Apple on Tuesday updated its Find My iPhone application to provide users with driving directions to a lost device's location.
Find My iPhone version Version 2.0.1 is now available for download in the App Store. The free update is a 16.2 megabyte download.
The full list of changes in the update are:
We could see haptic buttons on a future iPhone after all, as Apple's previously abandoned Bongo project has surfaced in a recent patent application.
If you decide to report a bug on a beta version of iOS, you now apparently have to let Apple use the uploaded content for Apple Intelligence training with no way to opt out.
The Apple Watch Series 11 will probably arrive this fall alongside the iPhone 17. Here's what the next generation of Apple's smartwatch could bring to the table.
The European Union has reportedly postponed fining Apple and Meta over alleged Digital Markets Act violations, specifically so the decision would not affect trade negotiations.
The steady additions to the Apple Sports app are continuing, with a new option for users to share dynamic game cards.
Weekend deals are in effect on Apple products at Amazon, as the retailer looks to start Q2 2025 off strong.
Following a federal judge ruling that Google is effectively an unlawful monopoly, the search company say that it will partially appeal.
As Google looks like it may have to split off its advertising business, Apple is expanding its own version, and there are rumors of the next Apple Vision Pro — plus a lament for last Intel Mac mini.
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Nice. It should have feature parity with the regular Maps a—…
Hmm. I wonder if this would be better served as part of Maps instead of its own app. I can see the pros and cons either way.