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Apple on Tuesday stopped signing code for iOS 14.3, effectively barring users from downgrading to the older operating system.

  A Federal Communications Commission document unearthed this week reveals electric carmaker Tesla is working to build Ultra Wideband technology into future vehicles, potentially signaling upcoming adoption of Digital Key protocols like Apples CarKey. In September, Tesla filed documents detailing two key fobs, a security controller, and "endpoints" designed to reside in a cars frame or cabin, reports The Verge. At least three of the devices support UWB. The key fob document notes compatibili...

Apple may be planning to introduce joint Apple Card account functionality and dual-SIM 5G support in iOS 14.5, among other new additions and features.

  Apple TV+ reported that the last weekend of January ranked as its most-watched, largely driven by the release of "Palmer" and other recent content. The premiere of the Justin Timberlake vehicle brought in record-breaking viewership for the Apple streaming platform, according to Deadline. Although Apple doesnt disclose statistics, it said that "Palmer" was its third-biggest launch and second biggest film. "Palmer" follows the story of a former college football player named Eddie Palme, playe...

  Apple on Monday announced new changes, additions and updates to its App Store Guideline policies, one of which includes developer instructions for implementing App Tracking Transparency. Detailed in a post to Apples developer portal, the updates are in large part clarifications and modifications to existing rules governing payments, disclosures and app terminology. One noted addition to Apples ruleset covers App Tracking Transparency, a new iOS feature designed to give users more control ...

Apple plans to sell $14 billion worth of bonds, taking advantage of cheap borrowing costs to fund corporate operations like share buybacks.

Nvidia's GeForce Now has been updated to work with Apple Silicon Macs, allowing gamers on both Intel and M1-based models to use the game-streaming service.

In the wake of Apple's stellar holiday quarter results, analysts have been quick to respond to the $111.4 billion in revenue and other data points Apple raised in its financials. Here's what the analysts think of the results — as well as how far out they were in their predictions.

Apple users are generally supportive of Apple's stance on privacy, but a new survey claims most are apparently fine with the idea of allowing tracking if they didn't have to pay for content or features.

Apple's Q1 2021 results were the highest ever for the Cupertino giant, with a later iPhone release schedule and many other factors supersizing typically huge results. Here's a breakdown of the key figures Apple disclosed about its holiday quarter fortunes.