For many iPhone users, swiping at the screen to get rid of open apps is a daily ritual. But this common habit may actually be draining your device, according to an Apple employee.

Netflix recreated an Apple Store from the ground up for its newly released thriller "iHostage," a dramatization of the real-life ...

Following a constructive dialogue with Apple, the Commission has decided to close its investigation into Apple's user choice ...

In February 2022, a hostage situation unfolded at an Apple Store location in Amsterdam when a gunman demanded a ...

Apple on Monday posted a new Apple Intelligence ad for the Clean Up feature in the iPhone’s Photos app, which allows users to ...

Netflix’s iHostage dramatizes the real-life 2022 Apple Store siege in Amsterdam, turning a chilling hostage crisis into a ...

Apple has built more than five hundred retail stores across twenty-five countries. In fact, their first international store ...

Apple's latest ad spot demonstrates how Apple Intelligence can make your dating profile better, thanks to Clean Up in iOS 18 Photos.

Hostage is based on a real-life incident that took place at an Apple Store in Amsterdam, where a man held a customer hostage ...

The latter function lets you remove distracting objects from the background of photos. So if someone photobombs you in your shots, with a simple tap you can erase them completely. The new downtown ...

A visit to the marble-covered Apple Via del Corso is an Apple Store experience that offers unexpected artwork and masses of ...