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Bored of doing repetitive tasks on your Mac? Give these apps a try. They’re all expertly made to automate work in macOS, saving you a bunch of time and hassle.

Apple is making new changes to how the iPhone App Store works, for EU users, though the effects will be watched everywhere.

Apple today announced that the Apple Vision Pro ecosystem has crossed a new milestone, with the visionOS App Store

Ryan Jones, the company’s founder, shows how Flighty 4 displays a delayed flight. This useful feature allows travelers to make alternative arrangements instead of having to wait anxiously at an airport terminal wondering if they’re ever going to get on the plane.

Blackmagic Design has released version 2.0 of its Blackmagic Camera app, bringing several new additional features along with official iPad support.

OS Sequoia is introducing a small change to the way certain apps can be opened, bringing new protection but also potentially annoyance too.

However, the key word in describing the reach of Apple Intelligence is “nearly.” There are two significant regions that won’t get Apple Intelligence this fall — China and the European Union (EU) — although not for precisely the same reasons.

In May, when the Android version of the app was redesigned to make it more like the iOS version, WhatsApp launched a feature called Communities, which lets people with common inte …

With iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia, Apple is introducing a new design for the Photos app, which is designed to better surface …

Apple is pumping the brakes on some of its updates to the Photos app in iOS 18. The company made some changes — removing some features and tweaking others — on Monday to address user feedback. The …

Want to get more from your Mac? Our selection of the best Mac apps for power users will help you run advanced tasks in macOS without ever breaking a sweat.

The M4 iPad Pro is one of the best tablets on the market. These are the 8 incredible apps I use every day on the tablet.

The past week was a whirlwind for Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL), with a mix of highs and lows. From exceeding Q3 earnings expectations to a slight dip in China’s revenue, the tech giant made headlines. Let’s delve into the key stories that shaped Apple’s week.

Support for Apple Account Cards in the Wallet app has gone live in Canada and Australia, over two years since it first launched in the United

X (formerly Twitter) can no longer be accessed in the Mac App Store, suggesting that it has been officially delisted. Searches for both “Twitter” Twitter can no longer be accessed in Apple’s Mac App Store,

The iPhone maker is pressuring the companies to close loopholes that allow in-app creators to bypass Apple’s 30% commission.

Apple released the second public beta for iOS 18 on July 29, more than a month after the tech giant announced the software at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June. The update brings many new …