The Dutch Authority for Consumers and Markets will fine Apple €5 million every week so long as it continues to prevent dating apps from freely using non-Apple payment systems.
Here’s what Apple might announce at a spring event this March
It doesn’t seem like that long ago that Apple announced a plethora of new iPhone, Apple Watch, and MacBook Pro computers, but we’re likely now just a couple of months away from another product …
2023 iPhone may ditch Samsung displays for Chinese screens
Samsung and LG may be losing the battle to manufacture the 2023 iPhone’s OLED screen to a little-known Chinese company …
Apple extends an in-app purchase exemption for some developers impacted by pandemic
The pandemic isn’t over yet, according to Apple. The iPhone maker has once again pushed back a Covid-era deferral of an App Store rule that allowed app developers to bypass Apple’s in-app purchase …
Apple changes its mind about iOS 14, tells no one about it
It’s not like Apple was ever a prime candidate for any transparency awards when it comes to its policies – as well as its choices on a number of issues big and small – but this recent revelation …
Apple’s huge 2022 roadmap leaks: iPhone, iPad, Mac and more
New rumors suggest that 2022 may be a great year for Apple enthusiasts. After a comparatively slow 2021, it seems that Apple wants to hit the ground running in the new year by releasing several …
New Apple Watch Update Fixes Frustrating Charging Problem
Apple seeded the watchOS 8.4 release candidate (RC), which is basically a sneak peek of what the full public software update will look …
Apple’s fall 2022 product lineup will be its biggest yet
Apple is planning to launch up to 14 new products in 2022, including iPhones and Apple Watch models, according to a Bloomberg report.
What to expect from Apple’s Q1 2022 earnings report on Jan. 27
Apple will announce quarterly fiscal results for the first quarter of 2022 on Thursday, Jan. 27, and it is expected to be a blockbuster quarter. Here’s what to expect from the company’s call with …
Apple Backs Down on Verification for Educational Discounts in the U.S. (For Now)
It appears that Apple has quickly reversed course on a change last week that would have begun requiring educational customers in the U.S. to verify their …
Apple closed its student discount loophole – but now it’s back
Want a student discount from Apple? You now have to provide proof. Here’s how to save some big money. (Updated 01/24/2022 – After reporting on Apple closing its student discount …
iPhone 13 pink screen bug has Apple on the defensive
Apple may be known for manufacturing an assortment of different colored iPhones, but a recent issue with the iPhone 13 brings a splash of color to the least pleasing place of all: the screen.
Is your iPhone 13 screen turning pink? Apparently, it is a ‘software bug’
The issue is not a new one, with it first being raised by a user in October on the Official Apple Support Community forums.
Apple Leak Reveals Powerful iMac Pro Upgrade
Apple’s attention turns to the desktop, with new details on the iMac Pro promising a powerful upgrade. Will it attract new users?
iPhone 15 Displays Might Not be Supplied by Samsung, but BOE
While the higher-end “Pro” models of the iPhone 15 series might be supplied by BOE, Samsung and LG will still be supplying displays to Apple for the lower-end iPhones.
The Apple Watch 7 crashes to record-low price in rare deal at Amazon
While finding deals on the Apple Watch 7 isn’t a rare occurrence, Amazon typically only discounts the smartwatch with a Red, Blue, or Green sport band. If you’ve been looking to find the Apple Watch 7 …
Regulator says Apple’s Dutch App Store payment climb down doesn’t go far enough
Apple has been told that its plans to allow Dutch dating apps to use third-party payment systems don’t go far enough and that it could be forced to hand over 50 million euros as a result.