Apple News

The news has come thick and fast this week in the tech world. We've chosen our winners and loser of the past seven days.

In the past few hours, Apple released a second beta of iOS 14.2. In addition to new emojis, the preview version also reveals details about the new iPhone.

Apple is finally spearheading its efforts to gain a foothold in the world's second-largest smartphone market

Apple has partnered with the Government of Singapore to launch a health and fitness program for citizens there - is this the best of both worlds?

After just under an hour, Apple's event had finished quickly. However, there are still interesting details on the side that would interest Apple users.

For months there have been reports that Apple also wants to offer traditional over-ear headphones. They are now allegedly shown in the first photos.

iOS 14, iPadOS 14, watchOS 7 and tvOS 14 are almost ready to go and should be available to the general public within a few hours.

It would have been crazy if Apple had introduced a new iPhone in September 2020 event. Was it business as usual in this year's event?

As expected, Apple presented two new iPads at it's September keynote: The iPad Air 2020 and the iPad 8.

Apple introduces the Apple Watch 6 and the Apple Watch SE. Apple's new smartwatch measures the oxygen saturation of the blood.

The next Apple event will take place on Tuesday, September 15th at 10:00 AM in Cupertino. Here's how you can follow the event live.

There have been discussions about Apple's AirTags for months. New images, supposedly based on the real product, now give a better idea what they look like.

In a few hours, Apple will unveil its new hardware and software. Here's a last look at the expected new products ranging from Apple Watch to iPad Air.

Apple and Samsung are not only tough competitors, but also close partners. Now they are supposedly planning to work together on foldables as well.

It was already known that iOS 14 will allow users to change some of its default apps. Google Chrome is the first app that makes this possible now.

Once again it is Apple's own developers who have left hints in of their apps about not publicly available features.

On Tuesday evening Apple announced its September event. But the star of the show allegedly has to wait a bit longer for his appearance in the spotlight.

The Apple Watch uses a clever technique to remove water from its case openings. A similar solution is now being touted for the iPhone.

The dispute between Apple and Epic Games continues. In a countersuit, Apple is now seeking damages from the Fortnite developers.

As expected by some observers, Apple has today invited to this year's iPhone event, which like WWDC will be held online.