The last Siri co-founder Has Retired From Apple

The last remaining co-founder of the digital assistant, Tom Gruber, has left the company.

Future Apple Watch Add-ons Could Help you Avoid Sunburn

While Apple denies it will be launching smart glasses anytime soon, the company is seemingly still working on ways wearable devices could help its customers, including protecting them from sunburn and expanding the utility of the Apple Watch.

Isolated Reports of Apple Pay Transactions Showing the Wrong Stores

It appears that the iPhone was identifying the transactions by GPS location rather than store-reported data, and that errors in the mapping were resulting in the iPhone listing incorrect details.

Nokia’s iPhone X Clone is Amazingly Affordable

The Nokia X5 gives buyers a 5.86-inch edge-to-edge display and impressive specifications at an amazingly affordable price tag. There’s just one problem for now.

Apple Confirms its 2018 MacBook Pro Keyboard has a 'Membrane' to Prevent Debris

Apple confirmed to MacRumorsthat third-generation keyboards will not be offered as replacements under its service program for 2016 and 2017 MacBook Pro second-generation keyboard repairs, likely due to a tweaked top case design.

These Might be the Best Photos Shot With an iPhone in 2018

The iPhone Photography Awards (IPPAWARDS) recently named the winners of its 2018 installment.

Video Shows 2018’s Top MacBook Pro Throttling Due to Core i9 Heat

Apple’s latest and most expensive MacBook Pro performs so poorly under load that it shouldn’t even be offered to customers, a popular YouTube video creator alleges.

New Lawsuit Claims Apple Infringed on Lead-free Solder Alloy in iPhones

In the latest patent infringement suit against Apple, Singapore Asahi Chemical & Solder Industries PTE Ltd. has brought suit in Ohio, alleging that the company infringed on its solder patent in the manufacturing of several different iPhones.

Corning Reveals Gorilla Glass 6 Likely Destined for Apple Devices

​Corning's newest glass technology is claimed to survive higher drops, or at least more drops at lower altitudes, and could potentially make its way into iPhones shipping this fall.

Samsung’s Latest Ad Makes Fun of iPhone X’s Slower LTE Speeds, Genius Bar

Samsung's latest ad attacking the iPhone compares the download speeds of iPhone X to that of the Galaxy S9 while at the same time poking fun at Apple Store employees.

Apple Rolls Out Third Public Beta of iOS 12, tvOS 12

A day after the fourth developer beta, Apple has deployed the third public beta of iOS 12, and tvOS 12 for a wider testing audience.

Apple's iCloud User Data in China is Now Handled by State-owned China Telecom’s Servers

If you’re an Apple customer living in China who didn’t already opt out of having your iCloud data stored locally, here’s a good reason to do so now.

iOS Users are Willing to Spend More Than Android Users

Survey: iOS users averse to subscription-based apps, but willing to spend more than Android users

Verizon Blocking Older iPhone Activations, Only Supporting iPhone 6 and Later

Verizon is making a controversial change to its activation process.

Apple Eats into Android, Samsung Marketshare in Q2, Study Says

Apple improved its position in the smartphone space during the June quarter, eroding Android's share and equalizing its standing with rival Samsung in the U.S. market, according to new research.

Apple iOS 11.4.1 Has A Serious Problem

Apple AAPL -0.43% iOS 11.4.1 has landed and my upgrade guide explains its best features and changes.

Front Glass Panels for 2018 iPhones Appear to Leak, Show Thicker Bezels on 6.1-Inch LCD Model

Well-known leaker Ben Geskin today tweeted a photo of what he claims are front glass panels for Apple's widely rumored trio of new iPhones

Apple’s no Longer Providing Free Speaker Repair to iPhone 7 Users

A few months ago, Apple ostensibly acknowledged that some iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus units were experiencing issues with the built-in microphone.

Stretchy Substrates could help Apple produce Flexible Displays for Future iPhone

Apple is considering alternative ways to mount sensors, indicators, switches, and other elements to create devices and components like a flexible display, including attaching parts to an elasticated substrate that is capable of transmitting data between individual components.

Apple Stopped Signing Code for the iOS 11.4

Apple on Tuesday stopped signing code for the prior iOS version 11.4

Everything New in iOS 12 beta 4 for iPhone & iPad

This beta is one of the last versions to possibly include interface tweaks, so we’ll dig in and see if anything has changed.

Samsung Plans to Copy 2018 iPhone Lineup with Three Galaxy S10 Sizes

Samsung apparently plans to follow copy Apple’s 2018 iPhone lineup by releasing three different sized phones when it comes out with the Galaxy S10.

SemiRestore11-- a Tool for un-jailbreaking Electra1131 to be Released Soon

Team member Pwn20wnd announced on Monday the completion of an un-jailbreaking tool dubbed ‘SemiRestore11,’ which will roll back any jailbreak performed with Electra1131.

Ex-Apple Engineer Pleads not Guilty to Stealing Trade Secrets about Self-driving Cars

A former Apple Inc. engineer accused of stealing self-driving car secrets for a Chinese start-up pleaded not guilty Monday in federal court in San Jose.