Apple has teased the new Powerbeats Fit earbuds, which appear to be the belated follow-up to the Beats Fit Pro that were released nearly four years ago.
Apple to release the new fitness-focused Powerbeats Fit earbuds this fall
How to fix geolocation services not working on Mac
Try these troubleshooting tips to fix macOS location services not working, so that your favorite Mac apps can show you relevant geolocation-based content again.
Apple’s upcoming Crossbody Strap accessory will use magnets
Apple's rumored Crossbody Strap lanyard accessory for the iPhone 17 lineup will apparently use magnets to avoid looping through itself.
WhatsApp rolls out its own AI writing tool
Meta-owned WhatsApp today launched Writing Help, a writing tool powered by artificial intelligence (AI) to help you compose messages faster.
Apple no longer signing iOS 18.6.1 after one week of iOS 18.6.2’s availability, ending downgrades
Apple released iOS & iPadOS 18.6.2 one week ago, fixing security issues that needed fixing and helping to ensure its users were well-protected from vulnerabilities that may have been actively exploited by bad actors in the wild.
How to turn off marketing notifications from the Wallet app on iPhone
Learn how to turn off notifications from Apple’s Wallet on your iPhone for marketing messages such as promotions, discounts, and special offers.
Colorful gemstone wallpapers for iPhone
iDB Wallpapers collection proudly presents ten stunning backdrops that bring the beauty of colorful, polished gemstones to the Lock and Home Screens of your iPhone and iPad.
These eye-catching digital wallpapers feature shiny stones and pebbles of different sizes set against a solid black background, providing a contrasting visual treat for your eyes every time you pick up and use your device.
You can now stream Apple Music radio stations on TuneIn
Starting today, all six human-curated radio stations that are hosted on Apple Music are available to listen to on TuneIn for free, without commercials.
Opinion: With iOS 26 over the horizon, jailbreaking iPhones is officially a thing of the past
I have spent the last 15 years owning jailbroken iPhones, iPod touches, iPads, and even Apple TVs. At the very beginning, it was my friends who encouraged me to try it. I was always skeptical, thinking it would cause issues with my device or void my warranty with Apple. But after I tried it, I never really looked back.
“Awe dropping” Apple event wallpaper for iPhone
Earlier today, Apple’s team sent media invitations and announcements to the forthcoming September 9 media event. The event is widely expected to reveal the upcoming iPhone 17 lineup, as with all previous September events. Naturally, along with the announcement, we received a fun thermal-looking invitation image. The “Awe dropping.” Apple event wallpaper for iPhone is available for your current devices.
ContactsFS forces your iPhone’s active call interface to display your contacts’ photos full-screen
When you’re in a phone call with somebody that you know and who is in your Contacts app, iOS is supposed to scale the contact’s photo to fill the screen for as long as you’re in the middle of that call. In some cases, it doesn’t.
In latest revocation wave, a trigger-happy Apple reportedly revokes even innocent Developer accounts
If you’ve ever used an online signing service to sideload apps on your iPhone before, which is typically a one-year service provided by a third party for a fee, then you’re likely familiar with it becoming revoked. This occurs when Apple finds out the Apple Developer account is being abused and thusly closes the Apple Developer account so that the signing service can’t continue.