Should you be able to legitimately buy and download iOS apps for your iPhone and iPad from third-party app stores? Should developers have a valid alternative to Apple's rules (and 30 percent cut of all sales)?
It seems that Apple is having a hard time forecasting what the demand for new iPhones will be, and is being forced to slash production orders as a result.
Apple has announced two new service programs to fix defective components in the iPhone X and 13-inch MacBook Pro laptops. So if you own one of these devices, and you're having problems, you might be able to score a free fix.
Apple has given repairability some though. Just a little.
A report claims that Apple has canceled plans to boost production of the 'budget' iPhone XR. What does this mean for sales of Apple's newest smartphone?
Users are rejoicing that Apple has finally refreshed the iPad Pro, along with the painfully old MacBook Air, and almost fossilized Mac mini. But be under no illusion, this is not where Apple's priorities are focused on.
Analysts, pundits, and Wall Street types have all become obsessed with iPhone unit sales, tying Apple's quarterly health to this single metric, that the Cupertino giant has decided to bring it to an end. And shareholders are far from happy about it.
Apple's gamble that offering more expensive iPhones would result in increased revenue without having to increase sales continues to pay off.
If you're a fitness fanatic, or your Apple Watch hasn't been charging, this watchOS 5.0.1 update is for you.
Some industry watchers believed that Apple couldn't move out of the shadow of Steve Jobs and carve out for itself a new and different direction. Yesterday, under the leadership of Tim Cook, Apple proved them wrong.