Apple is projected to take the wraps off the next-generation iPhone in the fall, and naturally, there’s a lot of excitement out there, especially as more information about the new models make the headlines...
It’s not a secret that the iPhone is the best-selling smartphone worldwide, but a new set of data provided by Omdia shows that the iPhone 11 has remained the preferred choice even during these...
Apple is expected to take the wraps off the new-generation iPhone models in September, and one of the biggest changes versus the current models is the addition of 5G. Rumor has it Apple would...
The unc0ver team has officially released the very first jailbreak targeting iOS 13.5, which means that right now, you can unlock even the most recent version of Apple’s mobile operating system. The unc0ver 5.0...
While users have been drooling after major upgrades on Apple’s Mac computers for quite some time, the Cupertino-based tech giant has rather focused on baby steps, bringing more or less subtle refinements to its...
Apple released iOS 13.5 only a few hours ago, but the team working on the unc0ver jailbreak tool claim they can already unlock this OS version regardless of the device running it. In other...
Apple has just released iOS 13.5 to all supported devices, and this time the Cupertino-based tech giant has included major improvements, including the highly-anticipated Exposure Notification API. What this new API does is as...
Apple is one of the companies that are most often sent to court for a wide variety of things, including patent infringement, but what we have here is a pretty different claim that a...
Starting at $399, the 2020 iPhone SE is already Apple’s most affordable new iPhone right now, allowing customers to upgrade to new-generation hardware at nearly half the price of a “premium” iPhone. But it...
China is reportedly planning to go after a series of American companies, including Apple, Qualcomm, Boeing, and others, in an attempt to seek revenge after Huawei was banned and hit with more sanctions by...
