Apple Leasing Equipment to Suppliers to Make Sure Key iPhone 8 Components Get Made

Apple recently purchased expensive production equipment to produce the rigid flexible printed circuit board for the iPhone 8, reports The Korea Herald. Apple doesn't plan to use the equipment itself, but is instead leasing it to suppliers to ensure it can get the components it needs for the iPhone 8 amid rumors of production difficulties. 

US Customs Says It Can Search iPhones, But Not iCloud Services

While U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents can search an American traveler's iPhone, they're not allowed to search any data stored in the cloud.

Live Photos of iPhone 8

Apple is waiting for a cardinally updated iPhone, which will literally stand out from the entire line of branded smartphones.

Apple Aims to Get an iPad in the Hands of Every Hospital Patient

Apple has made great strides in health in the last few years and if it gets its way, there will be an iPad in the hands of every hospital patient.

Apple Pay Donations New Watch Activity Challenge for National Park

​Apple has announced a new Apple Pay initiative to raise funds for the National Parks Foundation, running for the first half of July.

Facebook Brings GIF Creation to its iPhone App

Facebook has quietly added the ability to make, save, and share GIFs using the built-in camera in its iOS app.

iOS 11 Will Expand iPhone's NFC Capabilities Beyond Apple Pay in Several Ways

Apple at WWDC 2017 last month introduced Core NFC, a new iOS 11 framework that enables apps to detect Near Field Communication tags.

Yellowstone on A Film Made With iPhone 7 Plus

Mr. Vora visited Yellowstone earlier this Summer and decided to leave his mirrorless camera behind, taking a gamble with his iPhone 7 Plus.

Apple no Longer Accepting VPN-based ad Blockers to App Store

​Apple is reportedly limiting App Store distribution of VPN/root certificate-based ad blockers capable of blocking adds in other third-party apps

'Apple Is Working On More Advanced Recycle Robot'

Apple has already broken iPhones through a recycle robot, and in future, such a robot must recycle all Apple products.

Brandis to Meet Apple to Discuss Encryption Laws

Facebook and Apple would be impossible to implement with the bizarre claim that the laws of Australia trump the laws of mathematical encryption.

Safari 11 Could Be The Fastest Browser For The Mac

There are many browsers available for Mac users. There is Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and of course the default browser Safari.

Apple Park Drone Footage Shows Construction of The Visitors Center

Breathtaking 4K Apple Park drone footage shows construction of the visitors center, Steve Jobs Theater and more.

Google Tax Ruling in France Could Help Apple

​A French court has ruled against the country’s own tax authority, and decided that Google need not pay a €1.11B ($1.27B) tax bill.

Apple’s Been Planning to Replace Touch ID with Facial Recognition for Years

Apple’s rumored decision to ditch Touch ID on the iPhone 8 may not be as rushed a decision as some rumors have claimed.

Unusual: The Man Who Liked to Recycle Macs In Lamps (or Hand Spinner)

Gary Katz, he he devotes himself to a very curious pastime: recycling Mac.

Free 6-month Apple Music Trial for EE Customers Starting July 19th

​Customers of the British telecom company EE will soon be able to score six months of Apple Music for free.

'Baby Driver' Cut In Real Time With Avid On Apple's 15-inch MacBook Pro

Hit film Baby Driver was cut essentially in real time on set on a MacBook Pro, cutting way back on the need for expensive post-primary photography re-shoots.In anaccount publishedbyThe Beatfilm editor Paul Machliss called heist filmBaby Driverthe "most difficult edit" and "the hardest job" that he'd ever worked on. Machliss set up a 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro from before the 2016 relaunch to do the job actively on the set, to help assist with the tight choreography needed to sync the action with the heavily music-oriented action-filled script.Using Avid, Machliss had the storyboards running on a lower video layer to help coordinate the action with the expected soundtrack. And, he did it all on the road, and outdoors."Roadside editing, you know, this is anywhere, anytime basically," Machliss toldThe Beat. "This was for a climactic chase sequence, and you could literally wheelit out of the main truck and be ready for Edgar in minutes."At one po...

Apple CEO Tim Cook and iTunes Chief Eddy Cue Attend Sun Valley Media Retreat

Apple CEO Tim Cook and iTunes Chief Eddy Cue this week attended the Allen & Co. Sun Valley media conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, as they have done for the last several years.

Apple Releases Third WatchOS 4 Beta to Developers

​Three weeks after releasing the second beta version of its upcoming watchOS 4 operating system to developers, Apple on Thursday issued a third beta of the Apple Watch software for testing and evaluation.

If You Can Make a Good Coffee, You Could Have a Job at Apple

Always dreamed of working for Apple, but lacking the necessary electrical engineering qualification or MBA to get a look in? Don’t worry: there’s a new job you can apply for to get your foot in the door.

The Mac Mini Turns 1,000 Days Old Today

The last time the Mac Mini was updated was October 16, 2014.

Apple’s New Data Center will Comply with Strict Chinese Laws

Apple is setting up a new data center in China, in partnership with local data management firm Guizhou-Cloud Big Data Industry (GCDB), in order to meet new cybersecurity rules.

Apple Products and Accessories Kick Off Amazon's Annual Prime Day

​Amazon's third annual "Prime Day" has just kicked off, with Amazon offering 30 hours of "epic 'day of' deals on everything you're into