If iPhone Fold is truly coming in 2026, expect big leaks very soon

Apple's supply chain is big, so new product launches get leaked in their entirety as they enter mass production. If the iPhone Fold is coming, we should get our first peek at it soon.

Wesley Hilliard 3 months ago 10

iPhone set all-time European sale record in 2025, even as market declines

Analytics firm Omdia claims that in 2025, Apple set an all-time sales record for the iPhone in Europe, with a 6% year over year growth.

William Gallagher 3 months ago 0

iPhone users can test encrypted RCS texts to Android in iOS 26.4 beta 2

After the first beta was iPhone to iPhone only, the second iOS 26.4 developer beta lets iPhones and Androids trade fully encrypted RCS messages for the first time.

Amber Neely 3 months ago 0

Podcast

March 4 Apple Experience & more with guest Brian Tong on the HomeKit Insider podcast

Andrew O'Hara 3 months ago 1

Right on schedule, test production of iPhone 18 Pro fires up

Regular as clockwork, Apple's supply chain is performing checks on the iPhone 18 family, with the iPhone 18 Pro now in small-batch test production ahead of the usual fall release.

Malcolm Owen 3 months ago 1

Expect at least five announcements during Apple's March launch week

Apple's early March string of announcements will include at least five product launches capped off by its triple-location event on March 4, with the budget MacBook and iPhone 17e tipped to appear.

Malcolm Owen 3 months ago 13

iPhone 18 Pro may come in deep red after success of its orange predecessor

A new report claims that Apple will repeat the vibrant color of the iPhone 17 Pro Max and offer options including a return to a deep red for the iPhone 18 Pro Max, but not the iPhone Fold.

William Gallagher 3 months ago 7

Crime blotter: Man accused of stealing 60 iPhones from Walmart

A Best Buy employee is accused of a MacBook discount scam, a man is wanted in the theft of MacBooks, and a campaign report says an ex-Senator improperly spent on Apple products, all in this week's Apple Crime Blotter

Stephen Silver 3 months ago 0

Trump's 'reciprocal' tariffs that cost Apple billions shot down by Supreme Court

Ten months after Trump imposed sweeping tariffs that hurt US businesses and consumers, and hit Apple to the tune of $3.2 billion, the Supreme Court has ruled that it was done illegally. Refunds will be messy.

William Gallagher and Mike Wuerthele 3 months ago 42

Apple has its problems, but still the only real choice for privacy

Apple didn't start out as the privacy company, but in the more than 12 years since iPhone 5s, it is the only company trying to offer privacy by default. Today, that's more necessary than ever.

Wesley Hilliard 3 months ago 28

Podcast

March 4's Apple Experience, color MacBooks, and iOS 26.4 on the AppleInsider Podcast

William Gallagher 3 months ago 0

Brazil banks want 'free ride' access to iPhone NFC payments, says Apple

Regulatory bodies around the globe are asking if Apple has a right to charge for access to the popular platforms built around iPhone. Apple keeps telling them yes — this time in Brazil.

Wesley Hilliard 3 months ago 10

Leaker's legal troubles haven't ended, as he makes more videos

After a default ruling against him for failing to respond, YouTuber Jon Prosser is now facing a jury trial and deposition over his iOS 26 leaks.

Marko Zivkovic 3 months ago 3

iPhone satellite SOS helps save six skiers after Lake Tahoe avalanche

Apple's Emergency SOS via satellite helped rescue six skiers after an avalanche near Lake Tahoe on February 18, according to California emergency officials.

Andrew Orr 3 months ago 3

iPhone camera & microphone dot can be suppressed if you're already hacked

Apple's camera and microphone indicators are supposed to tell iPhone users when the microphone or camera are on, but after a device is fully compromised with kernel-level access by another hack, Predator spyware can prevent those from appearing.

Andrew Orr 3 months ago 2

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