iOS 19: What to Expect from Apple’s Upcoming Update
We might not see iOS 19 until the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June, but the buzz is already building....
Amit Gohar
Where is Swift Assist? Developers Still Waiting for Apple’s Promised AI Coding Tool
At WWDC 2024, Apple announced Swift Assist, an AI-powered coding assistant integrated into Xcode 16. Designed to make coding more...
Apple Music Classical Launches on the Web
Apple Music Classical has officially expanded its reach and is now accessible on the web! You can visit classical.music.apple.com to...
Apple’s Smart Home Hub With a Screen Delayed Until 2025
Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has reiterated his belief that a new HomePod with a screen is on the...
New Mac Studio Models with M4 Max and M3 Ultra Chips Now Support Low Power Mode
The new Mac Studio models featuring the M4 Max and M3 Ultra chips now include support for Low Power Mode,...
Sonos Cancels High-End Streaming Box Project “Pinewood”
Sonos has officially ended work on its high-end streaming set-top box, codenamed "Pinewood," which was expected to launch in 2025....
Apple Expands Apple Account Card Support to More Countries
Apple is expanding the availability of its Apple Account Card in the Wallet app to users in the UK, Switzerland,...
Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro Models to Feature Vapor Chamber Cooling Technology
Apple's highly-anticipated iPhone 17 Pro lineup is rumored to introduce vapor chamber cooling technology, aimed at enhancing thermal performance. This...
Apple’s New M4 MacBook Air, iPads, and Mac Studio Now Available
Apple's latest devices, including the M4 MacBook Air, updated iPads, and the revamped Mac Studio, are now reaching customers worldwide....
Apple Delays Personalized Siri Features: What You Need to Know
Apple has announced that the highly anticipated personalized Siri features have been delayed, leaving many iPhone users waiting a little...
Apple Could Force HomeKit Users to Upgrade with iOS 18.4 Release
Apple is gearing up to release iOS 18.4 in early April, and it looks like some changes are coming for...
QuickBooks Introduces Tap to Pay on iPhone for Small Businesses
Intuit QuickBooks today announced the rollout of Tap to Pay on iPhone for U.S.-based QuickBooks Online customers. This new feature...
AirPods Pro 3: Everything We Know So Far
The AirPods Pro 2 may be over two years old, but they’re still a top choice in the wireless earbud...
Apple Revamps Trafford Centre Store and Announces New Location in Ohio
Apple has unveiled a fresh new look for its revamped store at Trafford Centre, a popular shopping mall just outside...
Apple Rumored to Be Testing Foldable iPad Pro With Under-Display Face ID
Foldable iPad Pro Prototype Details Rumors about a foldable iPad Pro have been circulating for a while, and a new...
Mockups of iPhone 17 Models Hint at Major Design Changes: Video Explains
YouTuber iDeviceHelp recently shared a video showcasing mockups of Apple's upcoming iPhone 17 lineup. These mockups are said to be...
Apple Pulls iPhone 16 Ad Featuring “More Personal Siri” Amid Feature Delays
Apple has removed an ad for the iPhone 16, titled "more personal Siri," after announcing a delay in the rollout...
Apple One Premier Plan Adds New Perks at No Extra Cost
Apple One is the ultimate subscription bundle, offering up to six Apple services for one discounted monthly price. With three...
Apple Testing iOS 18.3.2: Everything You Need to Know
Apple is internally testing iOS 18.3.2 for iPhones, according to our website's analytics logs—an accurate predictor of upcoming iOS versions....
Apple’s Upcoming Software Updates: What to Expect
Apple's next big software updates are still a few months away, but we already have some early details about iOS...
