Samsung Display has pushed 8.6-generation OLED manufacturing yields past 90 percent, preparing to ship panels for Apple's first OLED MacBook Pro as early as June.
Twilio has announced the release of Twilio Client for iOS, a SDK that makes it possible for any mobile application to make and receive phone calls via VoIP.
The ZOMM Lifestyle Connect device uses Bluetooth Low Energy technology to summon immediate assistance from a personal safety service at the touch of a button.
Apple prevented more than $2.2 billion in fraudulent App Store transactions during 2025, rejecting over 2 million app submissions and stopping large-scale fraudulent account activity.
Apple has stopped signing iOS 26.4.2 and iPadOS 26.4.2, officially preventing iPhone and iPad users from downgrading from the recently released iOS 26.5.
Apple is expanding its free Sports app to 90 new countries and regions ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, adding live tracking, widgets, visual formations, and tournament brackets for fans following the action.
Apple Chief Hardware Officer Johny Srouji is restructuring the company's product design and engineering teams to better integrate custom silicon and hardware development.
Apple has sent out invites for its WWDC26 keynote on June 8, where the company is expected to unveil iOS 27, a redesigned Siri experience, and major new AI features across its platforms.
Velocomp has announced the iBike Dash CC (Cycling Computer), a light-weight wireless bicycle computer system that turns any iPhone or iPod touch into your own personal fitness trainer.
Apple has launched a new Apple Card promotion that lets qualifying customers earn up to $250 in Bonus Daily Cash after purchasing AirPods Pro 3 and meeting monthly spending requirements.
Apple is using lower-bin versions of its custom chips to power lower-cost devices like the MacBook Neo and iPhone 17e, helping lower costs and expand its lineup.
Talking Headz a social networking app which allows the user to create, email, and post original character animation movies containing their own morphed voice.
SignalScope 2.0 includes full and partial upgrades, via in-app purchase, that unlock additional tools and functionality, which previously were only available in the Pro version.
SignalScope Pro turns an iPhone or iPod touch device into a hand-held dynamic signal analysis tool, with support for 1/3-octave real-time spectral analysis.