iMac Pro Debuts Custom Apple T2 Chip to Handle Secure Boot, Password Encryption

Apple's iMac Pro desktop will also sport an a new custom chip dubbed the T2, serving as a secure enclave for encrypted keys.

Async_Wake Exploit Confirmed Working on Apple TV 4K and tvOS 11.x

The async_wake exploit released by Google security researcher Ian Beer today has been confirmed working on the Apple TV 4K and tvOS 11.x.

Apple Now Offers up to $2,500 When You Trade in a Qualifying Mac

Apple now offers customers up to $2,500, compared to up to $1,500 previously.

Bank Documentation Hints at Brazilian Apple Pay Launch

Documentation seen by Itaú Unibanco customers on Monday suggest Apple is on the verge of launching Apple Pay in Brazil

The Leagoo S9 Shamelessly Adopts the iPhone X’s Design

Apple introduced the iPhone X earlier this year, and, at the time, welcomed “the notch,” which equipped the front-facing TrueDepth camera system to facilitate things like Animoji and the arrival of the new biometric security measure Face ID.

iPhone X Seemed ‘Impossible’ to Make, Apple Says

Apple media boss Phil Schiller says that even though Face ID on the iPhone X works nearly flawlessly at one point in the device’s development the entire thing seemed impossible.

Apple Adds Hulu and Legendary Execs to Original Content Team

Apple’s quest to dominate the video streaming business has added two new executives to the company’s growing roster of original video content talent.

You Can Now Sync your Apple Watch with Cardio Gym Equipment — at One US Location

Apple’s GymKit is here, so you can wirelessly sync fitness data between your watch and cardio machines at the gym — if you work out at Equinox or Life Time Athletic.

Apple Just Introduced Its First Black Lightning Cable for iMac Pro

Apple just introduced its first black Lightning cable — but you'll have to buy the $5,000 iMac Pro to get it.

Apple Used Data from iOS app to Resolve 196 Environmental Violations

​Apple relied on an iOS app created by a Chinese activist to identify and resolve at least 196 cases in which suppliers violated the nation's environmental rules

Apple’s iMac Pro Arrives December 14, Starting at $4,999

It seems like forever ago that Apple first teased the iMac Pro, the souped up, professional grade version of its all-in-one. Announced back at WWDC, the company promised the computer would arrive sometime in December, and in spite a few months of near radio silence on that front, it looks like it’s about to deliver.

AirPort Firmware Updates Arrive with Important Security Fixes

Apple’s release notes detail that these updates include fixes for the KRACK and Broadpwn vulnerabilities.

Tihmstar Launches JailbreakMe 4.0 for 32-bit iOS 9.1-9.3.4 Devices

JailbreakMe 4.0 was released by iPhone hacker tihmstar on Tuesday, and it can jailbreak any iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad that meets the criteria mentioned above.

Aurélien Salomon - A Bezel-Free Macbook

This tutorial will show you a group of Macbook connection images that created by designer Aurelien Salomon.

Google’s Research Team Releases Two New Experimental Photo Apps for iOS

​Inspired by the success of Motion Stills, Google is releasing more photography apps built on experimental technology.

“They All Stink” Says Apple’s Phil Schiller About Android’s Face ID Competitors

Apple’s head of marketing Phil Schiller is still on the public relations trail, this time speaking with Dutch website Bright.nl.

Apple Found A Hipster Willing to Cut His Beard to Demonstrate Face ID

Apple found a hipster with a rather glorious beard willing to shave it off to demonstrate how Face ID “Adapts to Your Face.”

Apple Responds to Latest report claiming the iTunes Music Store is closing

​Digital Music News today reports that Apple is “on schedule” to rid the iTunes Store Music Store of downloads by 2019.

If You Delete Apple Pay Cash It's Complicated to Reinstall It

Last week with the launch of iOS 11.2, Apple officially launched Apple Pay Cash.

Apple May Fix Aging Battery Issues, Prevent Random Shutdowns By Slowing Down iPhones

Apple may fix aging battery issues, prevent random shutdowns by slowing down iPhones.

Apple Is Intentionally Slowing Down Older iPhones With Degraded Batteries

Have you ever subscribed to the conspiracy theory that Apple, or indeed other smartphone manufacturers, have something in place on your device to slow it down or make it perform worse when a new device is about to launch?

App Store Now Lets Any Developer Make Apps Available for Pre-order

​Apple has announced today that all developers can now offer their applications for pre-order via the App Store.

Apple Donates $1M to Southern California Fire Relief

Apple is donating $1 million to assist in "rebuilding and recovery" efforts for southern California, following the latest rash of wildfires in the region.

Apple Let A Knockoff Version Of one Of the World’s Biggest Crypto Wallets Into the App Store

Apple let a knockoff version of one of the world’s biggest crypto wallets into the App Store.