Latest iOS 15 News

Game development diary: Planning failures and the fyre festival of game expos

Development on iPhone game "Character Limit" continues apace, but I learned two lessons that stole valuable time: trade shows are dying, and feature creep is the main enemy fighting completion of a project.

Malcolm Owen 6 months ago 1

Inside Files - How to manage files like a pro on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Vision Pro

The Files app has grown a lot since its introduction in iOS 11. While it's not quite Finder on Mac, it's more than enough to get work done.

Wesley Hilliard 6 months ago 4

iOS 27 rumored to be focused on stability, like macOS X Snow Leopard was

The iOS 27 update in fall 2026 is rumored to have a focus on AI and importantly improving performance and stability, instead of adding hundreds of new features.

Malcolm Owen 6 months ago 41

Podcast

Apple gives up on Mac Pro, an iPhone designer, and MLS on the AppleInsider Podcast

Wesley Hilliard 6 months ago 2

Two new U.S. states agree to bring driver's licenses to Apple Wallet soon

Drivers in Arkansas and Virginia will be able to add their driver's license to Apple Wallet — but it's not clear exactly when.

Oliver Haslam 6 months ago 8

T-Mobile users will no longer get free Apple TV subscriptions

T-Mobile has announced that it will no longer offer free Apple TV subscriptions through its "Apple TV On Us" promotion, with the change coming into effect in 2026.

Marko Zivkovic 6 months ago 3

Apple TV will offer Friday Night Baseball through 2028, contrary to rumors

Friday Night Baseball games will continue to be available for free to Apple TV through the 2028 season, despite earlier rumors claiming otherwise.

Marko Zivkovic 6 months ago 0

Why some apps disappear, and why free speech rights can't stop it

Apple's choice to remove an app at the government's behest shows that the App Store is too private to be public, and too public to be private.

Amber Neely 6 months ago 6

An ingenious Apple Service hoax is convincing users their account is under attack

A scam trying to steal Apple Account data uses a genuine but inauthentic request for support, real Apple alerts, and precise timing to make a fraudulent attack look like official help. Here's what it looks like, and how to protect yourself.

Andrew Orr 6 months ago 8

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