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The iPhone 15, Apple’s latest iPhone installment, launched last September to a strong reception from consumers who sold out pre-orders of the phone.

Apple has already sold out its initial stock of Vision Pro headsets after customers bought around 200,000 units during the 10 days since the iPhone maker made them available for pre-orders, according to a report.

Apple may see a drop in iPhone shipments this year, due in part to the growing popularity of foldable phones, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says. Huawei’s resurgence in the Chinese market is also having an impact on Apple’s business, according to Kuo of TF …

Wedbush analyst Dan Ives increased his sales estimate of the Vision Pro to more than 600,000 units in 2024 from a prior estimate of 460,000 units.

Stolen Device Protection in iOS 17.3 is meant to add an extra layer of security for your iPhone, but there’s one feature you may want to turn off.

Apple might hold another spring event in the coming months – here’s everything that we have heard about it so far.

The often-accurate Mark Gurman penned his usual newsletter over the weekend at Bloomberg, where he dissected Apple’s most recent move that shook the mobile industry. iPhone sideloading and other big …

Apple has now shown that it has no intention of letting that happen — regulation be damned. I believe the company is on the wrong side of history here, and that karma will come back to bite it. This …

This year’s flagship, the iPhone 16 Pro Max, could have a further improvement for the already excellent camera sensor. Here are the details and why it’s important.

Apple has rolled out the iOS 17.3, which the most recent update to its iPhone mobile operating system (OS). A notable addition to the latest iOS is the “Stolen Device Protection” feature, introducing enhanced security measures to safeguard user data in case of a stolen phone.

This week’s Apple headlines; leaked iPhone 16 details, iOS 17.3 protections, massive Apple Silicon bugs, new iPad Air details, forty years of the Mac, App Store warnings, a new Apple Store turns up in South Korea,

The raft of iOS changes Apple dropped in the European Union yesterday, as it prepares for enforcement of the bloc’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) to kick in March 7, include some big developments around browsers that look set to shake up a pretty stale market.

The first iOS 17.4 beta dropped. It’s an update for developers, giving us a glimpse of what’s coming to iPhone when the official public update drops in the spring.Due to a European Union mandate that coerced Apple to comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA),

Thanks to a new Apple update, iPhone users have one less thing to worry about: stolen information. The new feature, called stolen device protection, actively protects users against personal information getting stolen in the case their phone gets stolen.