The U.S. International Trade Commission on Thursday found Apple (ticker: AAPL) had violated patents held by medical-technology company Masimo (MASI) over measuring blood-oxygen levels and issued a limited exclusion order on certain Apple Watches, banning their import to the U.S.
The iPhone is one of Google’s best mobile products
Google’s online search default deal for the iPhone rose to $18 billion in 2021, which makes the iPhone a key Google product.
iPhone users say Apple’s iOS 17.1 update is RUINING their battery life, with reports of charge draining within hours – here’s what to do if your phone is affected
StandBy and Apple Music. While many iPhone users rushed to install the update, new reports may have you delaying the download. Several users claim that the update is ruining their battery life, with reports of charge draining within hours. ‘After …
You Don’t Need a New iPhone. You Just Need a New Battery.
Every iPhone has a secret indicator of battery health. So why did our columnist’s iPhone 14 Pro battery deplete so much in a year?
iPhone 15 Pro is Apple’s lowest-rated Pro model ever — and we’ve got a hunch why
In fact, a new study found it was the worst-rated premium phone from Apple — ever. Reviews site PerfectRec found that 73 percent of users on Google gave the iPhone 15 Pro a five-star rating.
Apple acknowledges iPhone 15 charging problem with BMWs, Toyota Supras
Apple has acknowledged a problem that can temporarily deactivate the Near-Field Communications (NFC) capabilities of iPhone 15 series devices when used with the wireless charging systems in some BMW and Toyota Supra models.
Your BWM or Toyota might break iPhone 15’s Apple Pay feature, but a fix is coming
Apple confirmed an iPhone 15 wireless charging issue that breaks Apple Pay functionality for some BMW and Toyota users..
From Fresh to Refurbished: The Secretive Trade of Second-Hand iPhones
In the back alleys of the global tech market, a labyrinthine trade is flourishing with a surprising protagonist: the iPhone. The secondary phone market is experiencing a boom, particularly with the …
Apple Admits to BMW Wireless Charging Issue With iPhone 15 Lineup, Promises Fix Later This Year
Apple today acknowledged a BMW wireless charging issue affecting the iPhone 15 series, and promised that it will make a fix available later
Apple did something with the iPhone 15 Plus that I didn’t expect
After the disappointment of the iPhone 14 Plus, Apple’s careful work to improve the iPhone 15 Plus has made it a model to seriously consider this year.
iOS 17.1 just got released — 5 new features coming to your iPhone
A new “Favorites” feature in Apple Music allows you to add artists, songs, albums, and playlists, all of which teach the app what kind of music you like. In other words, the app will be more knowledgable about what to recommend to you.
Apple Releases iPhone 15 With Breakthrough Security Standard
With the iPhone 15’s new security standard, businesses have the perfect opportunity to reinforce their defenses. One crucial step is the implementation of a centralized authenticator for multi-factor authentication.
Apple Releases iOS 17.1 and iPadOS 17.1 With AirDrop Over Internet, Music Favorites Options and More
Apple today released iOS 17.1 and iPadOS 17.1, the first major updates to the iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 operating system updates that came out
Apple Pay Later now lets all iPhone users break up their payments
On Apple’s website, you can now see the tech giant advertising its Apple Pay Later service. It’s an Apple Pay feature that allows qualified buyers to break up a purchase into four separate installments. Each payment is due every 14 days over six weeks with no interest on qualified transactions.
Here’s when Apple’s ‘Scary Fast’ M3 Macs might go on sale
If that’s the case it’s possible an M3 13-inch MacBook Pro will be joined by updated M3 Pro and M3 Max 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros, while there is still a chance that an M3 iMac
Apple October event 2023: 4 Macs we expect to see during the ‘Scary Fast’ livestream
Apple Apple announced that it will be hosting a “Scary Fast” event on Oct. 30. What threw us off, however, is that the Cupertino-based tech giant will be holding the pre-recorded livestream at 5 p.m.
Apple To Expand ‘Right to Repair’ Programs for Consumers and Independent Shops
Apple will soon increase documentation and repair part availability for the iPhone, Mac, and possibly even the iPad to support repairs of the devices by