Apple today introduced the all-new iPad Pro, featuring a stunning 12.9-inch Retina display with 5.6 million pixels, the most ever in an iOS device.
Apple has began the rollout of watchOS 8.4, bringing fixing a bug from the watchOS 8.3 update which prevented some chargers from working properly.
Apple has now seeded the first public beta of iOS 16 bringing a wealth of new features and updates. iOS 16 brings what Apple calls “the biggest update ever” to the Lock Screen and new sharing, communication, and intelligence features and more.
Apple will be introducing quantum computer protection for iMessage with the release of iOS 17.4, which Apple describes as the “most significant cryptographic security upgrade in iMessage history,”
Apple and Île-de-France Mobilités today launched an easy, secure, and private way for customers to add a new Navigo card to Apple Wallet and purchase passes to ride transit in the Paris region.
Apple has launched Fitness+, an online workout service that is built around its Apple Watch, which will include a range of different workouts – 10 in all, from high intensity interval training to “mindful cooldown” – all of which can be streamed onto iPhones or Apple TVs.
Apple has released iOS 16.1.1 bringing some bug fixes and fixes two security issues which focus on remote users being able to cause unexpected app termination or “arbitrary code execution”.
Apple has released iOS 16.5, which will more than likely be the last minor update before the release of iOS 17, which will be unveiled at WWDC on Monday, June 5.
BlackBerry has rolled an update for BBM Enterprise for iOS which brings bug fixes and performance enhancements.
Apple has published a nice new video, explaining how you can set up your new iPhone by transferring your data from your previous one, and how you can prepare your previous iPhone for Apple Trade-In.
Apple today revealed that the App Store ecosystem facilitated $643 billion in billings and sales during 2020, a 24 percent year-over-year increase.
An independent study by economists from the Analysis Group found that developers selling goods and services across many categories grew their businesses while reaching customers around the world.
Apple today launched Tap to Pay on iPhone in Canada, empowering millions of merchants, from small businesses to large retailers, to use their iPhone to seamlessly and securely accept Apple Pay, contactless credit and debit cards, and other digital wallets using only their iPhone and a partner-enabled iOS app.
