The European Union (EU) has given Apple the green light to open up its mobile payments system and let competitors use the iPhone’s NFC.
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Apple Warns iPhone Users About "Mercenary Spyware Attacks" in 98 Countries
Apple has issued a warning to iPhone users across 98 countries about potential “mercenary spyware attacks”, reports TechCrunch.
Here are Probable Camera Specs on iPhone 17, 18, and 19
iPhones (17, 18, 19) camera leaks suggest Apple’s focus on tetraprism tech may result in higher resolution sensors and better zoom.
Apple Rolls Out iOS 17.6 and iPadOS 17.6 Beta 3
Apple is rolling out a third round of public betas of iOS 17.6 and iPadOS 17.6, allowing non-developers to try the upcoming software.
Apple and Google Team Up for Cloud Photo Transfer
Apple & Google team up for direct photo transfers between Google Photos & iCloud Photos. Effortless photo transfer.
Apple Rolls Out macOS 15 Sequoia Beta 3 to Developers
Apple is rolling out macOS 15 Sequoia beta 3 to developers, after rolling out the third developer betas of iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and so on.
Apple Users Are Holding Onto Their Devices for Longer Than Ever
iOS 18 Brings New "Night" and "Fall" Ambient Background Sounds
While iOS already packs over six different background sounds, it’s bringing two more sounds with the upcoming iOS 18 update.
iOS 18 Beta 3 Introduces Better Flashlight Controls
iOS 18 beta 3 refines iPhone flashlight controls with a single curved line for adjusting brightness & beam width. Learn more.
Leaked Images Show Canceled iPhone 15 Pro Haptic Buttons
Remember when the iPhone 15 Pro was rumored to include haptic buttons? But like many good things, it never saw the light of day.
Temple Run: Legends and Two More Games Coming to Apple Arcade
The titles coming to Apple Arcade in August include Temple Run: Legends, Vampire Survivors+, and Castle Crumble.
Apple Reportedly Planning Major Face ID Overhaul for iPhone 16 Series
Apple is prepping notable changes to iPhone 16’s Face ID system. Though it’s unclear what Apple is planning, it’s believed to be an overhaul.
Neither Apple nor Microsoft Want OpenAI Board as Observers
Microsoft has reportedly ditched its observer seat on the OpenAI board while Apple is planning the same, reports FT.
Google Maps Is Rolling Out Speedometer for iOS users
Google has started rolling out speedometer and speed limits for Google Maps for iOS users globally with Google Maps iOS v6.123.0.
You'll Be Able to Talk to Siri While FaceTiming, Latest Apple Patent Suggests
According to the latest Apple patent, users will be able to interact with Siri during FaceTime calls in real time.
Apple HomePod Saves Family from Fire Started by Dog in Colorado Springs
A fire started by a dog at a family’s home in Colorado Springs was stopped thanks to the HomePod smart speakers from Apple.
Figma Temporarily Disables AI Feature After Accusations of Copying Apple's Weather App Design
Figma is facing controversy over its new AI feature that produced designs resembling Apple’s Weather. The feature has been disabled.
RCS Supports More Carriers Than Ever with iOS 18 Developer Beta 3
Apple is finally supporting more carriers with RCS around the globe with the latest third iOS 18 developer beta.
Apple to Roll Out iOS 17.5.2 to iPhone Users in Coming Weeks
Apple is prepping to roll out a minor iOS 17.5.2 update in the coming days, according to a private post shared by an anonymous leaker.
Apple Rolls Out visionOS 2 Beta 3 to Developers
Apart from visionOS 2 beta 3 for developers, Apple is rolling out third betas of iOS 18, iPadOS 18, watchOS 11, macOS Sequoia, and tvOS 18
Apple Rolls Out iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 Beta 3 to Developers: Here's What's New
Apple has started rolling out iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 developer beta 3, closely following the release of iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 developer beta 2.
Microsoft Employees in China Required to Switch to iPhones by September
Microsoft has reportedly informed its employees in China that they will need to use an iPhone at work starting in September
Smishing Alert: New Cyberattack Targets Apple iPhone and iPad Users
A recent cyberattack has targeted Apple iPhone and iPad users. The “smishing” attack involves sending fake texts that appear to be from Apple.
Employee Wins Tribunal Case Against Apple Over Secret Photo Incident
Apple has been found guilty of “unfairly” firing an employee at its London office for snapping a female coworker secretly and sharing them.