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iPad is now forced to 'open up' like iPhone, but only for some — here's why
The iPadOS has just been labeled a "gatekeeper" under the DMA, much like iOS.
By Matt Binder
Apple quiet about its iPhone 'spyware attack' warnings — but the mystery may be solved
A new report uncovers the return of the spyware LightSpy.
By Matt Binder
How to backup iPhone
The quickest and easiest way to backup your iPhone is via iCloud. Here's how to do that.
By Matt Binder
iOS 18: Everything single thing we know so far
What could iOS 18 bring to your iPhone?
By Alex Perry and Kimberly Gedeon
iOS 17.5 beta 2 is here: 5 new features on your iPhone
A minor update for participants in the Apple Developer Program.
iOS 18 AI features are rumored to be ‘on device.’ But there's a catch.
The iPhone maker continues to focus on privacy (where it can).
By Matt Binder
Apple says Palestinian flag emoji recommendation when 'Jerusalem' is typed on iPhone will be fixed
According to Apple, the change was unintentional and caused by a bug.
By Matt Binder
X passkeys are now global. Here's how you can use Face ID, Touch ID to sign in.
And don't worry. Elon Musk isn't getting your biometric data.
By Matt Binder
Alternative App Stores coming soon to iPhones in the EU
Move over Apple's official App Store: Here's what EU users can come to expect.
By Matt Binder
iOS 17.5 beta 1 is here: 3 new features coming to your iPhone
The new update includes an anti-stalking feature for tracking devices.
Apple Maps may soon customize directions based on your car type
Have an EV? Your route will include charging stations along the way.
By Matt Binder
Apple Maps could get a custom routes feature in iOS 18
Apple taking something from Google yet again.
By Alex Perry
Apple, Google, and Meta are being investigated by the EU under new Big Tech regulation
The new Digital Markets Act law went into effect this month and is already forcing big changes at Big Tech companies.
By Matt Binder
5 new iOS features you’re not getting because you’re outside the EU
After reading this list, you'll see why the U.S. needs its own Digital Markets Act.
By Matt Binder
Apple will let users download iPhone apps directly from the developers' websites
This may be one of the biggest iOS changes yet brought about by the EU's new tech regulations.
By Matt Binder
Sorry Apple Maps! Google Maps may soon be your default app on iOS — for some
It seems some iPhone users will be able to swap Apple Maps for Google Maps — or Waze.
By Matt Binder
Apple to let iPhone users delete Safari, easily transition to Android
The Digital Markets Act is changing the way Apple does business.
By Matt Binder
iOS 18: 2 new rumored features coming to your iPhone
iOS 18 leaks are already pouring out; we've got the deets on two new features.
Regulators ask Apple why it banned Epic Games' iOS developer account
The news comes on the day the new Digital Markets Act law officially goes into effect.
By Matt Binder
iOS 17.4 can automatically add Apple Card purchases to iPhone budgeting apps
The latest iOS update comes with a new API that can pull from your Apple Card, Apple Cash, and Savings with Apple accounts.
By Matt Binder
iOS 17.4 is here: 5 new features coming to iPhone, including Apple Cash update
iPhone users are getting new emojis and more.
Netflix is bringing one of the best games ever to iOS. Here's how to access it.
Mashable's 2020 Game of the Year can now live in your pocket.
By Alex Perry
Apple reverses decision to kill home screen web apps in the EU
Progressive web apps will remain on iOS after backlash from users over Apple's DMA-inspired decision.
By Matt Binder
iMessage dodged EU's 'gatekeeper' label, but WhatsApp didn't. Here's why.
The Digital Markets Act has already caused headaches for Apple's App Store.
By Matt Binder
Apple looks to be killing web app capabilities. A new EU law might be why.
Some web apps are still working, but Apple has yet to address the situation.
By Matt Binder
