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Apple challenges 'unreasonable' EU order to open up to rivals
Apple said the EU's interoperability requirements create "a process that is unreasonable, costly, and stifles innovation". "These requirements will also hand data-hungry companies sensitive information, which poses massive privacy and security risks to our EU users," it said in a statement.
What to expect from Apple’s WWDC this year - in a nutshell
Apple’s developer conference takes place this year from June 9th 2025. This year, we can expect a completely new look for the iOS and iPad. Apple is also expected to make the versions named after this year
Looking forward to 'Open-io': Google CEO Sundar Pichai lauds OpenAI-Jony Ive collab
Sundar Pichai expressed excitement about the OpenAI-io collaboration to develop next-gen AI devices, anticipating innovative technology and hardware. OpenAI's acquisition of Ive's io for $6.4 billion signals a significant move, with Ive taking on creative roles across both entities.
Apple just supercharged Logic Pro on Mac and iPad. Here is what is new
Logic Pro is used prominently by music producers. Apple has updated the software across Mac and iPad. Here is a rundown of all the updates
Apple to launch iOS 26, macOS 26 in major rebrand tied to software redesigns
Apple is making the change to bring consistency to its branding and move away from an approach that can be confusing to customers and developers. Today’s operating systems — including iOS 18, watchOS 12, macOS 15 and visionOS 2 — use different numbers because their initial versions didn’t debut at the same time.
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WhatsApp arrives on iPad: All you need to know
WhatsApp has officially launched its iPad app on the Apple App Store, offering an optimized messaging experience for iPad users. This initial version, WhatsApp 25.16.81, requires iPadOS 15.1 or later and syncs seamlessly with users' primary smartphone accounts, mirroring the functionality of the desktop application.
Top-secret Apple device could launch in 2025, and the rumor mill is in overdrive - here's everything we know
Apple is reportedly developing its first smart home hub, potentially launching by the end of 2025. This device, resembling a blend of HomePod and iPad with a 7-inch screen, will run on homeOS and integrate Apple apps.
Tech's Trump whisperer, Tim Cook, goes quiet as his influence fades
Tensions escalate between Apple CEO Tim Cook and Donald Trump as Trump publicly criticizes Cook's absence from a Middle East trip and threatens tariffs on iPhones made overseas, particularly in India. This shift marks a stark contrast from their previously amicable relationship, raising concerns about Apple's future dealings with the administration amidst broader challenges for the company.
Not just Apple: Trump threatens to slap tariffs on all imported smartphones including Samsung
President Trump announced a 25% tariff on smartphones, including iPhones and Samsung devices, manufactured outside the U.S., reversing his previous stance. He criticized Apple CEO Tim Cook for producing devices abroad despite U.S. investments. Trump wants iPhones made in the U.S., expressing frustration over Apple's shift to countries like India, despite challenges in relocating the entire supply chain.
Trump faces awkward moment as his iPhone rings twice in 30 seconds after trashing Apple. Watch video
Donald Trump on Friday threatened a 25% tariff on Apple products unless iPhones are made in America, a move that will likely impact the company's production plans in India. During an Oval Office press conference, Trump's iPhone kept ringing even as he continued to slam Apple. President Donald Trump was interrupted twice in the Oval Office by a loud cell phone ring tone - which it turned out his own phone emitted.
Trump’s 10% tariff is coming: What to buy now before prices rise in US
Donald Trump's import tariff is set to impact prices soon. Experts advise buying now to avoid increased costs. Tech, clothing, home goods, and groceries are likely to become more expensive. Retailers like Walmart will raise prices this month. Items with imported components will also see hikes. Consider purchasing Apple devices, apparel, mattresses, and kitchen gadgets before July.
Apple plans glasses for 2026 as part of AI push, nixes watch with camera
Apple is accelerating development of AI-powered smart glasses, targeting a 2026 release, while cancelling plans for a camera-equipped Apple Watch. The glasses will rival Meta’s Ray-Bans, featuring cameras, microphones, and Siri integration. Concerns remain over Apple’s AI capabilities, which currently lag behind competitors like Meta and Google.
ET Explainer: Jony Ive & Sam Altman threaten to take a bite out of Apple
Jony Ive, famed designer of the iPhone, iPad, MacBook Pro and more, is collaborating with Sam Altman's OpenAI. The ChatGPT maker acquired Ive's startup io for $6.4 billion to create AI-powered consumer devices. This partnership positions OpenAI as a competitor to Apple. Altman and Ive envision a new generation of technology, with the first prototype already under testing and expected to be made public next year.
OpenAI to buy iPhone designer Jony Ive’s AI hardware startup io for $6.4 billion
OpenAI is set to acquire Jony Ive's AI devices startup, io, in a significant $6.4 billion all-equity deal, marking its largest acquisition to date. This move follows OpenAI's recent agreement to purchase Windsurf for $3 billion, amidst increasing competition from Google, Anthropic, and xAI.
'World's greatest designer' Jony Ive joins OpenAI in $6.5-billion deal, Sam Altman calls it 'coolest piece of technology'
Jony Ive, the former Apple design head, is now associated with OpenAI. Ive's company, IO, will merge with OpenAI. Sam Altman and Jony Ive made a joint announcement. Ive will lead design at OpenAI after the acquisition of IO. The deal values IO at $6.5 billion. Ive had collaborated with OpenAI for two years.
Jony Ive joins OpenAI. A look back at the iconic products that defined his design legacy
Jony Ive is behind some of the most iconic designs from Apple. He started his own brand LoveFrom. His startup was recently acquired by OpenAI
Epic Games says Fortnite back on Apple's US App Store
Last week, "Fortnite" became unavailable on the App Store around the world, apparently as the result of an updated version of the game being rejected by Apple. While Fortnite with its millions of daily players had already been unavailable to iPhone users in the United States, the block on downloads of the cartoonish multiplayer shooter affected the entire globe.
Fortnite returns to Apple's App Store after nearly five-year ban
Fortnite has officially returned to Apple's App Store in the United States, ending a nearly five-year ban triggered by a legal clash over in-app payment commissions. Epic Games, the studio behind Fortnite, announced the game's comeback after a recent US court ruling found Apple in breach of earlier orders to allow competition. Though Fortnite had already relaunched in the EU, this US return marks a pivotal shift in app store regulation. Analysts warn, however, the win may have come too late for Fortnite’s popularity to rebound.
Epic Games' Fortnite not available on iPhones in EU and the US
Epic Games did not give a reason why Fortnite was blocked, but Apple said it had asked Epic Sweden to resubmit the app update without including the U.S. storefront so as not to impact Fortnite in other geographies. "We did not take any action to remove the live version of Fortnite from alternative distribution marketplaces," an Apple spokesperson said.
Fortnite fans shocked as Apple blocks game on iOS globally, despite Epic Games’ major legal victory just weeks ago
Fortnite faces another ban on iPhones and iPads in the US and EU. This happened even after Epic Games secured a court victory against Apple. Epic Games says Fortnite on iOS is offline globally until Apple allows it. The dispute began in 2020 over in-app purchase commissions. A judge ruled Apple broke rules by restricting payment systems.
Fortnite vanishes from iPhones worldwide: Apple blocks comeback in explosive tech showdown
Fortnite has vanished from iPhones worldwide as Apple blocks its return to the App Store. Epic Games calls it an act of digital gatekeeping, reigniting a fierce battle over app store monopolies, commissions, and developer freedom. What began as a game update has spiraled into a global tech standoff that could change how apps are bought, sold, and controlled.
China's Xiaomi to launch self-developed mobile chip in late May
Xiaomi will launch its self-developed mobile chip, XringO1, in late May, CEO Lei Jun announced. The move signals Xiaomi’s push into advanced chip design, competing with Apple and Huawei, who use custom chips to boost performance and ecosystem integration in China’s increasingly competitive smartphone market.
Apple’s got some game-changing accessibility features coming. Learn what’s dropping soon
Apple has recently announced new accessibility features. These features cover both visual and audio aid. They can be tapped across Apple ecosystem
Apple’s $95 million Siri settlement explained: Who qualifies, how much you’ll get, and how to claim
Apple will pay $95 million to settle a lawsuit. The suit claims Siri recorded users without consent. Affected users may get compensation. The deadline to file a claim is July 2, 2025. A final hearing is set for August 1, 2025. Payouts will begin after court approval. Apple denies any wrongdoing but settled the case.
Apple to develop brain-computer interface, following path laid by Elon Musk’s Neuralink
Apple is developing brain-computer interface technology to allow users to control devices like iPhones using brain signals. Partnering with Synchron, its approach contrasts with Elon Musk’s Neuralink. While still early-stage, Apple’s move highlights its focus on accessibility, aiming to support users with severe motor impairments through innovative, non-invasive neural technology.
Are your AirPods spying on you for your employer? Cybersecurity experts warn of hidden tracking risks
Beware! The AirPods could be spying on you! Cybersecurity experts have warned that AirPods coil reveal your private details in ways you might have not even imagined. But worry not, here's what experts suggest the users do to keep their movement private— especially if you're working from home.
iPhone and iPad users at risk: Indian government issues 'high-severity warning'. Check affected phone models and what to do
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued a high-severity warning for iPhone and iPad users due to a serious vulnerability in older versions of iOS and iPadOS. The flaw, linked to the way Apple devices handle Darwin notifications, could allow malicious apps to crash devices or make them unresponsive. Affected users include those with iPhones running iOS versions before 18.3 and iPads on older iPadOS versions.
Are you eligible for Apple's $95 million settlement? Check how to submit claims, deadline and more
Anyone who's owned an Apple device since 2014 may be eligible to receive part of a $95 million class action lawsuit. The tech giant has been accused of spying on users. The lawsuit was filed in a California federal court in 2021 by users who allege their private conversations were being recorded by their Apple devices after unintentionally activating Siri.
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