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Former Safari Designer Leaves Apple, Joins Rival Browser Maker

The Browser Company's CEO, Josh Miller, has confirmed that one of Apple's lead designers behind the Safari browser has recently joined the company.

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New iPadOS 18 Rumor Suggests Apple Will Drop Support For Old-Gen Models

According to a new rumor, while Apple will allegedly allow iOS 18 to be compatible with iOS 17 devices, the same thing won't happen with iPadOS 18.

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Meta Shifts Apple s 30% Fee onto Advertisers for Boosted Facebook, Instagram Posts

Following Apple's 2022 App Store policy update, Meta has opted to transfer this additional cost to advertisers.

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Apple WWDC 2024: iOS 18 to Arrive as the Biggest Update Ever—Why?

Apple's iOS 18 is shaping up to be the biggest update ever, coming this WWDC 2024. The next-generation operating system for the iPhone is now a hot topic as it was said to be shaping up as the "biggest" update ever coming to the smartphone from Apple, coming soon this year.

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Apple Card Surprises Users with Second Interest Rate Boost, Now Offering 4 5% on Savings

Apple surprises Apple Card users with a second interest rate increase in a month, reaching an attractive 4.5%. Behind the scenes, Apple explores alternatives to its partnership with Goldman Sachs.

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