Apple Gifts WWDC 2019 Attendees Swag bag with Reversible Jacket, Magnetic Pins, More

WWDC 2019 officially kicks off tomorrow, but as usual, the check-in process began today.

Apple and Other Tech Companies Refuse To Add Surveillance On Encrypted Messages

Apple, Google and WhatsApp condemn UK proposal to eavesdrop on encrypted messages.

Many iCloud Services Affected by Major Google Cloud Outage

A major Google Cloud outage this afternoon has brought down numerous services. Apple iCloud is also affected.

Select Apple Stores Will Live Stream the WWDC 2019 Keynote

A number of Apple Stores will be live streaming the WWDC 2019 keynote for customers to watch tomorrow at 10 a.m. Pacific Time.

Niantic Is Ending Support for Pokémon Go on the Apple Watch

The app will officially go offline on July 1st.

Google and Apple Are Upending Japan’s Salary Traditions

The salary in Japan is unexpectedly going up on account of Apple and Google.

Apple Wipes iTunes Pages on Facebook and Instagram, Begins Moving Away From iTunes Links

Apple is in the process of dropping iTunes links for apps, podcasts, TV shows, movies, and books as well.

Apple Sees Strong Wearables Growth With 12.8 Million Shipments in Q1 2019

Apple’s wearables business continues to grow like gangbusters.

Apple Ad Partner TBWA\Media Arts Lab Assigns New Directors to iPhone, Services

Apple’s ad agency appoints new executives to lead iPhone and Services marketing.

Apple Highlights Developer Stories and Diversity

Apple notes WWDC is “a gathering of dreamers, bound together by a shared belief in the power of technology to positively change the world.”

Apple Predicted to Make Production Cuts for Older iPhone Models

Apple could potentially cut production for older iPhone models.

Apple Hires 10-Year Disney Executive for Apple TV+

Apple has hired Disney’s Chiara Cipriani as it ramps up its video efforts.

Apple Agrees to Wait for C.$1.5b Owed by Japan Display

Apple has agreed to wait for money owed to it by Japan Display in order to assist the bailout of the troubled display-maker.

Apple Shuts Down Texture, Pushing Users to Subscribe to Apple News+

Subscription-based magazine service Texture has shut down following the launch of Apple News+ in late March.

Apple Pay Comes to New York City's MTA Transit This Friday

NYC subway riders will be able to swipe in with Apple Pay starting Friday.

Apple Listed Non-Apple Apps That Worth Trying

The company fails to mention that none of these third-party apps are included on iPhone by default.

Apple's First Latin American Flagship Store to Open in September

This specific Apple store has been redesigned is scheduled to open in September.

Apple’s Former Head of App Store Reviews Reveals How the Review Process Works

The former head of App Store reviews discusses why apps get rejected, competition between Apple and developers.

Apple Defends App Store Amid Mounting Criticism

Companies like music streaming leader Spotify have criticized the iPhone maker’s practices.

Apple Releases iOS 12.4 Developer Beta 3

Apple has released the third beta version of iOS 12.4 to users enrolled in the iOS software beta testing program.

Citigroup Reportedly Pulled Out on Apple Card Deal

Citigroup Reportedly Passed on Apple Card Due to Profitability Concerns.

Exclusive: Screenshots Reveal iOS 13 Dark Mode, New Reminders app, More

Apple's system-wide dark mode could arrive in iOS 13.

India Has the World's 4th Highest Price for Apple Device

If you are looking for the best rate for an iPhone, India is not the ideal country.

Apple's New iPod Touch Gets A10 Fusion Chip, Starts at $199

The company says you can expect a better performance from the old favorite.