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Even if your own phone isn’t handy, you (and only you) can locate these trackers on an Apple “Find My” map. If your iPhone is handy, it can lead you straight to the tagged item via the phone’s “Precision Finding” feature (found on the Apple iPhone 11 and …

But that also doesn’t mean Apple gets a complete pass. When the iPhone 15 launches later this year, improved battery life has to be a main focus for the phone. Apple will have had a year to improve battery drain from the Dynamic Island and the always …

iPhone users have ripped into Apple’s latest update following claims that a system bug is rapidly draining battery life. Complaints have taken Twitter by storm over the past few days with users alleging that the latest iOS 16.4 upgrade has diminished their …

Nelson Aguilar is an LA-based tech how-to writer and graduate of UCLA. With more than a decade of experience, he covers Apple and Google and writes on iPhone and Android features, privacy and security settings and more. It’s been over half a year since …

iPhone users have ripped into Apple’s latest update following claims that a system bug is rapidly draining battery life. Complaints have taken Twitter by storm over the past few days with users alleging that the latest iOS 16.4 upgrade has diminished their …

iPhone maker Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) launched its Apple Pay Later plan on March 28, a buy now, pay later (BNPL) program. The pre-release version of the Apple Pay Later plan was launched to a select few users yesterday and will be rolled out to the broader …

A prerelease version of Apple Pay Later now lets select users quickly finance purchases up to $1,000. Apple has finally launched its long awaited buy now pay later plan — Apple Pay Later — but only for some iPhone owners.

Apple ’s subscription music streaming service, Apple Music, now has a new sibling, dedicated to classical music. Apple Music Classical has just gone live and is available to most Apple Music subscribers at no extra cost.

But it also normalizes the BNPL practice by building the concept straight into the iPhone, posing a risk to both consumers and competing businesses. Apple has the power to catch the eyes of the millions of iPhone users who use Apple Pay, while companies …

This was followed in mid-February by iOS 16.3.1, which introduced some critical security updates for iPhone and iPad. With iOS 16.4, Apple will begin allowing push notifications from web apps that users have added to their device’s home screen.

Apple’s iOS 16.4 is out now: These are all the new emojis available on your iPhone Buy now, pay later apps are beloved: Should users be worried about high debt? Apple Pay users will be able to apply for Apple Pay Later loans of $50 to $1,000, which can be …

Once approved, you can use Apple Pay Later for online and in-app purchases on your iPhone or iPad when using Apple Pay. Those who qualify for Apple Pay Later can apply for the loans directly inside the Wallet app, and this does not affect their credit.

Users can apply for loans between $50 and $1,000, which can be used for online and in-app purchases made on iPhone and iPad with merchants that accept Apple Pay, according to the company. Apple Pay is accepted by over 85% of US retailers, the company said.

In a support document, the company explained why it released an iPhone app dedicated to classical music instead of just integrating it into the already existing Apple Music app: “Classical music is different. It has longer and more detailed titles …

Apple fans are eagerly waiting for the next iteration of company’s flagship phone- iPhone 15. As with any other highly anticipated phones, rumours have been swirling about what features and upgrades could iPhone 15 bring to the table. Some of the most …

Reports also suggest that Foxconn, one of Apple’s suppliers, has partnered with German industrial giant Siemens to make advanced driver assistance systems that could align with Apple’s automotive strategy. As Taiwanese companies like Foxconn are …

Leaks claim the iPhone 15 range is making several eye-catching design changes, but it turns out that a far more innocuous one is actually causing Apple the most problems. According to a new report …