Last year, when Apple introduced the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max, it also introduced a new "Midnight Green" color option. Now, rumors suggest we'll get another new color this year as well.
The iPhone 12 is going to cost Apple a bit more to manufacture than previous models. As a result, the company may be trimming accessories out of the box.
Not too long from now, Apple is going to announce new devices. While the majority of the attention will be on the iPhone 12 lineup, there will probably be more to enjoy.
According to a new report Wednesday, Apple is mulling keeping its free Apple TV+ access offer after November, when first trial accounts are set to expire, but with a reduced period of time.
According to a report Wednesday from Bloomberg, the Apple TV+ streaming service may incorporate augmented reality (AR)-based bonus content ahead of the company's rumored headset in 2022 thought yo be built around augmented and virtual reality (VR).
While the iPhone 12 lineup will see a bit of a delay, that just means the rumor mill is here to keep us going. For example, new screenshots allegedly show off confirmation of a rumored feature, as well as new tweaks to the camera app.
Remember AirPower? We recently saw the internals of the canceled wireless charging mat, and now a new report says we can expect a new effort from Apple soon.
Later this year, Apple is going to announce new iPhones. At the same time, the company will also unveil a new A-series processor for those handsets. And today, before any of that happens, we get a potential preview of the gains we'll see soon.
It feels like it has been a long time since Apple showed off, and subsequently canceled, its first wireless charger, the AirPower. But today of all days we supposedly get to see inside the device.
Apple's upcoming iPhone 12 models launching later this year are expected to adopt cheaper, less complex battery technology in order to offset a pretty costly upgrade to 5G.
Serial leaker Jon Prosser in a series of tweets published Friday updated his followers on what his sources are telling him about Apple's upcoming product launches.
Apple acquires small startups for their technology at a rate of one per every few weeks, TechCrunch reported Thursday, citing a report earlier today by Israeli newspaper Calcalist.