Apple's Safari browser for iPhone, iPad and Mac will begin enforcing a tighter certificate policy starting September 1 in an effort to boost the security of websites using the HTTPS protocol.
Apple's upcoming Tile-like tracking accessory, tentatively named "AirTag", could feature wireless charging similar to your Apple Watch and be "completely waterproof".
The next iPhone to be released later this year may permit users to connect to wireless networks at gigabit speeds thanks to support for a new near field communication standard, known as IEEE 802.11ay, according to the fairly reliable Japanese blog Mac Otakara.
A Taiwanese supplier has reportedly just entered the iPad Pro supply chain to begin churning out mini-LED displays for the next iPad Pro model allegedly coming later in the year.
A somewhat reliable leakier last evening shared alleged videos on social media of iOS 14's purported new iPad-style multitasking switcher on iPhone with recent apps displayed on a grid.
Wrapping up another week, we dive deep into the new features in iOS 13.4 and other Apple betas while the coronavirus continues to disrupt industries around the world, potentially delaying Apple's launches. Meanwhile, the rumor-mill keeps churning out stories regarding the next AirPods while we contemplate what the next Apple TV might bring to the table. Last but not least, we round up your week with another awesome selection of jailbreak tweaks, exciting new apps and games to try out, handy tutorials to master your devices and more.
There have been rumors swirling around for quite some time that Apple is planning to launch a slate of new products in early 2020. Maybe in March.
There are a variety of different ways for an app to make it to users, as far as revenue is concerned. And a new survey shows what's popular with many developers out there.
Check out these ways to use your iPad as a desktop workstation with an external monitor or a Mac to enhance your productivity.
Just in case you haven't already engraved your AirPods case with an emoji, there's a new case accessory from Elago that might make for a fun option.
You know how you can temporarily prevent “Hey Siri” from listening and stop notifications on your iPhone by laying the handset with its face down, without changing any settings? This underrated feature is called Facedown Detection and it doesn't require any toggles or initial setup. iOS 13.4 adds a brand new accessibility setting designed to override Facedown Detection's automatic disabling of Hey Siri when the phone is faced down or covered.
The upcoming watchOS 6 update, currently available for beta testing, will permit apps on your Apple Watch to authenticate you with Facebook, Google, Microsoft and other web-based logins that are compliant with the OAuth standard.