I went to Buy An iPhone X. T-Mobile Told Me It Wasn't Worth It

A visit to a T-Mobile store reveals some very particular feelings about Apple's new phone.

Person-to-Person Apple Pay is About to Make iMessage Even More Valuable

Peer-to-peer Apple Pay is coming to iMessage, and it's going to make Apple's messaging platform even more valuable.

Apple Will Stop Accepting 32-bit Mac Apps Starting January 1, 2018

​Apple’s Developer site has today shared a reminder that starting January 1st, 2018 32-bit Mac apps will no longer be accepted.

Face ID Not Working on iPhone X After Updating to iOS 11.2?

Some iPhone X owners are reporting that Face ID is not working after updating to iOS 11.2.

Apple's Had a Shockingly Bad Week of Software Problems

As the week draws to a close, it’s definitely been a long one for Apple’s software engineers.

Activists Occupy Paris Apple store over EU tax dispute

Activists stage a protest against alleged tax evasion by US multinational technology company Apple at an Apple store in Paris on Saturday.

Apple Watch Brings the Gift of Go in New Apple Ads

The holidays are finally upon us and Apple has a really good suggestion on what you should buy your loved ones for Christmas present: The Apple Watch.

Microsoft Edge for iOS Now Available on App Store

​A month after initially making a beta version of Edge browser available for iOS, Microsoft has released the stable version of the browser on the App Store.

AT&T Wants You to Forget that it Blocked FaceTime Over Cellular in 2012

AT&T: Your Internet service won't change after FCC eliminates net neutrality rules.

New Study Shows iPhone 8 & iPhone X Fast Charging Slower Than Android Phones

New study shows iPhone 8 & iPhone X fast charging slower than flagship Android phones

Apple's Tim Cook Says Developers Have Earned $17 Billion from China App Store

Apple Inc's chief executive Tim Cook said developers using its platform in China number 1.8 million and have earned a total 112 billion yuan ($16.93 billion) Cook shared the data on Sunday during a speech at China's top public cyber policy forum

Apple releases iOS 11.2 with Apple Pay Cash and a bug fix

iOS 11.2 is a pretty major update and it also brings new features, including a Venmo or Square Cash-like person-to-person money transfer system, Apple Pay Cash (available only in the US, for now -- and it's not actually live yet).

iPhone Users Suffering from Random Reboots & Crashes Due to Date/Time Bug Affecting Notifications

Many iPhone users suffering from random reboots & crashes due to date/time bug affecting notifications.

You Need this Ugly Christmas Sweater that Actually has a Digital Fireplace

You need this Christmas sweather on holiday.

Google Maps App Supports iPhone X With Edge-to-Edge OLED Display

Google has finally begun updating its most important apps with support for the new iPhone X display resolution

Apple Adds Indoor Maps for Airports in Berlin, London, Geneva & Amsterdam

Apple has added detailed indoor coverage to several European airports in Apple Maps, including Berlin's Tegel and Schoenefeld, London's Heathrow and Gatwick, Amsterdam's Schiphol, and Geneva in Switzerland.

Apple Launches Study to Identify Irregular Heart Rhythms with the Apple Watch

Apple has launched a new app today that will allow the company to gather irregular heart rhythm data from the Apple Watch’s heart rate sensor.

Qualcomm Hopes to Ban Apple's iPhone X Sales With New Lawsuit

The legal battle between Apple and Qualcomm is even hotter than you might have thought -- so hot they were suing each other on the same day.

Privacy Advocates and Devs Raise Concerns About Third-Party App Access to TrueDepth Camera

Apple goes into great detail about the security of the Face ID facial recognition system built into the iPhone X in a security white paper and a support document, but relatively little has been said about the access that developers have to facial data captured by the TrueDepth camera, which has led privacy advocates and developers to express concerns about what apps can glean about you from your face.

Apple to Design Its Own Power Chips As Early As 2018

Apple is designing its own power-management chips for use in iPhones as early as 2018, triggering a more than 20 percent slide in shares of supplier Dialog Semiconductor.

Another Patent Application For Using the Apple Pencil With An iPhone Is Published

Apple may bundle a smaller Apple Pencil with a 2019 iPhone, though that idea seems far-fetched.

Apple Goes All-out Red for World AIDS Day

Apple is ready to go red for World AIDS Day.

Apple Bows to the Demands of the ANPUD and Removes Games from App Store

In mid-October Patently Apple posted a report titled "Activists urge Apple to drop Pro President Duterte Philippine Drug War Games from App Store."

CARROT Weather App Update Brings All New UI, Customization, Speech, and More to Apple Watch

CARROT Weather has released a new update today that includes some major changes for its Apple Watch app along with some new features for iPhone and iPad.