Following the settlement between Qualcomm and Apple, which saw the two companies coming to a long-term agreement for modems and other smartphone-related elements, Intel announced an exit from the smartphone modem market. And now Apple may buy a key element of that business.
Apple tasked itself with bringing new features to the stock Notes app, and with iOS 13 the company has achieved that goal.
Apple is going feature-heavy with iOS 13, which the company just announced at this year's WWDC. One of the many elements getting a huge uptick in features and tweaks is the stock Mail app.
macOS Catalina has a central place for the Apple ID account details in System Preferences, letting you review important tips and notifications for your account, access and adjust security features, update iCloud settings, manage media and purchases, and more.
Apple has been working on a new iCloud app for Windows for a bit of time now. Today, that app is finally available to download for Windows users.
Apple's ever expanding health scope in watchOS includes a new Noise app for Apple Watch aimed at protecting one of your most precious assets: your hearing.
Rumors of 3D Touch's death may have been greatly exaggerated. At least, that is the newest rumor mixed up in all of this.
Apple added new security-related features to iOS 13, and the company is not missing out on the opportunity to do the same for its desktop operating system as well. After initially announcing macOS Catalina at this year's WWDC, Apple also detailed a few new security features launching later this year.
Apple is moving right along with the latest developer betas for macOS Mojave, watchOS 5, and tvOS 12.
Apple continues to move ahead with developer betas for the next big update to iOS. Apple will launch iOS 12.4 to the public at some point in the future, but preparation for that launch is not quite finished.
Just yesterday, talented security researcher and iPhone hacker iBSparkes teased what appeared to be Saurik’s Cydia package manager running on an iPhone SE with iOS 12.4 installed on it, which was a particularly noteworthy feat given that all public jailbreak tools at the time of this writing only support up to iOS 12.1.2.
The teaser raised several questions, such as whether iBSparkes’ latest exploit would also support Apple’s upcoming iOS 13 software update. Fortunately, we might now have an answer to that question, as iBSparkes shared another teaser just this morning of Cydia running on an iPhone 8 (iPhone 10,4) running the first iOS 13 beta:
Apple introduced Animoji and Memoji not too long ago, and in iOS 13 both features are getting quite a few upgrades to make using them even more fun. Apple showed off the new changes at this year's keynote for the annual Worldwide Developers Conference.