Apple today unveiled the new iPad mini, with a A17 Pro chip, and a new ultraportable design.
Apple today previewed watchOS 7 at WWDC 2020, delivering enhanced customization tools and powerful new health and fitness features.
Apple are making it even easier for you to get a new iPhone every year, with its new iPhone Upgrade Program.
Apple has released iOS 18.6.1 for U.S. iPhones only, bringing a Blood Oxygen monitoring update.
Apple has released an update to Clips, Apple’s video creation app for iOS, bringing a streamlined interface and full-screen browsers on iPhone that make it even simpler to record and add effects.
A group action lawsuit led by Norfolk County Council has forced Apple to payout £385m in compensation for pension fund loses.
EE today launched The Full Works Plan for iPhone, allowing EE customers for the first time in the UK to receive inclusive access to Apple Music, Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade for the duration of their plan, as well as unlimited mobile data and the option to upgrade to a new phone anytime.
The never-ending mess of Apple and Qualcomm legal disputes continued today. While a court in California was awarding Qualcomm $31 million in damages against Apple, a Federal court in the US was ruling that Qualcomm owes Apple nearly a billion dollars, or £754 million from previous payment agreements.
Apple has split iTunes into three apps: Apple Music, Podcasts and Apple TV. Each exists in its own right, with Apple splitting its entertainment ecosystem into three apps for a clearer, more simplified user experience.
Apple has released a new beta of iOS 13.5 for developers, bringing improvements to the COVID-19 Exposure Notifications API.
Guild, today announced they support interpersonal messaging between professionals for free.
Apple has identified several issues which can cause new iPhones to run warmer than expected, including a bug in the iOS 17 software which will be fixed in an upcoming update.
