Apple's Black Friday Bonanza: Up to $200 Gift Cards with Select Products
Apple's upcoming Black Friday promotion offers gift cards worth up to $200 with purchases across its product lineup, including MacBooks, iPads, iPhones and accessories. The limited-time event kicks off November 29 across Apple's retail channels.
iOS Photos App Overhaul Divides Users with AI-Powered Redesign
Apple's dramatic iOS 18 Photos app redesign has created a rift between users, with some embracing AI features while others struggle with the new interface. The update represents the biggest change to iPhone photo management in years, sparking ongoing debate about balancing innovation with usability.
Apple Challenges DOJ's Antitrust Lawsuit in Crucial Court Hearing
Apple seeks dismissal of Department of Justice's antitrust lawsuit alleging smartphone market monopoly, disputing claims of anti-competitive practices. The case focuses on five key allegations including message quality degradation and smartwatch restrictions, with a ruling expected by January.
Apple Warns of Active Zero-Day Attacks Targeting macOS Systems
Apple releases emergency security patches to combat a critical zero-day vulnerability actively exploited in macOS systems. The flaw allows attackers to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges, prompting urgent recommendations for users to update their systems immediately.
Apple to Phase Out iCloud Backup Support for Legacy iOS Devices in 2024
Apple announces the discontinuation of iCloud backup services for devices running iOS 8 or earlier, effective December 18, 2024. Users of affected devices must upgrade their iOS or switch to local backup solutions before all existing legacy backups are permanently deleted.
AirTag 2: Enhanced Security and Performance Coming in 2024
Apple plans to release AirTag 2 in mid-2024 with three major improvements: extended tracking range, enhanced privacy features, and modified speaker design to prevent tampering. The new model aims to address security concerns while maintaining the device's core tracking capabilities.
iOS 18's Auto-Reboot Feature Strengthens iPhone Security, Challenges Law Enforcement
Apple's iOS 18 introduces an automatic reboot feature that triggers after 72 hours of inactivity, placing iPhones in their most secure encrypted state. This enhancement significantly impacts law enforcement's ability to access locked devices during investigations.
Apple's M4 MacBook Pro Features Secret Quantum Dot Display Upgrade
The latest M4 MacBook Pro includes an underpublicized quantum dot display, marking a significant shift from previous miniLED technology. This upgrade delivers enhanced color reproduction and motion performance, as confirmed by display experts.
John Sculley's Vision: The Architect Behind Apple's Transformation
In a landmark 1987 Macworld interview, Apple CEO John Sculley outlines his strategic vision for the company's future and personal computing. The former Pepsi executive discusses Apple's record-breaking performance and technological innovations while promoting his new book chronicling his journey.
Apple Faces £3 Billion Lawsuit Over iCloud Storage Monopoly Claims in UK
Consumer group Which? launches a massive legal battle against Apple, alleging unfair cloud storage practices affecting 40 million UK users. The lawsuit claims Apple exploits its iOS monopoly to restrict third-party storage options, potentially leading to £70 compensation per affected customer.