iOS 18.0.1 fixes bugs like unresponsive iPhone 16 displays while patching vulnerabilities discovered in the Messages, Passwords and Camera apps.
While companies like Samsung and Oura are betting that smart rings will eventually take off, Apple apparently isn't among them.
Apple on Thursday stopped signing iOS & iPadOS 18.0, a move by the Cupertino-based company that will prevent anyone who made the jump to iOS & iPadOS 18.0.1 firmware last week from being able to downgrade to the original iOS & iPadOS 18 release.
The Home Depot and H-E-B have begun rolling out support for Apple Pay and other contactless payment services at their retail stores.
If you use Amazon's video-streaming service, you'll soon be able to purchase Apple TV+ as an add-on subscription within the Prime Video app.
Apple says macOS Sequoia 15.1 reduces the frequency of nagging permission prompts for screen recording apps that you use on a regular basis.
The new FDA-cleared Apple Watch feature that detects sings of possible sleep apnea has been enabled for beta testers in the latest watchOS 11.1 beta 6.
Apple just this week pushed a somewhat major update to its iCloud.com website – the one place on the internet where Apple device users can access their iCloud data and information even when they aren’t using an Apple device at that very moment.
Apple continues refining the iPhone's redesigned Control Center, with the upcoming iOS 18.1 software update adding two new toggles.
Apple is developing a fix for a bug in iPhone Mirroring that could compromise your privacy and security when using the feature at work.
The repair site iFixit has released a new tool called VoltClip to safely remove batteries from standard iPhone 16 models in under 90 seconds.
iOS 18.1 refines the iPhone's redesigned Control Center with standalone toggles for Wi-Fi, VPN, AriDrop and Satellite providing faster access to these features.