CNBC’s Josh Lipton reports on the latest in the controversy surrounding the App Store, as well as CEO Tim Cook’s comments on CBS.
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Apple to Remove Unauthorized Games From Its App Store in China
Starting in July thousands of games that didn’t receive a license from the Chinese government will be removed from Apple’s China App Store.
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Apple adds a dedicated biking feature to Maps in iOS 14
Apple’s newest version of iOS is bringing a host of new features to Maps, including a a dedicated cycling option that will optimize paths with bikes lanes and even let users know the route includes …
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Apple’s virtual CarKey launching with iOS 14, coming to iOS 13
During its virtual WWDC keynote, Apple showed off a new way to access your vehicle: CarKey. CarKey is a quick, virtual way to unlock and start your car with just your iPhone.
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Apple iOS 14: new features coming to iPad and iPhone
Firm announces latest innovations including for iPad and watch at US conference …
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iOS 14 Compatible With iPhone 6s and 6s Plus and Later
Apple’s new iOS 14 operating system is compatible with many older iPhones, including the original iPhone SE, the iPhone 6s, and the iPhone …
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iOS 14 kills the biggest iPhone annoyance
Apple has fixed an iOS annoyance that’s been plaguing me since I started using the iPhone. I’ve long wanted Apple to stop making phone calls and FaceTime calls take over the entire iPhone. iOS 14 does …
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Live From WWDC 2020: Coverage of Apple’s Keynote with iOS 14, macOS 10.16, and More
Apple’s first-ever all-online Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) starts today with the traditional keynote kicking things off at 10:00 …
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Apple unveils iOS 14, which redesigns the iPhone home screen
Apple is expected to announce new versions of its software for iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches at its annual software developers event, WWDC 2020, on Monday.
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iOS 14 unveiled: A first glimpse at Apple’s upcoming iPhone software
Apple showed off its updated operating system at its first all-digital Worldwide Developers Conference with its new App Library, redesigned widgets and picture-in-picture …
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Apple turns the iPhone into the key for your car
Today at Apple’s annual developer’s conference — held virtually because of COVID — the company announced the ability to control a car with an iPhone. With an upcoming software update, the iPhone can …
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Apple expected to reveal new Macs and iPhone updates at WWDC 2020 – live
Follow the launch of Apple’s latest hardware and software updates as they are announced …
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Apple announces CarKey for wirelessly unlocking your car with an iPhone
Apple today announced CarKey, a way to wirelessly unlock your car with your iPhone, at its at Worldwide Developers Conference today. The feature is part of the newly revealed iOS 14, and it will work …
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Apple is about to reveal new iPhone, iPad and Mac software during WWDC 2020 — here’s what to expect
Apple is expected to announce new versions of its software for iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches at its annual software developers event, WWDC 2020, on Monday.
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Apple approves Hey bug fix update after Basecamp agrees to tweak app at center of store policy spat
A high profile spat between Apple and Basecamp over the latter’s hosted email service, Hey, has ended in a temporary truce — just hours before the iOS maker’s annual developer shindig, WWDC, kicks off …
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Apple approves Hey email app — but it’ll have to submit new version that follows App Store rules
Hours before Apple‘s developer conference WWDC kicks off, the company finally approved a new version of Basecamp’s much-talked-about email app Hey. However, this approval is seemingly on temporary …
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App Store controversy threatens to overshadow Apple’s WWDC event
As Apple gears up for WWDC, developers are questioning why Apple needs to take a 30% commission on in-app purchases.
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