Apple has just released the version 15.5 of iOS and iPadOS as well as macOS 12.4.


BY Laurent Giret with 1 Comment
Apple has just released the version 15.5 of iOS and iPadOS as well as macOS 12.4.
BY Paul Thurrott with 59 Comments
Those of us who have been around awhile always recoil a bit when confronted by how the personal computing industry has changed.
BY Paul Thurrott with 16 Comments
On Wednesday, January 27, 2010, Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the iPad, realizing his years-long vision of leapfrogging Microsoft’s Tablet PC.
BY Paul Thurrott with 7 Comments
Apple has issued a major update to iMovie on the iPhone and iPad that makes it easier to create and share a finished movie.
BY Paul Thurrott with 3 Comments
Announced in November in beta, Apple Business Essentials is now available to all small businesses in the United States.
BY Paul Thurrott with 22 Comments
After years of pushing Chrome OS on tablets, Google now claims that Android tablets are the future of computing. I’m sorry. What?
BY Paul Thurrott with 1 Comment
It’s not just Android: Google is also updating several of its apps across iOS (iPhone) and iPadOS (iPad) today as well.
BY Paul Thurrott with 81 Comments
Failing again and again to make Android tablets competitive with the iPad, Google is apparently trying yet another strategy. It won’t work.
BY Paul Thurrott with 19 Comments
The Netherlands antitrust authority has fined Apple 5 million euros for failing to meet its in-app payment systems requirements.
BY Paul Thurrott with 16 Comments
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted in favor of the American Innovation and Choice Online Act, which will help curb Big Tech’s power.
BY Paul Thurrott with 32 Comments
Apple now has over 745 million paid subscriptions with its App Store delivering over $60 billion in revenues in 2021.
BY Paul Thurrott with 55 Comments
I don’t usually report on rumors---especially Apple rumors---but this report comes from a trusted source and offers a nice peek at 2022.
BY Paul Thurrott with 6 Comments
Swift Playgrounds 4 lets anyone build iPhone and iPad apps right on an iPad and submit them directly to the Apple App Store.
BY Paul Thurrott with 13 Comments
This week, Apple released updates for iPhone, iPad, and its other hardware platforms. But it also quietly delayed a key iPad and Mac feature.
BY Paul Thurrott with 36 Comments
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) today sued to block Nvidia’s $40 billion acquisition of chip designer Arm, citing competitive concerns.
BY Paul Thurrott with 5 Comments
Apple today announced its 2021 App Store Award winners across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, Apple Watch, and Apple Arcade.
BY Paul Thurrott with 2 Comments
In October, Astropad released Luna Display 5.0, which lets Mac and Windows users use an iPad as a secondary display.
BY Paul Thurrott with 26 Comments
Apple today announced a Self Service Repair program that will allow its customers to repair their own Apple devices using genuine parts and tools.
BY Paul Thurrott with 14 Comments
Today, Apple announced a new offering called Business Essentials, a subscription for small businesses with up to 500 employees.
BY Paul Thurrott with 11 Comments
In addition to delivering major Photoshop updates on desktop and iPad, Adobe today announced it is bringing Photoshop to the web.
BY Paul Thurrott with 9 Comments
Luna Display 5.0 comes to Windows for the first time, letting you use your iPad as a second display. And guess what? It works great.
BY Paul Thurrott with 37 Comments
While reviews of the new 6th-generation iPad Mini have been generally positive, most point out an awkward “jelly scroll” effect.
BY Paul Thurrott with 41 Comments
You don’t hear a lot about iWork---Keynote, Pages, and Numbers---these days, but Apple just announced a major update to the suite.
BY Paul Thurrott with 6 Comments
Apple’s iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 aren't dramatic visual or functional updates like their predecessors, but Google is ready on day one.
BY Paul Thurrott with 34 Comments
As promised, several of Apple’s most important software platforms are getting major updates today after three months of testing.
BY Paul Thurrott with 44 Comments
This week’s Apple event was typical in that it was big on hyperbole, but it was also atypical in that there wasn’t much big news.
BY Paul Thurrott with 77 Comments
Well, it’s not a leap year. Instead, Apple has announced evolutionary updates to its iPhone, Watch, and iPad product lines.