Apple Music is Hooking Up with Facebook Messenger

Facebook is aiming to make its Messenger app the go-to spot to talk about music with a new update that makes it easier to share songs with friends.

Apple's GarageBand, iMovie, Keynote, Numbers, Pages Now Free for All iOS & macOS Users

​Previously only free with purchase of new hardware, Apple's entire suites of iWork and surviving iLife apps on iOS and macOS are now free for all, with no purchase requirement. On Tuesday afternoon, Apple changed the pricing for the entirety of its iLife productivity suite, and iLife remnants iMovie and GarageBand. The change is notable, but not likely of major impact given that both have been free for five years with hardware purchase. While the three productivity apps were released at the same time as iOS 10.3, none of them require it. For iOS, all three apps still require iOS 10.0 or later. Keynote occupies 695MB of device storage space, with Pages, and Numbers taking 481MB and 361MB respectively. GarageBand occupies 1.7GB of device storage space, with iMovie taking 697MB. GarageBand hasn't been updated since January for iOS, with iMovie last seeing an update in July 2016. The macOS versions of the

Apple Stores Will Go Green for Earth Day

Apple’s retail employees will be seeing green this weekend as part of the iPhone-maker’s Earth Day celebration.

iPhone SE Display Parts Constrained, Apple May Do Full Device Replacements?

iPhone SE Display Parts Constrained, Apple May Do Full Device Replacements Instead of Repairs .

Al Gore & Apple's Lisa Jackson to talk 'climate optimism' at San Francisco store

On Wednesday, former U.S. Vice President Al Gore will sit down with Apple's VP of Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives —Lisa Jackson —for a special event, hosted at the company's Union Square store in downtown San Francisco.

Apple's Gift Suggestions For Mother's Day

Apple's gift suggestions for Mother's Day include the iPad Pro and BeatsX Earphones.

Apple Releases Third Betas of macOS 10.12.5, watchOS 3.2.2, tvOS 10.2.1 to developers

​Apple on Monday issued third betas of macOS 10.12.5, watchOS 3.2.2, tvOS 10.2.1 to developers, including no more than minor bug fixes and security improvements.

Tim Cook to Receive Newseum’s Free Expression Award

Apple CEO Tim Cook is set to receive one of the Newseum’s highest honors for his impact on creating technology that has revolutionized the way human’s communicate.

Google Maps for iOS Gets Directions Widget, Location Sharing via iMessage app

Google on Monday updated its Google Maps iOS app with a new lock screen widget bearing turn-by-turn directions, as well as iMessage integration for the mapping service's newly released location sharing feature.

IPhone 8: A Design Close to the iPhone 4 And A Vertical Photo Sensor

Apple's next iPhone will reportedly feature an OLED screen that stretches from one end of the phone to the other, and it could sport a new design for its dual rear cameras.

Coachella Thief Caught by Find My iPhone After Stealing 100 Phones

Music lovers at Coachella fell victim to a serial phone snatcher on the loose at the festival last weekend.

Apple Seeds Beta 3 of iOS 10.3.2 to Developers and Public Beta Testers

​Apple today seeded the third beta of an upcoming iOS 10.3.2 update to developers,

SOS Feature Saves Apple Watch Wearer During A Car Accident

SOS feature saves Apple Watch wearer after car flips over THREE times following a T-bone collision.

Apple is Likely to Release Both an 'iPhone 7s' and 'iPhone 8' This Year

​While there is somebody inside Apple working on the next iPhone after the 2017 devices, rumors about those devices don't typically begin until after the year's releases.

Apple Music Debuts Toronto's 'House of Strombo' Concert Series

Top music interviewer and CBC Radio 2 host George Stroumboulopoulos debuted his new House of Strombo music series on Apple Music on Thursday (via Billboard).

Apple MacOS 7 Emulator Uses Your browser to Time Travel to Pre-internet Computing

Apple ​released the most elegant personal computing interface available at the time, MacOS 7.0.1.

iPad 4 Service Replacement With iPad Air 2 not Universal Policy

there is no official Apple policy mandating that iPad 4 owners coming into Apple Retail for service receive an iPad Air 2 for the cost of service —but stores have been allowed to make the swap if they have no service stock

Apple Gets California Approval to Test Self-driving Cars

Apple has secured a permit to test autonomous vehicles in California, which allows it to conduct test drives in three vehicles with six drivers, the state Department of Motor Vehicles said on Friday.

Apple TV Could Get Multi-User Login, Picture-In-Picture With tvOS 11

If you’re looking forward to additional features for your Apple TV, then tvOS 11 could be an update worth looking forward to.

Apple’s Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter Gets a Firmware Update to Version 1.0.5

If you recently plugged in Apple’s Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter, you were likely met with an alert requesting an update for the device.

iOS 10.3 Jailbreak Tool Release Unlikely; Experts Suggest Sideloading

There are a lot of iOS users who are still hoping that popular hackers will release an iOS 10.3 jailbreak soon.

Apple Notifies Publishing Partners of iTunes Connect Changes, Shutdown Schedule

Apple sent out two notices to developer account holders regarding iTunes Connect, the company’s way of submitting and revising apps and eBooks.

Apple is Buying so Many Trees for its California Campus, Competition is Reportedly Getting Cutthroat

Apple's new campus has left some California tree buyers scrambling, according to a Thursday report in the San Francisco Chronicle.

iPhone 8 First Supposed Leak Shows Bezel-Free Front And Rear Touch ID

Will the upcoming iPhone 8 have a bigger screen than iPhone 7? The first supposed leak of the iPhone 8 shows it may have minimal bezels on all sides.