A Winged B

When you cross two expensive brands you get a hybrid with an even bigger price tag. We don’t know what it says on that price tag in the case of this special edition iPhone X for Bentley.

Streaming Music Copyright Ruling Could Benefit Apple Music

​A federal copyright ruling will see streaming music services like Apple Music paying higher rates to songwriters and music publishers.

Apple Settles With Immersion Over Haptic Feedback Licensing

Immersion announced that Apple settles with immersion over Haptic feedback licensing. .

Apple Hires Former Paramount & Fox Executive to Oversee Comedy Programming

As it continues to expand its programming team, Apple has reportedly poached a Paramount executive to oversee its comedy efforts.

Apple is Cutting iPhone X Production in Half This Quarter

​A report today claims that Apple is cutting its iPhone X production targets in half in response to "disappointing holiday season sales."

Up to Three Macs Coming with T-series Security Chips, Shift to Apple CPU Inevitable

Over the years, Apple has amassed personnel and materials to become a chip design juggernaut, with a new report claiming that Apple is including the T-series chip in forthcoming Mac models including a laptop refresh and a new desktop model, and has its eyes on replacing Intel as the supplier of the Mac CPU.

Analyst Claims That We Won’t See an iPhone SE 2 Any Time Soon

The iPhone SE, much to Apple’s surprise, proved to be more popular than anticipated.

With iOS 11.3, Apple Looks to Unite Patients and Their Healthcare Data

After touting an EMR-sharing feature in its upcoming iOS 11.3 release, Apple said 12 hospitals have signed on to beta test the software, which will allow patients and healthcare providers to interact on iPhones and iPads.

Zimperium zLabs Team To Release iOS 11.2.2 Vulnerabilities, Potentially Leading To Jailbreak

Rani Idan, who is a member of Zimperium zLabs Team, has announced that his team will be releasing multiple vulnerabilities found in Apple’s “bluetoothd” daemon affecting iOS 11.2.2 and below firmwares.

Apple Releases New Selfies on iPhone X Commercial For Annual Carnival of Brazil

Apple launching a new webpage on their Brazilian site which highlights the wide variety of Portrait Lighting effects on the iPhone X.