Apple exec Eddy Cue 'overextended,' falling asleep in meetings

The stresses of heading up Internet Software and Services at Apple may be getting to Eddy Cue, who may even sometimes fall asleep during meetings, according to a new profile.

Roger Fingas 7 years ago 39

Apple agrees to settlement in shareholder derivative complaint over e-book antitrust case [u]

More than two years after Apple was forced to pay out $450 million to resolve an e-books antitrust case, the company is looking to close the book on the long-running debacle, and on Monday informed shareholders that it has agreed to stipulations for settlement of a lingering derivative complaint.

Mikey Campbell 8 years ago 14

Apple News claims first 'exclusive' with excerpt from book by Sen. John McCain

Apple has posted what appears to be its first-ever "exclusive" for Apple News on iOS, an excerpt of an upcoming memoir by U.S. Senator John McCain, "The Restless Wave," written in tandem with Mark Salter.

Roger Fingas 8 years ago 0

Apple iBooks revamp could include 'Today' tab to enhance discovery

Apple is reportedly recruiting an editorial team for its upcoming iBooks reboot, possibly with the idea of creating an App Store-style "Today" tab.

Roger Fingas 8 years ago 20

Apple buys iPhone and iPad digital magazine subscription service Texture

Apple is reinforcing its services for readers with the long-running Texture digital magazine service, for terms as yet unknown.

Mike Wuerthele 8 years ago 14

Podcast

AppleInsider Podcast interviews Adam Justice of ConnectSense, discusses Right to Repair, HomeKit, and Workflow App

Victor Marks 8 years ago 4

Fourth iOS 11.3 beta reverts 'Books' app name back to iBooks

Apple has changed the name of 'Books' in the fourth beta release of iOS 11.3, reverting the name of the iPhone and iPad e-reader app back to its former identity of iBooks after just over a month.

Malcolm Owen 8 years ago 17

Apple working on new Books e-reader application, heralded by renaming in iOS 11.3 beta

Apple appears poised to refresh its iPhone and iPad e-reader app, Books, after years of few changes.

Mike Wuerthele 8 years ago 5

Get the i out: iBooks rebranded as 'Books' in iOS 11.3 beta 1

Apple's transition away from "iProducts" continues in the first beta of iOS 11.3, renaming the iBooks app to just simply "Books," potentially foretelling a rebrand as "Apple Books."

Neil Hughes 8 years ago 23

Drake, Bitmoji & Game of Thrones lead Apple Music, iTunes & App Store for 2017

Apple on Thursday released a list of the most popular media on iTunes and the App Store during 2017, also calling attention to editorial picks for iPhone and iPad apps.

Roger Fingas 8 years ago 2

Surviving Thanksgiving: Play some games with your family on your iPad — and ignore them if you need to

When a large family comes together in a gathering, including Thanksgiving, this often leads to either a boredom-filled conversation or a spirited verbal match between people who don't like each other. In an attempt to liven up proceedings and to keep the peace, AppleInsider offers some suggestions of apps that can keep everyone occupied, or at least keep you amused while you keep away from the rest of the group.

Malcolm Owen 8 years ago 0

Apple updates iBooks Author with wide color gamut support, easier Photos imports

Apple on Monday issued an update to iBooks Author, its tool for building interactive e-books viewable on Mac and iOS devices — its first such update since 2016.

Roger Fingas 8 years ago 6

Apple's Swift curriculum coming to over 30 community colleges, select high schools

Apple on Friday said that over 30 U.S. community college systems will offer its "App Development with Swift" curriculum during the 2017-2018 school year, expanding on the original six the company announced in May.

Roger Fingas 8 years ago 11

Apple puts free Swift curriculum on iBooks, plans courses at US schools

Apple on Wednesday released "App Development with Swift," a free course available through the iBooks Store, which will also be coming to a handful of U.S. schools at the beginning of the fall semester.

Roger Fingas 9 years ago 33

How to set up Apple's carrier billing on your iPhone or Mac (where available)

In select countries — notably excluding the U.S. so far — people wanting to pay for iTunes, iBooks, App Store, or Apple Music purchases can do so through carrier billing, which simply adds the cost onto monthly phone bills. Here's how to set that up, whether you're on an iPhone or another device.

Roger Fingas 9 years ago 1

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