Apple Stops Signing iOS 12.0.1 Following the Release of iOS 12.1 & 12.1.1 Beta Testing

Apple stops signing iOS 12.0.1 following the release of iOS 12.1 & 12.1.1 beta testing

Apple to Tutor Women in Tech in Bid to Diversify Industry

Apple is launching a new program designed to address the technology industry's scarcity of women in executive and computer programming jobs.

Apple Stores to Run Free Coding Sessions December 1-14

Hour of Code, Apple’s annual coding session events held at its retail stores around the world, is returning for the sixth year beginning Saturday, December 1

Apple Stock Drops After Trump Threatens Tariffs on iPhones From China

Apple Inc. fell in extended trading after President Donald Trump told the Wall Street Journal that U.S. tariffs could be placed on iPhones imported from China.

​Jony Ive and Marc Newson Designed a $250,000 all-diamond Ring for Charity

Apple design chief Jony Ive and his design partner Marc Newson have collaborated frequently on designs for charity in the past.

As Rumored, iPhone XR Price Drops by ~$100 at Japanese Carrier Over Two Year Contract

As rumored, Apple is indirectly lowering the price of the iPhone XR in Japan through larger carrier subsidies.

Gucci and Saint Laurent Working With Apple on New Apps

Gucci and Saint Laurent working with Apple on new apps to be used in-store

Apple's $29 iPhone Battery Replacement Program Ends in December

If you own an iPhone 6 or later and have issues with your phone's battery life, now's the time to visit an Apple Store and get your battery replaced.

Apple Patent Shows System to Keep the ‘Click’ Even in Covered Buttons

This week the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that relates to reinventing an aspect of iPhone protective cases so that 'covered buttons' to turn on your iPhone or adjust the volume could use a magnetics system so as to deliver a crisp tactile click when pressing on these buttons as if there was no cover.

Apple Lures AMV Creative Teams to Silicon Valley

Apple has poached two teams from Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO to join its in-house creative department.

Sexual Harassment Goes High Tech with iPhone's AirDrop

Without the proper settings, iPhone users can receive lewd and threatening messages from strangers, which can be triggering for survivors of sexual assault.

Not So Big in Japan: Apple Cuts Price of iPhone XR to Boost Sales

​ Japanese carriers will use subsidies from Apple to discount the cheapest new iPhone, after an underwhelming launch. Japanese carriers will use subsidies from Apple to discount the cheapest new iPhone, after an underwhelming launch

Google Searches for the iPhone Are Less Than Half of Peak

Google Searches for the iPhone Are Less Than Half of Peak

Supreme Court to Rule if Customers can Sue Apple Claiming App Store is Illegal Monopoly

Apple urges the Supreme Court to throw the case out, arguing that it's not selling anything but only operating a marketplace.

iPhone Maker Foxconn will Cut $2.9bn in Costs as Tech Gloom Continues

Foxconn, the Taiwanese giant that assembles Apple iPhones, will cut billions of pounds in costs and reduce staff numbers by thousands as the global technology and smartphone slowdown continues.

Singapore Airlines Goes all-in on iPads for Pilot Flight books

Going beyond flight charts and weather forecasts, the company has for years been loading pilots' iPads with two custom-built apps

Verizon to Soon Enable Dual-SIM Support For iPhone XS, XS Max, XR

Dual SIM is one of the big new features for the iPhone XS and iPhone XR and it was technically enabled with iOS 12.1.

A Report Suggests Most iPhones in China Bought by the ‘Invisible Poor’

A laughable report suggests most iPhones in China bought by the ‘invisible poor’

Apple Forces Retailers to Purchase In-Store Display iPhones

Apple for forcing them to purchase in-store tester iPhones

Tim Cook tells CNN’s Christiane Amanpour he Came Out to Show Kids it’s OK to be Gay

CNN’s Christiane Amanpour talks to Apple’s CEO Tim Cook about his decision to come out as gay, something that isn’t just quite brave for CEOs but doesn’t happen much in Silicon Valley.

Siri Showed Donald Trump as an NSFW Image on iPhone

Siri is currently showing a very NSFW image when asked 'Who is Donald Trump?'

Apple Restarts iPhone X Production in Face of Weak XS Sales, Report Claims

Apple has resumed production of the iPhone X due to weaker than expected demand for its latest XS and XS Max models

Analysts Debate Whether or Not This is the Time to Buy AAPL

​Analysts are debating whether or not this is the right time to buy AAPL after the stock fell a further 4.78% yesterday.

Americans Break 5,761 Smartphone Screens Every Hour and Underestimate Repair Costs, says Report

A new report on smartphone damage trends offers some interesting details on how many devices were broken in 2018, how much consumers paid to fix them, and how repair costs have increased significantly in the last few years.