Provided by T3 Apple iPhone 12 SE . Good things come in small packages, and in the phone market, no one seems to have embraced that mantra like Apple. As flagship phones get bi …
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92% of iPhones released in last four years now use iOS 13
Seven per cent of iPhones released in the last four years run iOS 12 and 2 per cent run an earlier version of iOS …
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Covid scare: How apps are helping people get essential items without them having to leave home
Going out to buy essentials today has become a challenge. But apps are stepping in, helping people get access to essential items without them having to leave home.
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Notice prohibiting Chinese apps in Google Play Store, Apple App Store is fake: PIB
An image of what seemed like a notice from the National Infromatics Centre stated that the government has prohibited Chinese apps.The Press Bureau of India through a tweet claimed that the order is fa …
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Apple to Sell Developers on Building New Apps Amid Pushback
Apple Inc. will walk into its annual development conference facing one of the biggest backlashes from its giant community of creators since the App Store started almost 12 years ago. The third-party …
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This Siri app can unlock your iPhone’s secret powers. 10 best shortcuts and how they work
Siri Shortcuts are one of Apple’s less commonly used tools that can make your iPhone more powerful and useful than it already is. Here’s how to get started now.
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92% of iPhones released in last four years now on iOS 13
Apple has released new iOS adoption statistics that indicate iOS 13, the current update, is now installed on 92 per cent of all iPhones introduced in the last four years.
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iPhone 12: The 3 new things business pros need
Apple might give business users and developers the features they want most in the next iPhone. Erik Eckel shares his iPhone 12 wish list.
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Apple WWDC 2020: iOS 14, new Macs, how to watch, start time, livestream and everything else we know
WWDC start time is Monday at 10 a.m. PT. Tune in to CNET for live coverage of iOS 14, new Macs, MacOS, new WatchOS 7 and everything else Apple announces.
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This Week in Apps: App Store outrage, WWDC20 prep, Android subscriptions change
Welcome back to This Week in Apps, the Extra Crunch series that recaps the latest OS news, the applications they support and the money that flows through it all. The app industry is as hot as ever, …
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Basecamp CEO says Apple App Store issue is about ‘absence of choice’
Basecamp CEO Jason Fried has written an open letter explaining what his real problem is with Apple’s App Store payment policies. Spotify chief Daniel Ek revealed long ago that the company can’t afford …
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iPhone 12’s 5G secret weapon could be bad news for Samsung Galaxy Note 20
But a new leak related to the iPhone 12’s 5G connectivity could give Apple a sizable advantage against the Samsung Galaxy Note 20, Google Pixel 5 and other handsets due to release this year. As we …
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Apple Watch 6 and watchOS 7: What to expect
Sleep tracking, pulse oximeter and a new fitness apps: the most exciting rumors to date about the next Apple Watch.
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Apple WWDC 2020: iOS 14, ARM Macs, hardware rumors, and what else to expect
The show must go on, so Apple will be presenting the entire conference in a new, digital-only format. The company is still expected to unveil the first look at the future of iOS, macOS, watchOS, and …
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iPhone 11 vs. Galaxy S20: Apple and Samsung’s latest flagship phones compared
These are the starting points for Apple and Samsung’s marquee phone lines. Here’s how to figure out which one is right for you.
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Apple is about to unveil a bunch of new features coming to the iPhone, Apple Watch, and other major products — here’s what to expect
Apple is expected to announce new iPhone and Apple Watch features as well as a new iMac at its WWDC conference.
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App Store policy and developer fee drama won’t change Apple’s ways at all
It might be to developers’ advantage to complain loudly about Apple and the App Store, but the same system they decry is what gets them to all of their customers — and most devs have been fine with it …
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