Apple will preview iOS 13 next Monday, but that's not stopping various concepts from hitting our inbox. Today, we feature the latest concept from Michael Calcada, a Toronto-based UI/UX designer who has some nice ideas for how Apple could address some of the longest-standing user paint points, like lacking notification features and limited customization.
Despite the open floor plan of your typical Apple Store (or perhaps because of it), the crowds, and the current security systems in place, robberies aren't as rare as Apple would like. In an effort to thwart that, the company has invented a new wireless security system.
Apple Pay Express Transit will go live on Friday, May 31, at several stations in New York City. Following that launch, it looks like the feature will be going live across the pond in London in the near future.
The Spark email client now lets you craft eye-catching messages by allowing you to change the font and text size of your emails, Ukrainian developer Readdle announced in a blog post today.
Apple should open the first Mexican flagship store in September as part of its Latin American retail push, joining the company's existing smaller store in the country which opened in September 2016 at Mexico’s Centro upmarket Santa Fe mall.
Way back in October of 2016, it was reported that Apple had every intention of bringing Apple Pay to more transit kiosks around the globe, making it (potentially) faster and easier to hop on public transit. It took some doing, but Apple is finally making good on that vision.
Learn how to stop Instagram from compressing the photos you post and other related information to publish high-quality photos and videos.
Two new Pokémon-branded smartphone games will be arriving in 2020, Pokémon Sleep and Pokémon Masters, along with a trading cloud platform launching later this year.
Yesterday, we saw the first leaked screenshots reportedly showing off dark mode, and a few tweaks to existing apps, for the upcoming release of iOS 13. Now, we get our first looks at the new apps for Music and TV, both of which are reportedly standalone apps, rumored to launch with macOS 10.15.
Apple purchased Texture, a digital reading service that offered a variety of magazines and more for a set monthly fee, back in March of 2018. The company was quick to fold that company's features into its own idea, launching Apple News+ for $10 per month a year later. But for the new service to live, the old one must die.
The ongoing trade war between the US and China—and especially that totally unexpected Huawei ban—have started to affect Apple, causing iPhone demand in China to decrease and in turn prompting the company to cut production of older iPhone models for the third quarter.
In another defensive move following class action lawsuits and complaints accusing App Store of alleged monopoly, the Cupertino firm today published a new Principles and Practices section on the App Store micro-site, offering some clarity on the store itself and its screening process.