India's government wants answers about iPhone hack alert
India's government says Apple hasn't provided nearly enough information about a hack warning that popped up on iPhones in 2023.
iOS
Amber Neely
Apple's new RCS stance may have been forced by China
Apple's decision to introduce RCS support to iMessage sometime in 2024 wasn't caused by pressure from Europe, according to a new report, but instead China may have had more to do with the move.
Malcolm Owen
Fake crypto app on the App Store has stolen thousands of dollars already [u]
An app purporting to be for the Rabby Wallet crypto service, is the latest failure for Apple's App Store review team.
William Gallagher
Apple Podcasts bug prevents listeners from enjoying new episodes
A new bug in Apple Podcasts neither displays the latest episode of a podcast nor lets the app automatically download it for users.
A luxury airline says it'll hand out Apple Vision Pro to select passengers
In an effort to improve inflight entertainment, Beond airline will be giving certain customers on its flights the Apple Vision Pro.
Microsoft's gaming CEO doesn't think iOS is open enough for Xbox gaming
In a new interview, Microsoft's Phil Spencer discusses how Microsoft is bringing its Xbox titles to new platforms — but he doesn't think they'll find a home on iOS.
Xcode coding assistance rumored to be early Apple generative AI effort
A new report suggests that Apple is nearing completion of a slate of new AI based tools to help developers code and test applications within Xcode.
Apple and Meta's latest fight is over social media boosted post fees on iPhone
Meta's suggesting that users should purchase boosted posts outside of the App Store in order to avoid a 30% fee has drawn Apple's ire with it now accusing Meta of attempting to evade fees it knew was coming for over a year.
Apple blames new law for why progressive web apps don't work right in the EU
After a period of uncertainty, Apple has made it clear that it has crippled Progressive Web Apps in iOS 17.4 in the EU in the name of security and privacy.
Mike Wuerthele
Bon Adamson
Wesley Hilliard
Chip Loder
