Apple is no longer signing iOS or iPadOS 16.1.2 as of Tuesday evening, a move that could’ve been predicted by almost anybody given that it’s been around a week since the company released the newer iOS & iPadOS 16.2 software update to the general public.
A native Apple TV app for Android will improve the Apple TV+ experience for owners of Google-powered smartphones versus using the web-based app in a browser.
New Apple external monitors should cover price ranges between the $1,600 Studio Display and the high-end $5,000 Pro Display XDR model.
WhatsApp's new Accidental Delete feature will undo a Delete For Me action so you can instead delete the message for everyone in a group chat.
The iPhone's Crash Detection feature automatically falls back to Emergency SOS via satellite when outside of Wi-Fi or cellular coverage.
iOS 16.3 provides a new visual guide to educate users on how to use the Handoff feature to transfer music and other audio between their iPhone and HomePod.
The new Ugreen desktop chargers look great and have four USB ports providing 65W or 100W of power to juice up multiple devices at once.
A bigger 15-inch MacBook Air laptop powered by Apple silicon could launch in the spring of 2023, filing as the largest Air model to date.
Revamped Apple Maps with Look Around, 3D landmarks and other perks have hit the Netherlands, Belgium, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg and Switzerland.
A physical security key replaces two-factor verification codes for authorizing access to your Apple ID account via iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web.
Two major new features in macOS Ventura 13.1 include enhanced iCloud encryption via Advanced Data Protection and Apple's new Freeform app.
Aside from Tesla's Apple Music support, the update brings thousands of Steam games to play in your car and a few other noteworthy improvements.