Apple Seeds iOS 11.2.5 Beta 6 to Developers and Public Beta Testers

registered developers can download the iOS 11.2.5 beta from Apple's Developer Center

Tim Cook Comments on iPhone Battery Debacle

Before the start of the new year, Apple found itself in some hot water as it was discovered, and ultimately confirmed by the company, that older iPhones are slowed on purpose in an effort to relieve some of the stress from aging batteries.

Apple Plans to Open A New US Campus As Part of Expansion

Apple said it's opening a new campus in the U.S. as part of a plan to pour billions of dollars into the domestic economy.

iOS 11.2.2 Jailbreak With Electra Might Be Possible, Here’s What You Need To Know

CoolStar, the developer behind the recently released Electra jailbreak toolkit for iOS 11.1.2 and prominent member of the jailbreak community, has taken to Twitter to offer up some advice relating to iOS updates.

Apple Gives Employees $2,500 Bonuses After New Tax Law

Apple is giving employees $2,500 bonuses in restricted stock units after new tax law.

Apple Leak Reveals Significant iPhone Design Changes

While it was by far the most attention grabbing (and expensive) smartphone of 2017, Apple iPhone X also came with a serious design compromise.

Tim Cook Talks Women in Tech, Who He Admires, & More in Interview w/ High School Student

Apple CEO Tim Cook recently sat down with high school senior Rebecca Kahn for an interview discussing women in technology, diversity, the importance of coding, and more. The full interview was shared by the National Center for Women and Information Technology…

Electra Jailbreak Toolkit Beta 6 for iOS 11 – iOS 11.1.2 is Released

Coolstar has released a new beta for his Electra jailbreak toolkit for iOS 11 – iOS 11.1.2

Malicious Link Texted to Mac and iOS Devices Can Cause Freezes and Resprings

A link that exploits a bug in iOS and Mac devices was shared on Twitter​ this afternoon, and if you receive this link through the Messages app, your iPhone or iPad can freeze up or respring, and the Messages app can become unusable.

San Francisco FBI Chief Shares Why the Agency Loves Apple

A new report today from Forbes sheds a new perspective on the relationship between the FBI and Apple.

Apple's 500th Store and First in Korea Opening January 27 Ahead of 2018 Winter Olympics

Apple today announced that its first retail store in South Korea opens on Saturday, January 27, at 10:00 a.m. local time, just a few weeks prior to the 2018 Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Pyeongchang on Friday, February 9.

iPhone Workers Exposed To Dangerous Hazards In China

Apple supplier workers in China have been exposed to toxic chemicals.

Smuggling Cocaine in An iPhone Box Leads to Death Sentence

​The United Arab Emirates have sentenced a man to death after he was recently caught in Abu Dhabi the country with iPhone boxes stuffed to the brim with blow.

Siri Learns to Play News Podcasts Automatically

Now you can stay informed about the events of the day without ever touching your phone, thanks to a new podcast tweak to the hands-free mode in Apple's personal digital assistant.

Apple Rumored To Reduced The Size Of Notch For 2019 iPhones

Apple is "looking into" combining the front-facing camera and Face ID on next year's iPhones, the move that could certainly reduce the size of the TrueDepth sensor housing.

Apple’s MacBook Air Turns 10

Ten years ago today, Steve Jobs triumphantly held up a manilla interoffice mail envelope to a round of applause at the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco.

iMods Installer is Now Fully Open-source

iMods package installer generated a lot of hype back in 2014. Here’s the latest update regarding the project as its developers decide to open-source it.iMods goes open-sourceThe developer team behind this package installer have completely abandoned the project. The lead developer of the project, John, just open-sourced it on Github.For the uninitiated,iMods was a Cydia alternative and was touted as a complete replacement for it.The developers hyped it up like crazy but failed to deliver anything of consequence.Although they promised to release a pre-release beta, nothing came of it. The beta version contained a handful of packages and was entirely useless.You can take a look at the official teaser below. Further developmentiMods, as we know it, is officially dead now. The project was already dead but this is the final nail in the coffin for it. The developers will cease all development.However, theopen-source nature of this project will allow other developers to take it forward.Takin...

China Adds to Government Pressure on Apple Over iPhone Slowdowns

​Apple is facing yet another government-backed inquiry into revelations of deliberate iPhone performance throttling

Sharp And Japan Displays Vying For OLED Orders From Apple

OLED panel makers are boosting their efforts to compete for orders for iPhone screens from Apple this year.

Apple, Tencent Find "Mutual Understanding" over WeChat Tips

Chinese iPhone users will once again be allowed to send tips

Slowdown Does Not Affect iPad and Mac?

Apple customers are worried about the performance of their pricey tech, but a new support document reveals exactly which devices are being throttled.

Apple and Tim Cook Honor the Life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Apple today has honored the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a full-page tribute on its website. A photo of Dr. King is accompanied by a famous quote of his: "The time is always right to do what is right."

Apple's App Store Revenues Poised to Beat Global Box Office in 2018

Barring a sudden drop in demand, revenues from the App Store are likely to eclipse worldwide box office revenues sometime this year

Apple Sued Over Meltdown and Spectre in U.S. as iPhone Slowdown Lawsuits Now Total 45

Apple faces its first legal action over Meltdown and Spectre in the United States, even though the vulnerabilities were found to affect nearly all computers and other devices, according to court documents reviewed by MacRumors.