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Have you had a spyware warning from Apple? Here’s what you need to know about the iPhone hacking notification system.

Indonesia’s president has agreed to a $1 billion deal with Apple that if approved, will build two factories that will ultimately produce 20% of the world’s AirTag supply.

The new edge-to-edge color spectrum animation when Siri is activated is one of the most visible new Apple Intelligence features. If you’re not seeing it, here’s why.

Apple released its first and only Studio Display back in 2022. The 27-inch LCD monitor starts at $1,599 and features a humble refresh rate of 60Hz, a stunning 5K pixel resolution, up to 600 nits of brightness, a 12MP ultra-wide webcam, multiple USB-C ports, six speakers, and three microphones.

Apple is no longer working on a subscription service for iPhones, Bloomberg reports, citing people close to the matter. Rumors about the possible service first surfaced in 2022. Instead of paying for …

Apple complained that requests from Meta Platforms requests for access to its operating software threaten user privacy, in a spat fueled by the European Union’s intensifying efforts to get the iPhone maker to open up to products from tech rivals.

Apple Arcade; instead, the service was fleshed out with a number of big games that you can already play on other platforms. It hasn’t been great for showcasing what makes Apple Arcade unique, but on the other hand,

The iPhone 16 is still only a few months old, but that doesn’t stop the rumor mill from churning out speculation about Apple’s upcoming devices. There’s already been plenty of buzz about what we could see with the next iPhone,

Apple and Meta are warring in Europe over the balance between interoperability and privacy, Reuters reports. The fight focuses on the European Union’s

Apple is no longer working on the iPhone subscription service, which was rumored to offer customers the latest models for a monthly fee.

Indonesia’s president signalled in a meeting on the weekend that he would accept Apple’s proposal to invest in manufacturing and tech development.

Unlock the full potential of Apple Notes to streamline your workflow, boost productivity, and stay organized effortlessly.

Apple is no longer planning to launch a hardware subscription service that would let customers “subscribe” to get a new iPhone each

Apple is shelving its plans to offer the iPhone for a monthly subscription, Bloomberg reports. The company was first said to be exploring a hardware subscription in 2022, but like the company’s “buy now,

The next flagship iPhone is expected to show an updated design. But a new report flatly contradicts the most recent rumor.

Apple’s plan to offer an iPhone subscription service is dead before it even started. According to Bloomberg, the Cupertino company has shelved a project that would have allowed people to pay a monthly subscription fee in exchange for yearly iPhone upgrades.

Apple has reportedly stopped work on a discrete iPhone hardware subscription service, but the goals of the project have been largely accomplished with the iPhone Upgrade Program.