A trio of new iPhone models coming down the pike this year will likely be available beginning Friday, September 20, meaning the so-called "iPhone 11" could be in your hands in just 45 days.
Apple is under investigation for iPhone supply deals in Japan.
Apart from unveiling a dedicated macOS bounty program at this week's Black Hat security conference, Apple is expected to hand researchers special pre-jailbroken iPhone devices that will make it easier for them to detect security vulnerabilities in the iOS operating system.
Apple is predicted to unveil a macOS bounty program at the upcoming Black Hat security conference which takes place in Las Vegas, Nevada later this week, Forbes reported today.
Apple Card today began rolling out to early adopters who were selected by the company to participate in the Preview program. The Cupertino technology giant has now published the initial set of nearly a dozen tutorial videos via its YouTube channel that show how to set up your card on an iPhone and activate it, how to use its many features and much more.
A special episode where Cody and Sebastien discuss their smart home tech gadgets, including robot vacuums, switches, door locks, and security cameras.
Even though the official Apple Card micro-site still says the service is "coming this summer," the iPhone maker has begun rolling out its own MasterCard-branded credit card, realized in partnership with investment bank Goldman Sachs.
Learn how to use a time-saving gesture on your iPhone and iPad to scroll entire views in one simple motion instead of swiping like an animal.
Learn how to easily add a calendar and multiple time zones to your Mac Menu Bar in order to improve your productivity and organization using the Dato app.
The Apple Card is going to launch this August. Ahead of the public arrival, though, Apple is opening a preview program.
iDB reader Niles Mitchell made it his mission to test how flexible external drive support in the much-improved Files app on iOS 13 and iPadOS really is. This time around, he connected his iPhone running iOS 13 to a Sony Walkman and fired up the Files app. Here's what happened...
Apple's decision to temporarily halt the Siri grading initiative in order to review privacy policies and safeguards has prompted rival Google and Amazon to suspend their own programs which permitted employees to listen to recorded voice assistant audio for quality control purposes.