Apple seeded iOS 9 beta 2 to developers today revealing a new feature that will automatically delete and reinstall apps on devices that don't have enough free space to do a software update.
TimeTag is a very focused, personal time sheet application that allows you to create and use descriptive tags to track the time spent on your day's activities.
The New York Post has launched an iPad application. Notably it is the first periodical without a paid website that Apple is allowing to sell app subscriptions.
Adobe has released Photoshop Express 4.0 for iOS bringing a new user experience, support for CreativeSync, the ability to import for Dropbox and Facebook, and more.
Apple has lost another top AI executive to Meta. Ke Yang, who was leading the company's ChatGPT-like Siri search effort, is reportedly leaving the company.
Charter has announced that customers will be able to get an Apple TV 4K for $7.50/month (24 months) following the launch of their Spectrum TV app for tvOS.
A new report says Apple's iPhone 18 Pro will get a variable aperture on its main camera, a first for the device, enabling DSLR-like control over depth of field.
Apple is reportedly moving iOS 8.2 to the release stage with the firmware being available to the public this coming Monday or the following week at the absolute latest.
Apple has told a judge that it's impossible for the company to access data on a locked iPhone running iOS 8 or higher but that it has the 'technical ability' to unlock older phones.
Apple has approved a government Do Not Disturb app in India after the company's telecom regulator threatened to ban iPhones from the country's cellular networks.
Kantar Worldpanel ComTech reports that Nokia and Windows Phone continue to gain global momentum reaching 10% of smartphone sales across the five major European markets.