Congress Criticizes FBI Quest for iPhone ‘Backdoor’

Congress has called the FBI on the carpet for its attempt to require Apple to build a backdoor into the iPhone.

Apple Now Offering Free Repairs of 42mm Apple Watch Series 2 Models With Swollen Batteries

Apple will repair select Apple Watch Series 2 models that do not power on or have a swollen battery free of charge as part of a new service policy.

Substitute 0.0.6 For iOS 11 Jailbreak Released Ahead of Electra 1.1 Launch

Without warning, developer CoolStar has relatively silently updated Substitute to version 0.0.6.

Apple Is the Richest Company, So Where Are the Billionaires?

​Finding billionaires in Silicon Valley isn’t hard.

Cops Open Locked iPhones with GrayKey All the Time

Police around the country are buying and using iPhone unlocking tools like GrayKey. These allow access to the contents of encrypted devices involved in crimes.

Apple Store Employees to Celebrate Earth Day With Green Shirts Starting This Week

Apple Store employees will celebrate Earth Day by again wearing green shirts instead of traditional navy blue for the next few weeks.

Apple’s New iPhone X Models May Begin Production in just a Few Weeks

With that said, a new report from ETNews (via PhoneArena) relays that Samsung is already gearing up to begin OLED production for new iPhone models.

Fortnite Update is Kicking out Users Using Jailbroken iPhone

With the last Fornite update for iOS, the developers behind the game — Epic Games — have given iOS users with a jailbroken device the boot.

Apple Music to Release Exclusive Flume Documentaries on April 20th

The Australian electronic music producer has been making waves over the past few years for his unique genre-bending sounds.

Apple is Reportedly Demanding Better OLED Prices from Samsung for the Next iPhone

Samsung is the sole supplier of OLED panels for Apple’s iPhone X.

iMovie for iOS updated for iPhone X, now uses Metal for graphics processing

Following updates to iMovie and Final Cut Pro on macOS earlier this week, Apple has finally updated the iOS version of iMovie for the larger screen size of the iPhone X.

New macOS Alert Notifies Users Apple Will Soon End 32-bit App Support

Starting Thursday, Apple's macOS will begin to display alert boxes when a 32-bit app is opened, warning users that the operating system will soon end support for the legacy technology.

Apple Cuts HomePod Orders on Weak Demand, Report Says

Apple's first foray into the smart speaker business is not going as planned, with the company reportedly lowering HomePod sales forecasts and cutting orders for the device on the back of weak demand.

Apple Destroys Facebook in Poll About Trustworthiness with Personal Data

Amid the furor over Silicon Valley companies mishandling personal data, Apple is very near the top of the charts for the most trusted company

Kernel Read/Write Access Achieved on iOS 11.3

Arbitrary kernel read/write access has just been achieved on iOS 11.3 firmware. Here’s what this means for the jailbreak community.

Even Genuine Replacement Apple Displays can Mess with iPhones

Third-party repair companies believe Apple is gunning for them.

Concept Imagines (PRODUCT) RED iPhone X & iPhone X Plus

Earlier this week, Apple released a (PRODUCT)RED iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, and yesterday evening we saw our first hands-on look at the device.

Apple Music Hits 40 Million Subscriber Milestone

Apple Music hit a new milestone this week as it officially reached 40 million paid subscribers across 115 countries, reports Variety.

ClassicPlayer is Now Free for Everyone

ClassicPlayer is a long awaited ClickWheel Music Player for iPhone which adds the old memories to your iPhone.

Zuckerberg Was Ready to Call Out Tim Cook Over Apple's Privacy Practices

Under fire for his company's privacy practices on Capitol Hill, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was prepared to lob a bomb of his own at Tim Cook — his counterpart at Apple.

Apple Watch Beta Includes Warning for Old Apps, Suggests WatchOS 5 Will Drop Support

​The latest watchOS beta, 4.3.1, introduces a new alert when launching original watchOS 1 WatchKit applications, hinting that such apps may be dropped entirely in watchOS 5.

New Web Standard Would Allow Touch ID and Face ID to be Used to Login to Websites

A new web standard being recommended for adoption would open the way for both Face ID and Touch ID to be used to login to websites.

Apple Must Pay $502.6 Million to VirnetX, Federal Jury Rules

VirnetX Holding Corp. won $502.6 million against Apple Inc. after a federal jury in Texas said the maker of iPhones was infringing patents for secure communications

Apple Music Pays Artists 10 Times More than YouTube, and Nearly Twice as Much as Spotify.

Several artists have taken to public forums and social media saying that they are not earning enough from music streaming platforms.