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A close-up image of the iPhone 15 Ultra showing its front display with vibrant gradient colors, the side profile highlighting the sleek and flat edges, and the back with a triple-camera setup.
Bloomberg

Gurman: Apple to adopt solid-state buttons on iPhone 16 Pro

The iPhone 15 Pro no longer expected to come with solid-state volume…

Omar Moharram Omar Moharram
The image showcases a lineup of various Apple Mac products, including a MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, and Mac Pro. At the center of the arrangement is a large red question mark, emphasizing uncertainty or inquiry regarding the lineup. The background is black, making the devices and question mark stand out prominently.
Bloomberg

Mac Pro with Apple silicon and more: The new Macs expected in WWDC and beyond

New Macs announcement could be just around the corner

Omar Moharram Omar Moharram
A 3D render of the upcoming iPhone 15 Ultra on a gradient black background. The phone showcases a sleek design with a prominent triple-camera setup on the back and the Apple logo centered below.

EU cautions Apple not to restrict speeds of uncertified USB-C cables for future iPhones

Apple could be forced to drop its "Made for iPhone" accessories program…

Omar Moharram Omar Moharram
The image shows Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, on stage at a WWDC event. He is smiling warmly, with his hands held together in front of him in a gesture of gratitude or greeting. He is wearing a dark shirt and glasses. The background features a large screen displaying various app icons and interface elements, indicating a presentation on Apple’s latest software or features

Apple not planning mass layoffs as Tim Cook considers them “last resort” option

Apple won't follow footsteps of its competitors when it comes to downsizing

Omar Moharram Omar Moharram
The image is a still from an Apple Arcade advertisement. It features a person intensely focused on playing a game on their mobile device. Animated gaming characters float around them, blending the real and virtual worlds. The background shows the interior of a car with a blurred cityscape outside the windows, giving a sense of immersion in the gaming experience. The Apple Arcade logo is prominently displayed in the bottom left corner.
Apple Arcade

Apple launches new “Parking Lot” Apple Arcade ad

In addition to launching 20 new titles on Apple Arcade, Apple has…

Omar Moharram Omar Moharram
The image showcases the Apple Arcade logo prominently in the center against a vibrant, gradient background. Surrounding the logo are various animated and gaming characters from popular games, including Sonic the Hedgehog, Pac-Man, and others, along with a yellow sports car, a bowling ball, and pins. These elements highlight the diverse range of games and entertainment options available on Apple Arcade.
Apple Arcade

Temple Run, Farming Simulator, and WHAT THE CAR? part of 20 new titles on Apple Arcade

Classic titles like LIMBO and PPKP also join the gaming subscription service

Omar Moharram Omar Moharram
iPhone 15 showing backs with all five new colors - black, blue, green, yellow, and pink
CIRP

iPhone soars to new record average selling price of nearly $1,000

Consumers are dropping nearly $1k on an iPhone this year.

Brahm Shank Brahm Shank
Closeup of someone holding an AirTag

Apple and Google announce partnership to deter unwanted location tracking via Bluetooth

The proposed industry standard will help limit unwanted tracking from Bluetooth devices…

Omar Moharram Omar Moharram
The image displays an Apple iPad connected to an external display. The iPad, positioned on the left, shows multiple app windows, including a map and a presentation on California plants and animals. The external monitor on the right mirrors the iPad’s content with a focus on a detailed road trip plan. A wireless keyboard and mouse are placed in front of the external display,

iPadOS 17 Stage Manager to add external monitor features including resizable dock, more

External monitor support could get a few quality-of-life additions

Omar Moharram Omar Moharram

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