Apple extends Qualcomm modem deal through 2026
Apple buys more time for its in-house 5G modem project
Apple patches two zero-day flaws abused to install the Pegasus spyware
Cupertino swiftly closed two actively exploited bugs discovered in iOS in just a few days
While others rush to be first, Apple has quietly spent 'millions of dollars a day' on multiple AI projects
Work on its Ajax GPT model already exceeds OpenAI's GPT-3.5 by 25 billion parameters
Last-minute iPhone 15 rumors: A17 SoC, USB-C, titanium, and more
Four new iPhones are on the way
The first AR/VR game for the Apple Vision Pro will be deck-builder RPG Demeo
Resolution Games also says it developed a way to play the game in VR on Apple's AR-only device
Apple shares fall after China expands iPhone ban to more government offices and agencies
Apple's love for China isn't being reciprocated by its government
What just happened? China is following Russia's lead in banning iPhones from certain government offices. According to a new report, the country plans to expand the ban on Apple devices beyond sensitive departments to government-backed agencies and state companies. The Cupertino giant's shares were down 9% on the back of the news.
Apple signs licensing deal with Arm for iPhone and Mac processors "beyond 2040"
All of Apple's popular hardware products are powered by Arm-based processors
Apple's answer to Chromebooks? Rumors point to low-cost MacBooks for 2024
What's Apple's definition of low-cost?
Rumor mill: Low-cost products are something you don't usually associate with Apple. However, according to a new rumor, the Cupertino company could release a new line of comparatively cheap MacBooks next year that can compete against Chromebooks in the education sector.
Apple expected to claim switching to USB-C in the iPhone 15 was its idea
"The EU? Who's that?"
iPhone 15 Pro Max to account for up to 40% of new model shipments
Apple is reserving its latest tech for its most expensive iPhone
Apple is banking on iPad Pro overhaul to spark sluggish tablet sales
The first major update since 2018
Apple's iPhone 14 Pro Max, the priciest handset it sells, was the most-shipped phone in H1 2023
Consumers are opting for flagships over low- to mid-range phones
Apple supports California's right-to-repair bill, breaking with tradition
Apple just surprised everyone by doing something good
Setapp is planning to be the first third-party app store for iOS devices
Store will open once Apple complies with Europe's DMA next year
Apple is already working on chips for future iPhones and Macs
A19 Bionic, and several M5 variants
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Apple's $500 million batterygate settlement payouts will soon reach owners
Don't go crazy with your $65
Russia fines Reddit, Apple, and Wikipedia for not removing "fake" content related to Ukraine invasion
Wikipedia has been fined multiple times
Does the iPhone 14 have battery health issues, or are you just a power user?
Other variables, like fast charging, could be at play
Apple Watch is likely getting a major overhaul for its 10th anniversary
A new band attachment mechanism is being explored, among other changes
Tech giants Amazon, Apple, and Samsung could be major investors in Arm's IPO
Arm is expected to go public this year with a blockbuster IPO that could value the company at $60 billion
Apple M3 Max chip powering next-gen MacBook Pros could have 16 CPU cores & 40 GPU cores
The M3 Max could be a massive upgrade over the M2 Max that powers Apple's current flagship MacBook Pro
Will the iPhone 15 struggle? Apple acknowledges slump in US mobile market
Is Apple preparing for the worst?
Repairability vs reliability: Apple argues that removable batteries add a potential failure point to phones
Will Apple comply with the EU's battery mandate?
Man tapes 68 iPhones to his body in another foiled attempt at smuggling tech into China
Once again, the "abnormal posture" gave it away