Brazilian developer Guilherme Rambo has unearthed a curious reference—“iPhone xx”—from Apple's Xcode development app, probably hinting at a cheaper-to-build iPhone 7 model.
It was a matter of if, not when: Monument Valley, the tremendously popular mobile puzzle game series by Ustwo Games, is being turned into a live action flick.
Tim Cook's about to collect a huge financial reward. On Friday, Aug. 24, the Apple CEO will receive additional shares in Apple worth around $120 million. The award is tied to Cook's continued service at the world's largest publicly traded company and Apple's relative performance on the stock market during his tenure as CEO, according to Bloomberg.
Apple released iOS 12 beta 9 on Monday, following last week's botched beta 7 release that was pulled over performance issues and superseded with beta 8 just two days later.
Software maker Microsoft has announced that Sway for iPhone and iPad will be removed from App Store on October 19 and discontinued fully on December 17, 2018.
Apple has hired 3,500 people for their centre focused on Maps development in Hyderabad.
Apple is working on more than two-dozen television shows that The New York Times has learned are going to launch as part of the tech giant's upcoming television offering some time in 2019, setting the Cupertino company squarely against the streaming leader Netflix.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has revealed plans to join blockchain startup Equi Capital.
Jen Folse, who was Apple's lead designer on Apple TV, tvOS and a number of other projects, has departed the Cupertino firm and joined Caffeine, a live social-broadcasting startup.
Day One, the superb journaling app for iPhone, iPad and Mac, was bumped to version 3.0 yesterday. The iOS-focused update introduced several new features, including a new Dark Mode-like option, the ability to record up to 30 minutes of audio, a whole new editor and more.
Apple has said it will soon discontinue Back to My Mac, a zero-configuration macOS service that lets you easily connect to a remote Mac and manage it while away from home.
Apple has reportedly scored rights to turn “Losing Earth: The Decade We Almost Stopped Climate Change,” an interactive feature that filled an entire recent issue of The New York Times Magazine, into a nonfiction TV show about climate change.