Apple today seeded the release candidate versions of upcoming iOS 26.2 and iPadOS 26.2 updates to developers and public beta ...

Apple’s next major iPhone software release, iOS 26.2 is coming soon. The latest reports give us a clearer idea of exactly ...

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An intrepid software developer has published a thorough memoir that details many reasons why Apple is so far ahead of the field in the mobile applications game, and why Blackberry, Palm and Android ...

According to AppleInsider, "Apple's ability to process iPhone developer contracts is quickly turning into a minor crisis as what was once a smooth process is rapidly turning into a months-long backlog ...

While Apple has vaunted to a leadership position in mobile computing with its iPhone smartphone, Microsoft is looking to chip away at Apple’s dominance, releasing on Friday an API tool intended to ...

Apple is making progress on the development of the book-style foldable iPhone expected in 2026, according to a report from ...

In today’s digital economy, iPhone applications play a pivotal role in connecting businesses with consumers – driving engagement and revenue. The Apple App Store, hosting approximately 2 million apps, ...

As Apple builds up to the June launch of the highly anticipated 3.0 iPhone firmware, it s sent out a rather abrasive memo to its developers informing them to ensure their applications are compatible.

Developers are gearing up for the new possibilities in the iPad, but they may have to move beyond their iPhone roots Software developers already building applications for Apple’s wildly popular iPhone ...

Neil Ferguson, developer of Virus Strike, explains how to become a successful iPhone game developer in 10 steps. I believe that anyone can develop an iPhone game. I recently developed a physics-based ...

Apple's (AAPL) new iPhone apps are very cool -- and in many cases, even useful. But some are buggy. And because of Apple's super-tight control over app distribution -- and some missing features for ...