Apple Music Hits 30M Paid Subscribers

Apple Music continues to grow, Billboard reporting that it has now hit 30M paid subscribers – up from 27M in June.

Apple Community Raises Over $13 Million for Disaster Recovery

North America has been getting its ass kicked by natural disasters the last two months and Apple users have stepped up big help in the recovery efforts.

Caviar’s $4,500 iPhone X Is Made of Titanium And Meteorite

The iPhone X is just a couple of weeks away from launch and while people all over the world are talking about the phone’s huge price-tag, will feel that it will be the most expensive phone of the year.

iPhone 8 Shows Modest Improvements in Cellular Network Bandwidth Tests

With a number of iPhone 8 and 8 Plus devices now in the hands of users, Ookla's network benchmarking suite Speedtest.net has been able to gather data on how the latest iPhones are performing compared to previous-generation models and has shared details with PCMag.

Apple Pay Cash May Launch in Late October

Apple Pay Cash will allow Apple Pay users to quickly send and receive secure payments between friends and family.

Apple Said To Be Considering Japan Display’s LCDs For 2018 iPhones

With two of the 2017 iPhones already out and the third a little over a month away, the buzz is now starting to build around the 2018 phones.

FCC Asks Apple to Activate the iPhone’s Hidden FM Radio to Aid Public Safety

FCC chairman Ajit Pai wants Apple to turn on the FM radio that’s hidden inside of every iPhone. In a statement today

New Betas Show off iPhone X Lock Screen and Home Screen Experience

The new Xcode 9.1 beta has also been released by Apple today with support for the new operating system updates: iOS 11.1, watchOS 4.1 and tvOS 11.1. It also includes a more fully-fledged iPhone X simulator, which demonstrates the new lock screen and home screen experiences.

Apple Wanted the iPhone X to Have Touch ID, But Couldn’t Make It Work

No matter how well Face ID works when the iPhone X launches in November, there are going to be plenty of Apple fans who will continue to question the company’s decision to abandon Touch ID so quickly.

iOS 11.1 Will Bring Multiple Animation Tutorials For iPhoneX Users

Judging from this, Apple should be in iPhoneX officially released when equipped with iOS 11.1 or iPhone X officially released before the release of iOS 11.1 system updates.

Apple Posts Job Listings for What May be its First Full Retail Store in Thailand

​Apple has posted ads for all the usual retail store positions in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand.

Apple Explains How Face ID Learns From Its Mistakes

Today, Apple publisheda newly refreshed privacy page. With it came the most new information the company has released on Face ID since the iPhone X was announced. The details come froma new support pageanda technical white paperon Face ID security, mentioned during the keynote and currently live on Apple.com. Over the course of six pages, the paper walks through the various privacy and security measures built into the new facial recognition system, including crucial details on how the new system works and how it will hold up under pressure.The most detailed information comes from the description of how the iPhone X stores faceprints. In broad strokes, Face ID works the same way Touch ID did: the system reads your face (or fingerprint), then creates a partial version to compare against future prints. It’s a purposefully incomplete picture, so even if you could extract the data, it would be impossible to fully reconstruct a person’s face. According to the white paper, there’s also a ra...

Only 1 in 5 People can Accurately Draw the Apple Logo

As the world’s most valuable company, with one of the most recognizable logos in corporate history, you’d think that most people would be capable of drawing the Apple symbol with some degree of accuracy.

Square Checkout Now Works With Apple Pay on the Web

​Square is enabling support for Apple Pay on the web for all Square Checkout sellers, and support won’t require any update or code change.

Rare Steve Jobs-signed magazine Goes up for Auction next Month

Do you fancy getting your hands on some Steve Jobs memorabilia, but can’t quite stretch to the high six figure dollar mark needed to purchase a big ticket item like an original Apple-1 computer?

Jony Ive to Discuss Design at The New Yorker’s Tech Fest

Jony Ive to discuss ‘the shape of things to come’ at The New Yorker’s Tech Fest

AirPods Shipping Estimates Improve to 3 to 5 Business Days

Apple is closing in on its aim to achieve supply/demand balance for its AirPods.

Apple Releases First iOS 11.1, watchOS 4.1, tvOS 11.1, and macOS 10.13.1 Developer Betas

Apple has released the first iOS 11.1 beta for developer testing on iPhone and iPad.

Video Comparison: iPhone 8 and 8 Plus vs. iPhone 7 and 7 Plus

With two of Apple's newest iPhones in hand, the iPhone 8 and the iPhone 8 Plus, we thought we'd compare them to the previous-generation iPhones, the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus, to give our readers a clear picture of the differences between the devices and an idea of whether the new phones are worth the upgrade.

A Modder Turned a MacBook Pro into a Samsung DeX Laptop

It’s not the nicest laptop out there, but this modded 2008 MacBook Pro is definitely the nicest laptop running DeX — Samsung’s portable desktop software, which isn’t actually meant to be built into a laptop.

Estimated Supply of iPhone X on Launch Day Revised Down to Just Over 12 Million Units

When the iPhone X launches on November 3, initial supply of the smartphone available to purchase could be limited to around 12 million units.

iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and X Support the Galileo Satellite System for Better GPS

The iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and upcoming iPhone X include support for Galileo, Europe's Global Satellite Navigation System.

Reportly Apple iPhone 8 Plus Costs $295.44 to Make

The iPhone 8 bill of materials is $247.51

Apple May Not Fulfill All iPhone X Preorders Until Early 2018 Due to Poor 3D Sensor

Poor 3D sensor yields mean Apple may not fulfill all iPhone X preorders until early 2018.