iOS 12 Beta 6 vs iOS 11.4.1 Speed Test

Apple yesterday released the sixth beta of iOS 12 to developers along with the fifth beta of the OS to public beta testers.

European Union may Force iPhone to Switch From Lightning to USB

The European Union is threatening to get tough on Apple and other companies which promised to standardize on a single charging port across brands, but have failed to do so.

Apple Focuses on Ease of Use in "Just Text Them the Money" Apple Pay ad

​Apple on Tuesday uploaded a new Apple Pay-centric ad to its official YouTube channel

Final Version Of Meridian Jailbreak Released with Full Support for All 64-Bit Devices Running iOS 10

After a lot of hype, the Meridian iOS 10.0-10.3.3 jailbreak tool with support for all 64-bit iOS devices has been released to the public.

Over 60% of Cupertino Apple Employees can’t Afford to Buy a House in Bay Area

According to more than half of the developers and supervisors at Apple, even their fat paychecks aren’t not enough to afford a house in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Apple's New India Chief Pursues an Aggressive Strategy to Revive Cold iPhone Sales

Michel Coulomb, is reportedly pursuing an aggressive strategy to save iPhone sales in the country, which have dwindled to just 1 percent of the local phone market

Apple Scrubs Nearly All of Alex Jones’ Infowars Shows Over Hate Speech, Others Follow Suit

Apple has scrubbed nearly all of the “Infowars“ podcasts by Alex Jones from both desktop iTunes and the Podcast app for iPhone and iPad, prompting the likes of Facebook, Spotify and YouTube to also take action against the popular conspiracy theorist.

Apple Reportedly Just Made a Big Change to Its iPhone Plans for 2019

In addition to featuring a brand new design and a controversial notch, the iPhone X was also the first Apple phone to have an OLED display.

Apple Seeds Sixth Beta of iOS 12, Here's Everything New in it

Today, Apple released the sixth beta of iOS 12 to developers and for public testing. Let's go through this latest update to see what has changed in this update.

Safari Still Leads in Mobile Browser Share, But Facebook's Browser is on the Rise

A new study shows Safari and Chrome are still dominant on mobile devices, but Facebook is coming on strong to try to claim the mobile crown.

Apple CEO Calls $1 Trillion Value a 'Milestone' But Not a Focus

Apple finally became a trillion dollar company, and following the milestone, CEO Tim Cook sent a memo to all employees and while he called the achievement a “milestone,”

Computer Virus Cripples iPhone Chipmaker TSMC Plants

​A computer virus halted several Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. factories Friday night

iPhone 9 Shells Appear and Some Interesting Names Suggested

Well MobileFun out of the UK, which has fielded some interesting 2018 iPhone material recently

watchOS 4.1 Jailbreak ‘JelbrekTime’ Released For The Apple Watch

There’s a new jailbreak available for the Apple Watch running watchOS 4.1. So let’s dive in to see some more details on the matter.

'iPhone X Plus' Design Seemingly Revealed in iOS 12 Beta

​Further spelunking into Apple's latest iOS 12 beta on Friday reveals what appears to be an iconographic representation of the company's widely rumored "iPhone X Plus" handset, a larger-screened version of the current iPhone X.

Dual-SIM Feature May Be Limited to Version of 6.1-Inch iPhone Available Only in China

Production on the new iPhones slated for a September debut is well underway, with Foxconn employees suggesting Apple is producing four unique model numbers (801, 802, 803, and 804) for the upcoming iPhones.

Apple Shares Details on Planned Tower Theatre Flagship Store in Los Angeles

Apple has long been rumored to be working on plans for an Apple Store at the iconic Tower Theatre in Los Angeles, and today, Apple shared details on the upcoming location with the Los Angeles Times.

iPhone 2018 Models Unlikely to Bundle Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapters

Apple now appears unlikely to bundle the Lightning to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter with the 2018 iPhone lineup set to launch later this year

HomePod Now has ‘Small but Meaningful Share’ of 50M Smart Speaker Sales in US

Consumer Intelligence Research Partners estimates that Apple has sold three million HomePods in the US, and has a ‘small but meaningful’ market share.

Apple Closes Heart Study Program with Stanford

Apple is no longer accepting new applicants to participate in the Apple Heart Study

Apple is Speaking with Chinese Telcos to Reduce Spam Messages

Apple is speaking with Chinese telecommunications companies to identify ways the device maker could reduce spam messages that are received through iMessage.

Apple Continues Exploring ways to Make Foldable Displays for Future iPhones

​Apple is continuing to look into the possibility of creating an iPhone or iPad with flexible displays, including one concept where the entire display panel and the screen could be folded in multiple different ways

Apple is Now a $1 Trillion Company

Apple has become the first US company with a market cap of over $1 trillion.

Lisa Brennan-Jobs Shares Memories of Her Father in Memoir

In "Small Fry," set for publication in September, the eldest daughter of Steve Jobs tells stories about the late Apple co-founder and her life.In the mythology of Apple, Brennan-Jobs' name is well-known. She's the oldest child of Steve Jobs and his first serious girlfriend Chrisann Brennan. At the same time he was publicly denying paternity of her, Jobs made the decision to name an early Apple computer the Lisa. Later, the two reconciled, and Lisa went on to a career as a journalist.Lisa Brennan-Jobs' past has been detailed in various biographies of her father over the years, but the now 40-year-old Brennan-Jobs is stepping into the spotlight to tell her side of the story in a new memoir called "Small Fry." The book, which was announced in March, is set for release in September, and Vanity Fair published an excerpt Wednesday. The excerpt implies that the question of whether or not the Lisa computer was named for Brennan-Jobs will loom large over the book...