Apple refuses to swap the Lightning connector from iPhones for a USB-C port so a robotics engineering student has created his own USB-C iPhone to prove its feasibility.
Robotics engineer proves it’s possible to replace Lightning with USB-C on iPhone
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Apple TV+ shows off the official trailer for dark comedy ‘The Shrink Next Door’ starring Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd
Apple TV+ already has its fair share of content that can be classified as a "dark comedy," but apparently the streaming service isn't quite done adding to that list. We've known for quite some time that The Shrink Next Door would be coming soon to Apple's original video streaming service before the end of this year. The company's even teased the limited series already. But now we have an official trailer.
16” MacBook Pro shipping estimates slipping ahead of Apple’s rumored October event
Shipping times for both online and offline orders of the 16-inch MacBook Pro notebooks from the online Apple store have begun slipping ahead of a rumored Apple event in October.
Jony Ive’s design firm LoveFrom finally has a website. You guessed right, it’s minimalist
Jony Ive left Apple in 2019 to start a design firm, LoveFrom, which now finally has a website. If you're a fan of Ive's work, you'll know what to expect: a flat design with a minimalist feel to it.
Why and how to create an audiogram with your iPhone and AirPods
Learn how to create an audiogram for importing on your iPhone and iPad so you can map your AirPods or other compatible headphones to your personal hearing profile.
Apple releases iOS 15.0.2 with fixes for iPhone Leather Wallet, Messages photo bug, more; watchOS 8.0.1 released
On October 1, Apple released iOS 15.0.1 to the public. It was a minor update in the grand scheme of things, even if it did add some important fixes. And now Apple's back with another minor update for its popular mobile operating system.
iOS 15.1 makes it possible to disable Apple TV and Watch keyboard notifications again
It's safe to say that the release of iOS 15 could have gone a bit better. It wasn't the roughest iOS update to date, but it wasn't the smoothest, either. From large annoyances to small ones, the new software had a few bumps in the road. Like, for instance, for Apple TV owners who cannot stop getting keyboard notifications on their iPhone.
How to use friend’s iPhone to find your lost Apple device
Learn how to use Find My on your friend’s iPhone or iPad to locate your lost iPhone, iPad, Mac, AirTag, or other Apple device.
Facebook promises new Instagram features it hopes will lessen the potential harm for teens
Facebook will nudge teens on Instagram away from harmful content as well as encourage children to take a break from its toxic photo-sharing platform for a while.
Google pledges to make its iPhone and iPad apps good platform citizens on iOS
Google's iOS apps will drop custom user interface elements and Material Design styling on iPhone and iPad to make them look and feel like proper apps on Apple's platforms.
Apple appeals ruling in Epic Games case that may delay App Store changes
Back in September, Judge Yvonne Gonzalez-Rogers came to a decision regarding the lawsuit against Apple brought by Epic Games. The latter wants change when it comes to the former's digital storefront, the App Store, and, by all accounts, earned itself a pretty big win in that regard. However, the judge's ruling also included many wins for Apple, too -- but the company has decided to appeal anyway.
Is it time for iPadOS to add multiuser support?
The iPad is a great device. So is the iPad Air and the iPad mini and the iPad Pro. Which, when you look at it like that, shows us that Apple might have too many iPad models. Does Apple really need four different models, which even includes two variants with different screen sizes for the Pros? It does if it really, really wants to keep avoiding multiuser support!