Apple will likely release iOS 18.4 in April, and that update could bring a lot of useful features to your iPhone, like a new Apple News section called Food. But when Apple released iOS 18.1 in October,

Apple has released the iOS 18.4 beta to developers, which includes a small but useful change for CarPlay. The update now allows CarPlay to display a third row of icons on larger infotainment screens,

Apple says that “phonetic overlap” is to blame for a peculiar glitch in the iPhone’s dictation feature. Over the

Robot vacuums that actually support HomeKit are non-existent right now, but since Apple embraced the Matter standard in 2022’s iOS 16 release, there’s already a small collecti

The Foto app is officially available to download on Android and iOS. Now, you must be wondering how is Foto different from Instagram. Unlike Instagram, you can only share photos i

Entrust, a global leader in identity-centric security solutions, has announced the launch of the NFC Issuer Wallet Solution for iOS, allowing European financial institutions to build their own wallet within their banking app,

Apple’s latest iOS 18.4 developer beta adds the Visual Intelligence feature, the company’s Google Lens-like tool, to the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, as reported by 9to5Mac. Apple had told Daring Fireball that the feature would be coming to those iPhones in a future software update,

Apple release the first beta of iOS 18.4 last week with some new Apple Intelligence features and a new Food section for Apple News+ subscribers. However, it appears there are a few family features tucked under the hood in this upcoming release.

Chinese smartphone brands have been stepping up their efforts to bridge the gap between their devices and Apple’s ecosystem. We’ve already seen features like O+ Connect on the Oppo Find N5, which enables seamless file sharing and remote desktop access for Mac users.

Just the News announced Monday it has released a brand new iOS app for users on Apple devices that allows consumers to experience its rapidly expanding content four different ways via text stories, podcasts,

Foto, the chronological feed-focused photography app that aims to rival Instagram, is now officially available on Android and iOS.