The Financial Times studied the economic impact of Apple's app tracking policy changes on social platforms, and Facebook is the hardest hit.
Google has announced it is moving away from Material Design for its iOS apps, and switching to Apple’s UIKit instead.
Apple announced its new iPhone 13 Pro. And among several new features, it will also come with a 1TB storage option for the first time.
Eight states in the US will soon let their residents add their driver’s licenses and state IDs to Apple Wallet.
You can now buy Apple’s Magic Keyboard with Touch ID without having to buy the new 24-inch iMac.
Twitter has officially launched the ability to sign-up and/or log in to the app using Google or Apple credentials.
Apple is bringing back the years-long 'Shot on iPhone' ad series. This time the OOH campaign features stylishly outfitted cats and dogs.
Recent leaks show that the iPhone 13 could come with an always-on display, similar to the one already existing on the Apple Watch.
Apple Pay is planning on boosting its services by launching a Pay Later program in collaboration with Golman Sachs.
Apple launched a new MagSafe battery pack for the iPhone 12. It costs $99 and is available on Apple.com.
If you miss iOS 4 or simply never had the chance to own an iPhone 3G, OldOS is the app you need to relive the experience.
Apple is making the development of AR apps more accessible to the masses by letting developers create 3D models from 2D photos.
At WWDC 2021, Apple announced it will finally make FaceTime available to Android and Windows users, via the Web.
You can now download your favorite Spotify music and podcasts to your Apple Watch and listen to them offline.
Apple has announced that Apple Music is bringing Spatial Audio to its platform, and making its entire catalog available in Lossless Audio.
Are we about to see the first-ever foldable iPhone? Yes, according to a new report from Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
With The Hermès AirTag leather case, the brand continues its luxurious collaboration with the world's most stylish tech company.
The announcement was quiet, but Apple confirmed iOS 14.5 will be available next week, alongside WatchOS 7.4 and macOS 11.3.