Apple has responded to false claims pervading Facebook which state that its latest iOS update enables automatic tracking of users by the government.
Facebook has announced the testing of a new audio calling app called CatchUp, featuring indicators that show when your contacts are ready to receive a call. Better still, you don't need a Facebook account to use it.
Streaming platform Quibi has introduced AirPlay for iOS, allowing users to cast its shows to a TV, a break from the developer's previous vision for the app.
Roberto Escobar, brother of Pablo, is suing Apple over claims someone hacked his iPhone using a FaceTime vulnerability, finding his address in the process.
According to a new report from Vulture, Apple has made a deal with the Jim Henson Company to bring the entirety of Fraggle Rock to its streaming service.
According to a new report by research firm Omdia, the iPhone 11 has now become the highest selling phone in the world at 19.5 million units in Q1.
In an announcement to press outlets, the company says it plans to open another 100 retail stores in the United States by the end of the week.
The company has confirmed that it has fixed the "this app is no longer shared with you" bug and has released updates to all affected apps.
A major refresh to the Abode app has brought a cleaner interface and access to missing settings.
Niantic has announced it will soon begin testing Reality Blending and PokéStop scanning in Pokémon Go. Select players will soon have the ability to test these new features before they are rolled out.