Apple has filed a court challenge to the European Union's (EU) Digital Markets Act (DMA) that requires it to open up its ecosystem to competitors. Last year, under the DMA, the EU asked Apple to open up its ecosystem of services like AirDrop, AirPlay and tethered audio accessories like AirPods to third parties. So, what should you know about it?

Meta is reportedly working on a tablet version of the Instagram app for the Apple iPad, which is touted for release later this year. For context, the Instagram app on the iPad is nothing more than the iOS version of the app that doesn’t take advantage of the tablet’s larger screen.

Although it's not confirmed yet, MacRumors reports that Apple could be changing the iOS 19 name to iOS 26. Why 26? Well, this is so that it aligns the operating system naming with the upcoming year. It is expected to be announced at WWDC on 9 June 2025, aiming to unify the versions across other platforms.

Today, Apple has released some new updates to Logic Pro for Mac and iPad. They are new tools aimed at improving music production and workflows, so if that's your jam, read below on what to expect.

Apple is now reportedly testing a 200MP camera sensor, according to popular leaker Digital Chat Station in a post on Weibo. So, what should you know about it?

According to The Information, the site reported that Elon Musk offered Apple its Starlink satellite internet service, but it was rejected. So, what should you know about it?

It was only yesterday that we reported Apple could be planning to expand its smart home devices. In another related news, the company may be preparing to introduce a dedicated gaming application for its ecosystem, connecting the iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV altogether.

Apple is reportedly planning to introduce iPhone design changes every year until 2027 starting with the iPhone 17 in 2025. According to the latest information, Apple will implement major changes in design for at least the next three generations of iPhones. So, what should you know about it?

Apple is well known for its iPhones and other i-devices, but not much so for its smart home products, as they tend to be in the shadow of the main lineup. This year, the company could be making a significant shift in that market by introducing a range of new devices and features, leveraging AI.

The iOS interface has not been much different since iOS 7, which abandoned the skeuomorphic design. Later on iOS, it was given several iterations but maintained a flat design, which is now quite old. According to a Bloomberg report, Apple will introduce a new interface design at WWDC on June 10. So, what should you know about it?