Month: August 2024

In September, Apple will surely release its next iPhones: Apple has chosen September every year since the release of the iPhone 5 (apart from when Covid made it a few weeks late in 2020). But when exactly? A new report appeared, shedding light on when the …

Spotted by a security researcher named Konstantin on Mastodon (and corroborated by TechCrunch ), typing the characters “”:: (that is, two quotation marks followed by two colons) into some iPhone text entry fields can cause the phone to temporarily crash.

We’re getting ever-closer to the iPhone 16 series launch. More news leaked about the entire series, and it’s good news for anyone who takes photos.

A leaked Apple event that appeared to be a launch party for a new bronze iPhone 16 has turned out to be fake. A prankster has claimed responsibility for a poster which fooled the internet, which he says was made in 10 minutes because he was “bored”.

Matt Fischer has run the App Store since 2010 but will leave Apple in October, according to Bloomberg. Mark Gurman reports that Fischer leaves as part of a major reshuffle at Cupertino. “The App Store group is being split into two teams: one overseeing Apple’s own store and another responsible for alternative app distribution,” he reports.

iPhone and iPad owners will be very familiar with iCloud’s nagging “upgrade storage” message – and Apple’s tactics are working effectivley, according to a new report. The report reveals that the cloud storage service is now the company’s most popular …

Face ID, and the TrueDepth camera and selfie camera that make it work, could be equipped with a “metalens” on this year’s Pro iPhone 16 models. Metalenses, in case you didn’t know, are super-thin flat lenses that use etchings on their surface to manipulate light passing through it, rather than a curved structure like a regular lens.

Billionaire Ken Griffin Nearly Doubled His Stake in Apple Stock in Q2. Here’s Why It Could Pay Off Big Time.

Pictures of an iPhone 16 Pro box with “Assembled in India” label have reportedly surfaced on the Chinese social media platform Weibo

A security researcher recently found that there was a bug in iOS that could lead the iPhone to crash when certain characters were typed in a sequence. If users typed “”::” followed by any fourth character into Spotlight Search or App Library could either the phone to either freeze or reboot.