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In addition to the usual bug fixes and improvements, iOS 17 is bringing a lot of new features to the table as well. Here’s a rundown of all of iOS 17’s major changes. We may still be waiting for Apple to announce the iPhone 15 series,

Apple’s Craig Federighi said the new operating system would focus on “communication, sharing, intelligent input, and new experiences.” Beginning with communication: as a follow-up to iOS 16’s customizable lock screens,

Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) today, Apple announced that it’s introducing a new Health app for the iPad.

Journal will compete against third-party journaling apps like Day One, which initially launched for Mac and iOS in 2012 before expanding to include Android in 2018. The Wall Street Journal reported back in April that it had viewed documents detailing Apple’s plans for Journal — at that time codenamed “Jurassic” — noting similarities with existing journaling apps.

Did you even know, before you opened this post, that today, Apple is launching another massive new product?

Apple is only hours away from its annual WWDC conference, where a long-rumored mixed-reality headset is expected to be the major announcement.

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This week’s Apple headlines; a stunning iPhone 16 leak, a surprise iPhone 15 decision, Apple’s headset display specs, new Macs for WWDC, Apple Watch’s secret weapon, and …

We all know Apple doesn’t jump on the latest fads, so while Samsung rushed out foldable smartphones, the Cupertino

Russia says that the National Security Agency (NSA) has been spying on Russian officials and civilians using iPhone backdoor vulnerabilities created for the US by Apple.

A pple’s WWDC 2023 and the keynote in which CEO Tim Cook almost certainly unveils the company’s first virtual reality product could be a defining moment for Apple and, especially Cook. It could be his iPhone moment. It also might be another Apple Watch moment.

Russia says that the National Security Agency (NSA) has been spying on Russian officials and civilians using iPhone backdoor vulnerabilities created for the US by Apple.