Apple this week is seeding the latest beta of iOS 13.1, the first major update to the forthcoming iOS 13.
Apple seeds third iOS 13.1 and iPadOS 13.1 betas to developers
Apple this week is seeding the latest beta of iOS 13.1, the first major update to the forthcoming iOS 13.
Apple this week officially unveiled the iPhone 11, the successor to the iPhone XR from 2018.
Today marks the day of the unveiling of the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and the Apple Watch Series 5. We also got launch information for Apple Arcade and Apple TV+. As is par for the course, Apple had plenty of videos to show off during the event.
Apple on Tuesday talked up the Apple Store experience.
In addition to the iPhone 11, Apple on Tuesday unveiled the iPhone 11 Pro. This is the first handset Apple has ever labeled a 'Pro' product, and it believes it has the features to justify the name.
Apple on Tuesday officially announced a brand new iPhone, this model replacing the iPhone XR.
Apple on Tuesday announced a new wearable: Apple Series 5. From afar, the device looks a lot like its predecessor, but it has a number of new features that set it apart. Perhaps the most interesting one is the new always-on display, meaning the Watch never goes to sleep, so you can always see your time and complications.
Apple on Tuesday officially unveiled a brand new iPad.
During its "By Innovation Only" event, Apple has shared details of its upcoming streaming service, Apple TV+.
For its first announcement during its big iPhone event, Apple has shared a number of new details about its gaming subscription service Apple Arcade. As we learned earlier this year, the service will feature more than 100 exclusive games that you can't get anywhere else, and today we find out that Konami and Capcom are among the launch partners.
Despite the fact that today is Tuesday, September 10, and Apple is going to announce a host of new devices, there's at least one new report today detailing what's still coming down the line.
If you’re using any of the latest versions of iOS, then you’re probably familiar with the Do Not Disturb banner that rears its ugly head on the Lock screen whenever you have this feature turned on.
While it’s nice to be reminded that Do Not Disturb mode is toggled on, I find the banner to be somewhat intrusive in that it takes up space on the Lock screen and must be manually dismissed. Fortunately, a new and free jailbreak tweak called NoDNDBanner by iOS developer MrGcGamer does away with it automatically.