Survey Finds Early Adopters of iPhone X Very Satisfied With All Features Except Siri

A survey conducted by research firm Creative Strategies last month has found that the iPhone X has a 97 percent customer satisfaction rate, primarily among early adopters of the smartphone in the United States, as noted by John Gruber.

Apple Celebrates Turkish Children's Day With Self-Portraits Created Using iPad and Apple Pencil

Today is National Sovereignty and Children's Day in Turkey, an annual public holiday that takes place on April 23 in the country.

Apple Hires Samsung Executive to Lead Operations in South Korea

Apple has seemingly poached an executive away from rival Samsung to lead business efforts in the South Korean tech conglomerate's own backyard, a market that has proven difficult for the iPhone maker to crack.

Apple’s Purchase of Shazam is now Under Investigation by the EU

The EU has launched an investigation into Apple’s acquisition of music identification service Shazam.

Apple Lags Behind Amazon & Google in Positive Impact on Society Survey

Apple lags behind Amazon & Google in ‘positive impact on society’ survey

Rumor: Apple Blocks Activation on iOS 9.0-9.3.5 Firmware

After reactivating activation for older devices, Apple has again blocked activation for iOS 9 devices.

iOS 11’s New App Store Boosts Downloads by 800% for Featured Apps

The latest iOS 11 update to the App Store seems to be getting a ton of praise, and today it looks like developers are joining in on the fanfare.

Apple's iPhone X Will be Killed Off This Year, Analyst Says

Apple’s iPhone X continues to perform poorly on store shelves and will reportedly be discontinued this year

WebKit Code References Suggest Dark Mode Coming to macOS 10.14

Apple seems to be finally adding a Dark Mode to macOS with the next release of the OS.

iOS 12 Will Continue Supporting iPhone 5S

References to iOS 12, Apple's next iteration of its mobile operating system, have surfaced in development testing reports for WebKit

Apple Offering Battery Replacement Program for some 13-inch MacBook Pros

Apple has begun rolling out a battery replacement program for the non Touch Bar 13-inch MacBook Pro.

iPhone SE 2 Could Arrive Next month, but Without a Headphone Jack

Japanese blog Macotakara has published new details about the rumored iPhone SE 2 based on details shared by a case maker source.

Apple Sends Emails to WWDC 2018 Scholarship Winners

​After three weeks of deliberations, Apple on Friday sent out notifications of acceptance to students and STEM organization members who applied for a scholarship to this year's Worldwide Developers Conference.

Apple Ramps Up iOS 12 and macOS 10.14 Testing as we Get Closer to WWDC Unveiling

Whilst there may not beas many new features this yearin the flagship Apple operating systems as some years past, there is no mistaking that iOS 12 and macOS 10.14 are very much under active development and distribution amongst internal Apple employees is growing.Our website analytics have recorded a noticeable uptick in Safari browser visits from iOS 12 and macOS 10.14 machines, particularly with bigger spikes just this week.It is normal practice for Apple engineers to test out internal seeds by using devices running pre-release firmware and operating systems to visit sites like ours.Every year, we observe the same rough pattern. Around the fall, Apple begins to sketch out what engineering and design resources should be prioritised for the coming year’s flagship software operating systems. These new firmware identifiers start showing up in our logs from January in the single digits. By March, the number of devices increases significantly well into the hundreds of unique users.This yea...

Apple's iPhone Now Key to Global Economy Growth, Claims IMF

Whether Apple likes it or not, the fate of some national economies is now intrinsically tied to that of the iPhone, the International Monetary Fund said in a report released this month.

Analysts Worry Apple iPhone Sales are Even Worse than they Thought

A disappointing forecast from a key Apple chipmaking partner has some Wall Street analysts worried about iPhone sales forecasts.

Star Wars Holochess Comes to the iPhone with ARKit

​Disney is letting people play Star Wars’ Dejarik holochess game for free on iOS in augmented reality through ARKit

​Apple Unveils New iPhone Disassembly Robot Daisy [Video]

It’s been two years since Apple introduced us to its iPhone disassembly robot Liam, and now it’s time to meet the company’s newest bot: Daisy.

‘Trustjacking’ is the Dangerous New iPhone Hack You’ve Never Heard of

You might want to think twice before plugging your iPhone into a friends laptop for a quick charge.

Users don't want iOS to merge with MacOS, Tim Cook says

Despite rumours that a merger is in the works, Apple chief executive Tim Cook believes mobile devices and desktop computers should remain in separate worlds with their own bespoke operating systems.

Apple’s Cloud Database FoundationDB Now Open Source

​Apple has just released a new open source project on Github.

Here’s How Apple is Fighting GrayKey iPhone Unlocker

Apple hasn’t found the security holes that iPhone unlocking tools use, but iOS 11.3 took a step that makes these cracking devices less useful. Police now have a limited amount of time to circumvent the user’s passcode before it becomes impossible.

Apple Expands Its Machine Learning Hub in Downtown Seattle

​Apple has expanded its office space at Two Union Square, a 56-story office tower in Downtown Seattle, according to GeekWire.

Apple Support Site Issue Preventing Users From Booking Genius Bar Visits at Apple Stores

A number of Apple customers are not able make appointments for the Genius Bar, with reports users unable to reserve a spot for support at their local Apple Retail outlet, a problem that Apple is working to fix as soon as possible.