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CarPlay 2.0 may let users add widgets just like on an iPhone

Widgets in the next generation of CarPlay will be very familiar to iPhone users, a leak of the user interface reveals.

Malcolm Owen 1 year ago 4

Illinois will implement digital IDs and driver's licenses for Apple Wallet in 2025

Illinois is the latest state to claim Apple Wallet users will have access to digital IDs and driver's licenses by the end of 2025.

Marko Zivkovic 1 year ago 6

Sonos CEO leaves company over botched iOS app

Patrick Spence has left Sonos after eight years as CEO, following the disastrous rollout of an iOS app that left customers unable to use their devices.

William Gallagher 1 year ago 10

PSA: Text scammers resorting to new tactics to get you to enable phishing links

Apple's Messages app has a built-in safeguard to prevent links or phone numbers in unsolicited messages on iPhones from being clickable, and now scammers are trying to trick the unwary into enabling them.

Charles Martin 1 year ago 6

Updated iPhone SE, iPads, Magic Keyboard expected in spring 2025

A new report suggests that potential buyers anticipating an updated iPhone SE, or new iPads and their accessories, won't have much longer to wait.

Charles Martin 1 year ago 6

Synchrony Pay Later coming soon to Apple Pay

Synchrony Pay Later can soon be used to complete purchases in installments via Apple Pay.

Marko Zivkovic 1 year ago 0

Advertisers are hijacking apps to beat Apple and developers' privacy efforts

A new report claims that popular iPhone apps are being used by advertisers to get your location details, despite Apple's App Tracking Transparency — and even without the app developers' knowledge.

Andrew Orr 1 year ago 3

Apple donating to LA wildfire recovery & allowing affected Apple Card holders to delay payments

Apple is donating to LA wildfire relief efforts and will let impacted Apple Card users postpone their payments.

Marko Zivkovic 1 year ago 2

Apple reaffirms privacy as a tentpole feature in Siri after lawsuit settlement

While affected customers await their $20, Apple has shared a statement on how it handles user data in regard to Siri, reaffirming that voice recordings aren't being used to sell you Air Jordans.

Wesley Hilliard 1 year ago 16

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