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This week’s Apple headlines; iPhone 15 Pro leaks, disappointing iPhone SE news, MacBook Pro’s futuristic features, visionOS SDK released, AirPods success, and

With less than 3 months left for Apple to announce the iPhone 15, I think it’s time to look back on the iPhone 14 Pro Max. Was it good?

Apple is reportedly considering a switch to a more affordable manufacturing process for the upcoming iPhone 15 Pro chip, which could reduce efficiency but improve overall performance.

Apple’s recent iOS 16.5 update brought with it a host of bug fixes for the iPhone lock screen and Safari, but the company has now issued an important follow-up patch for a pair of more sinister …

But iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max could see a reduction in weight thanks to a change in materials. Apple’s Pro line is expected to switch from stainless steel bands to titanium ones. The lighter …

The flaws had been used to hack thousands of devices in Russia that Russian intelligence blamed on the United States.

As reported by Joe Rossignol at MacRumors and Dan Moren at Six Colors this week, Apple has enabled passkey support for logging into its myriad web-based properties.

The latest iPhone SE is one of Apple’s most powerful yet compact iPhones ever. It comes with the A15 Bionic chip, which also powers the more expensive iPhone 13 lineup. The smartphone has a crisp 4.7-inch display that easily fits in a pocket, features the …

Pushed-back launch of fourth-gen iPhone SE suggests that Apple’s in-house 5G modem isn’t close to ready, which is great news for Qualcomm.

Apple has announced that Self Service Repair will be available starting June 21 for the iPhone 14 lineup and additional Mac models. There are some other new updates as well.

Apple, the company, wants rights to the image of apples, the fruit, in Switzerland – one of dozens of countries where it’s flexing its legal muscles.

Those hugging close to the latest Apple products for fear of any scuff, scrape, or damage can breathe a little easier, so long as you have the cash to pay the tech giant for repairs. Apple announced on Monday its self-repair kits are now available for the iPhone 14 lineup and more recent MacBook products.

It appears that passkeys are now supported for Apple IDs, but only if you have the first beta for iOS 17 (or iPadOS 17 or macOS Sonoma). Beta users of Apple’s operating systems then have the ability to sign in anywhere that supports signing in with your Apple ID — covering not only Apple.

Apple is widening its Self Service Repair program to cover its more recent devices, and it’s reducing some of the hassles in the process. As of June 21st, you can get the parts, tools and manuals needed to fix the iPhone 14 range as well as the M2-based versions of the 13-inch MacBook Air and MacBook Pro.

Manuals, Apple parts and tools to repair the whole line of iPhone 14 phones, the 13-inch M2 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models with the M2 Pro and M2 Max will be available starting Wednesday. Apple also plans to make available a System Configuration tool, which will confirm if a repair was completed properly.

Apple today announced that its self-service repair program will be expanding to include the iPhone 14 lineup and additional Mac models starting

The EU’s new proposed legislation requires companies like Apple to ensure devices like iPhone have user-replaceable batteries.