Latest about iOS 14
Another new hidden 'Items' feature has shown up in Apple's Find My app ahead of its long-rumored AirTags product.
According to new numbers released by Apple, adoption of iOS 14 for the iPhone has tripled since its release in September.
Facebook has launched a scathing new attack on Apple's upcoming anti-tracking measures, saying the move is about profit, not privacy.
A new default search engine option in iOS 14.3 will plant trees with the revenue generated from your searches.
Mozilla, maker of the internet browser Firefox has called Apple's anti-tracking plans "a huge win for consumers", and has called for the measures to be introduced ASAP.
New Sensor Tower data says that 15% of U.S. iPhone users have installed the most popular widget apps on their iPhones since September.
Apple has said it will proceed with controversial plans to implement increased privacy measures for ad tracking, despite staunch opposition from the likes of Facebook.
The new widget works on the Today View on both iPhone and iPad as well as the Home Screen on the iPhone for devices running iOS 14.
The iOS 14.3 beta includes support for Apple ProRAW, PlayStation 5 controller support, and other end-user features.
Apple's latest version of iOS is now installed on 46.40% of Apple devices, while iOS 13 is now installed on 46.35% of devices.
Highlights include new widgets, new Apple Watch apps, setting a default browser and email app, and privacy features for Google Drive.
The New York Times, which notably pulled away from Apple News+ recently, has seen the value in widgets built into the iPhone.
Is there a new bug affecting iOS 14's default app setting, or is this all Google's doing? You decide.
The new wallpapers support both Light and Dark Mode and will be rolling out to the public when iOS 14.2 gets released to everyone.
Craig Federighi has stated that third-party apps having access to the microphone even whilst muted in iOS 14 is not necessarily a concern, but that developers should probably update their code.
Focused Work was already a great app to try and stay focused while you're working and studying from home. But the addition of Home screen widgets takes things up a notch.
