iOS

Everything you need to know about our benchmarking process for mobile devices

Paired with a 120Hz display with incredible colour accuracy, the iPad Pro is more deserving of its name than ever

Digital passkeys, faster security updates and a 15-minute window to fix or recall iMessages and emails

#GetTheMessage seeks to create viral pressure on Apple, with Google shaming its competitor for clinging to standards from which the rest of the market…

If passed, Meta and Apple will have six months to open their messaging platforms to interoperability

The week-long lockdown is said to have had next to no effect on Foxconn’s clients

Researchers say hackers are deploying new tactics that put Android and iOS at equal risk

The tech giant unveiled a host of new hardware during its “Peek Performance” event on 8 March

If you're willing to sacrifice battery life for performance, here's how to turn off iPhone throttling

The company's CFO suggests Google "faces a different set of restrictions" because it pays Apple to remain the default iOS search engine

T-Mobile says users were unable to access the VPN-like feature due to a fault in iOS 15.2

A high-profile politician and journalist have been targeted with spyware likely spread using WhatsApp messages

The tech giant will have to allow developers to link to non-App Store payment systems by 9 December

Why do we find it so hard to let go of our favourite applications?

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An unadventurous but undeniably great addition to the iPhone family

Estimate from the Financial Times says Facebook has been hit hardest by new rule requiring user consent

Shortages of key components has forced Apple to cut production by as much as 10 million units

Although pointing more to the past than the future, this iPad succeeds where it matters

The one ruling in Epic's favour found Apple in violation of the state of California’s anti-steering laws

Commuters are being urged to disable Apple Pay express transit mode for Visa cards

Groups warn the tech could be exploited by “abusive adults”

The tech giant will now only flag images that had been supplied by clearinghouses in multiple countries