Apple has announced a series of refreshes to its iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods lineup at its September 9 event, and we’ll tell you about them, along with their prices, colors, pre-order dates, and more.
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's rumored Crossbody Strap lanyard accessory for the iPhone 17 lineup will apparently use magnets to avoid looping through itself.
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.
Learn how to turn off notifications from Apple’s Wallet on your iPhone for marketing messages such as promotions, discounts, and special offers.
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.
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.
Apple has confirmed that it will hold an annual event to unveil the iPhone 17 lineup, along with some new watches, earbuds and other new products on Tuesday, September 9.
A new report claims that Apple Health+ will include an AI-based health coach, said to offer features such as nutrition planning and medical suggestions.
Apple is apparently not interested in pouring resources into second-generation AirPods Max, so it just continues selling the woefully outdated $550 model.
Apple seems unable to fix its dumb assistant alone, so it's reportedly turning to Google’s Gemini for Siri brains in another sign of ongoing AI struggles in Cupertino.
Apple is charging high prices to purchase or rent its “F1: The Movie” blockbuster hit, which makes theater popcorn look like a bargain, but that's actually nothing new.