App Store just had its best quarter in four years, is crushing Google Play in spending
Apple is continuing to thrash Google in customer app spending, with iPhone owners outspending Android counterparts.
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iOS
Malcolm Owen
What to expect from WWDC 2024's week of updates
Later today, Apple Intelligence is coming in iOS 18, macOS 15 and more. Here's what to expect at the 1PM ET WWDC 2024 keynote!
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Apple promises to finally fix Screen Time bug that lets children visit blocked sites
A bug that lets users circumvent Apple's Screen Time parental controls, and corporate web blacklists, was discovered in 2020, but Apple has refused to fix it — until now.
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William Gallagher
Apple will allow users to opt in to ChatGPT services in iOS 18 after deal with OpenAI
Apple has reportedly agreed a deal with OpenAI that means it will integrate ChatGPT into iOS, in what's claimed to be a temporary arrangement until Apple's own Siri can be improved.
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Ahead of WWDC Developer app gets updated, YouTube gets keynote placeholder
Apple is gearing up for WWDC 2024 as it begins making all the expected preparations a week before its big event starts.
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Amber Neely
Apple may add some text effects to iMessage in iOS 18
Apple's changes to iMessage in iOS 18 could introduce new text effects, which may include stylized text that could be sent to Android users.
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New emoji in iOS 18, iPad Pro, and patented Apple Store trees, on the AppleInsider Podcast
Apple is slowly adding more to watch on Apple Vision Pro, it's gearing up for AI, emoji, and more at WWDC, and yet another Apple Store has opened — but it's made out of Lego.
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iOS 18 Freeform app getting giant navigation & object positioning upgrades
In iOS 18 and macOS 15, Apple's Freeform app will receive an entirely new navigation feature called Scenes, as well as new options for object alignment. Here's what to expect.
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Marko Zivkovic
Apple gets another App Store antitrust win, this time in China
Apple has won a lawsuit accusing it of abusing its dominant power in the app marketplace, with a Chinese court rejecting claims Apple's App Store fees were too high.
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Wesley Hilliard
Andrew O'Hara
