A bug in Apple’s FaceTime allowed users to spy on others before their call had been answered, transmitting both audio and video from the call recipient’s device without their knowledge, according to a report.
Apple expects greater demand for iPhones as a result of global warming according to a report Tuesday assessing the impact of climate change on its business.
Apple replaced ten times as many iPhone batteries as they expected after reducing the price of battery replacement for certain models in 2018, following allegations the company was artificially slowing down iPhones, referred to as the “Batterygate” scandal. The battery replacements could have cost Apple up to $11 billion in lost revenue as customers replaced batteries instead of upgrading phones.
The Wall Street Journal published an article recently which questions whether the iPhone is soon going to become obsolete.
Apple is reducing the production of iPhones this quarter by ten percent, following reports of waning demand for the company’s signature product.
Apple shares dropped 7 percent after CEO Tim Cook lowered the company’s projected revenues for the first quarter of its 2019 fiscal year, blaming China’s slowing economy for the shortfall.
The New York Times published an article recently titled “Your Apps Know Where You Were Last Night, and They’re Not Keeping It Secret” which provides an insight into how much data is collected by smart devices.
The Supreme Court will hear an antitrust case on Monday that focuses on Apple’s alleged antitrust violations with regards to its App Store practices.
Tech giant Apple has reportedly lost its $1 trillion market value following the release of its fourth-quarter earnings report which disappointed investors.
A spokeswoman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry on Thursday responded to a New York Times claim that foreign spies hacked President Donald Trump’s iPhones by cheekily suggesting Trump should purchase a better smartphone from China’s Huawei corporation.
82 percent of American teenagers claim to own an Apple iPhone in a recent survey, making the iPhone the most dominant brand.
California’s San Mateo County Sheriff’s Association is warning parents not allow their kids to purchase or a carry a cell phone case shaped like a gun.
Once again, Chinese media and internet users are lashing out at a Western corporation for the unforgivable insult of listing Taiwan and Hong Kong as separate entities from Communist China. The latest company to trigger the Chinese is Apple, whose iPhone XS rollout event included a slide that listed China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan as three separate markets among the two dozen or so that would receive Apple’s new product on September 21.
The masters of the universe continue to prove that there really is a conspiracy against Alex Jones.
“Hundreds” of apps for Google’s Android platform failed to disclose third-party analytics and advertising services within them, which collected personal user information, according to a report.
Google’s Android phones collect almost ten times more data about users than the Apple iPhone, according to a report.
In a sign of infighting between Silicon Valley Masters of the Universe, Apple barred Facebook’s Onavo security app from the App Store after it failed to meet Apple’s privacy standards by collecting user data.
Turks supporting Islamist President Recep Tayyip Erdogan have uploaded videos on social media this week destroying their iPhones and other American products with sledgehammers, handguns, and fire.
Google is reportedly tracking your physical movements with your smartphone even if you select privacy settings which are supposed to stop it from doing so.
After the InfoWars app overtook CNN on Apple’s charts, ranking as the fourth most popular free app, the cable network lobbied Apple to remove the app from its platform.
An iPhone survived a thousand foot drop from an airplane completely intact, according to a report.
Some iPhones crashed after Apple attempted to filter out “Taiwan” and the Taiwanese flag in an attempt to appease the Chinese government, before the bug was fixed.
The iPhone is the most common “status symbol of wealth,” according to a new research paper.
Those with an iPhone will soon have their location shared with 911 Dispatchers during an emergency call, according to a report.
Apple recently announced plans to update iPhone settings to disable the current most popular method for law enforcement officials to gain access to locked phones.
Apple has reportedly begun removing apps from their store that share users location data with third parties.
Apple’s failure to tell consumers that its software could slow performance in some iPhones has sparked Israel’s consumer protection agency to launch its own investigation.
A GIF of a crucified Jesus Christ eating a Cadbury Creme Egg, allegedly found after searching for “Easter” on Apple’s iPhone messenger, has prompted complaints.
A woman that was chased by an unknown man believes that her public iPhone details and Apple’s “AirDrop” feature may have left her vulnerable to stalking.
Apple’s recent update for the iPhone removed Easter Sunday from some users’ calendars, prompting consumer complaints.
Apple has reportedly announced their biggest quarterly profit ever despite a drop in iPhone sales this year.
Apple has admitted this week that the Department of Justice is investigating claims of planned obsolescence in older iPhones but stated that they would never”degrade the user experience to drive customer upgrades.”
The Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission are reportedly investigating Apple after the company admitted to slowing down older iPhone models.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has announced that the battery management feature which caused slowdown issues in older iPhones can be disabled in future updates.
The Shanghai Consumer Council has requested that Apple provide a full explanation for the slowdown of older iPhone models.
Twenty customers of a pizza parlor in California broke out into a brawl over a missing iPhone that was in the lost and found the entire time.
Senator John Thune (R-SD) has asked Apple to answer questions before Congress about the company systematically slowed down older iPhones.
Apple has announced they will be offering replacement batteries for older iPhone models for $29 following the recent scandal revealing that software updates purposefully slow down older iPhone models.
Apple is being sued after the company admitted to slowing down older iPhone models in a statement this week.
Apple has confirmed it is slowing down older models of the iPhone, claiming it was in an effort to prevent random shutdowns.