WWDC 2018 Rumour Roundup: iOS 12, Smarter Siri, macOS 10.14, and More

In just over a week, Apple will be holding the 2018 edition of WWDC.

With iOS 11.4 Final and iOS 12 Beta Releasing Soon, Will We See a Jailbreak for iOS 11.3.x?

As the title suggests, with Apple’s iOS 11.4 platform set to be out for public consumption soon, and with the first developer beta of iOS 12 dropping in just over a week’s time at WWDC 2018, what’s the likelihood that someone will step up to the plate and release an iOS 11.3.x jailbreak?

Apple Commemorates Memorial Day With 'Remembrance Table' at Apple Park

This Monday, May 28 is Memorial Day in the United States, which commemorates individuals who died while serving in the armed forces.

Apple Frequently Forced to Give Customer iCloud Data to Police

A locked iPhone can’t be accessed without the passcode, and even Apple can’t unlock it. But Apple has to comply with government requests for iCloud information.

Why the iPhone X Notch Design Looks Better Than Android Copycats

When the iPhone X launched, a lot of designers were put off about the screen shape.

Apple's Phil Schiller Confirms Steam Link iOS App Failed to Meet App Store Guidelines

Apple's decision to prevent Valve's Steam Link iOS app from appearing in the App Store was due to a variety of issues, including in-app purchases, Apple's Phil Schiller has confirmed.

Apple Begins Selling Refurbished Apple Watch Series 3 Models With LTE

Apple this week added refurbished Apple Watch Series 3 models with LTE to its online store for the first time in the United States.

iOS 12 Will Reportedly Enable iPhones to Become Secure Hotel Room Keys

The Information reports that Apple will be taking a big leap in iOS 12, giving some third-party developers full access to the NFC chip inside iPhones

Apple Rejects Valve's Steam Link App Due to 'Business Conflicts'

It looks like Valve's planned Steam Link app for iOS devices isn't coming after all, because Apple has rejected the app due to "business conflicts."

Apple Maps Mislabeling Locations in Rural Canada

While similar problems have been resolved in other parts of the world, Apple Maps is continuing to use mislabeled places in much of rural Canada

Apple Promotes Free Month of Upgraded iCloud Storage

In a move designed to drive iCloud storage subscription upgrades, Apple is now promoting free month-long trials of 50GB, 200GB and 2TB plans

Internal Documents Show Apple Knew the iPhone 6 Would Bend and its Touch Disease

You may or may not be aware that there is an ongoing “Touch Disease” lawsuit currently keeping Apple’s lawyers occupied, and as part of that lawsuit, the company was recently required to hand over the internal testing documents relating to the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus devices.

Apple Wins $539 Million from Samsung in Latest Chapter of Ongoing Patent Trial

The latest twist in the ongoing, seven-year-old smartphone patent trial between Apple and Samsung awards the iPhone maker a final verdict of $539 million in damages, according to Bloomberg.

Apple Patent Describes "Do not Disturb While Driving" Feature

​iOS 11 satisfied one of our feature requests: a function which mutes and automatically replies to incoming messages while you’re driving.

Growing Number of iPhone X Users Report Easily Cracking Camera Lens

Over the last few months, a growing number of iPhone X users have taken to Apple’s support forums and Reddit to complain of cracked camera lenses.

Next Generation iPhone Chips Go Into Production

Apple Inc. manufacturing partner Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has started mass production of next-generation processors for new iPhones

iPhone 7 Plus Tops Smartphone Consumer Satisfaction Survey

Apple's iPhone 7 Plus from 2016 tops the ASCI Telecommunications user survey, with iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus coming in fourth and fifth.

Apple Teams up With Volkswagen for Driverless Employee Shuttles

​It isn’t a secret that Apple has been working on technology for self-driving vehicles, as it has a growing fleet of vehicles out there on the roads in California testing it in the real world.

Craig Federighi Says Apple Intends to Address APFS Support for Fusion Drives 'Very Soon'

Apple is planning to share news on APFS support for Fusion Drives "very soon," Apple software engineering chief Craig Federighi told MacRumors reader Jonathan in an email this afternoon.

iOS 12 Mockups illustrate What a Revamped Apple Music App and Notifications system Would Look Like

WWDC is now less than two weeks away and, somewhat surprisingly, we don’t really know much about what Apple has in store for us.

Apple Powerbeats Headphones in 'sweat-proof' Legal Action

Seven customers, from various US cities, say the headphones are not as water- or sweat-proof as claimed.

Second Class Action Lawsuit over Butterfly Keyboards Alleges Five Violations by Apple

A class action lawsuit was filed earlier this month over alleged design defects in the butterfly keyboard of the 12-inch MacBook and current MacBook Pro models.

Apple Will Partially Refund some iPhone Users Who Paid for Battery Replacements Last Year

Apple said today it’ll refund customers who paid for out-of-warranty battery replacements on their iPhone 6 or later devices between January 1st, 2017 and December 28th, 2017.

Apple Launches New Data and Privacy Website

Apple has launched a new Data & Privacy website that includes an option for Apple users to download all the data associated with their Apple ID account