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An Apple-led lawsuit against Corellium for replicating iOS has been settled after years of back-and-forth battles.

Along with the new tool (which requires iOS 17 or macOS Sonoma 14.1 and later), Apple also announced that all iPhone 15 models and M2 Macs are now able to be self-repaired. The tools are available in the U.S. and will expand to Europe in 2024.

Public beta testers who have signed up for Apple’s beta testing program can download the ‌iOS 17‌.3 and ‌iPadOS 17‌.3 updates by opening the Settings app, going to “General,” tapping on the “Software Update” section, and turning on the ‌iOS 17‌ Public Beta option.

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Apple is launching a new security feature to protect iPhone users’ passcodes from being stolen and used by thieves to break into phones.

From hidden features to recent updates, here’s what to know about iOS 17.

We’re just a couple weeks away from putting 2023 in our rearview mirror, so it’s time–as the natural order of things dictates—to cast our eyes back over the last 12 months and attempt to shape the events into some semblance of narrative.

Following the revelation that our mobile push notification records can be handed over to law enforcements, Apple put the blame on the Department of Justice (DOJ) for preventing tech companies from revealing such process.

Apple has expanded its self-repair program to include the recently-released iPhone 15 and M2-powered Macs. There’s also a new remote diagnostic tool to help people figure out what’s going on.

Apple is expanding its Self Service Repair program to iPhone 15 series and M2 Macs and Macbooks, and opening up the remote diagnostic tool.

Apple Self Service Repair program is also adding new diagnostic tool that gives users more transparency and autonomy to troubleshoot issues.

Apple has offered to let rivals access its tap-and-go mobile payments systems used for mobile wallets, three people familiar with the matter said, a move that could settle EU antitrust charges and stave off a possible hefty fine.

A new report claims that Apple has offered to open up the NFC chip in the iPhone for payments rivals in the European Union.

The blue bubble/green bubbles saga continues. Apple says it prevented iMessage access from Android apps masquerading as Apple credentials to protect customers.

Apple is attempting to avoid a fine and ongoing legal battle with the European Union. The company is allegedly offering its rivals access to its Near-Field Communication (NFC) technology, used for tap-and-go payments,

Looking for a great gift for the Apple lover in your life? We’ve picked out great ideas covering all budgets, even if it’s tight.

The iPhone 16 (as it will almost certainly be called) has already had plenty of speculation around it, including a potential big redesign to improve overheating performance. New rumours however from a renowned leaker sound slightly more futuristic.