Biztech news 5G and a 'budget' iPhone SE: Apple releases its latest products Apple has released a cheaper iPhone SE model which is also getting a 5G update, but supply chain issues will be reflected in the price. 08/03/2022
Biztech news Apple stops selling physical products in Russia The company said it was "deeply concerned" about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, but Ukraine's government called on it to go further and block the App Store too. 02/03/2022
World Apple sues Israeli firm NSO Group to stop spyware use on iPhones Tech giant Apple announced on Tuesday that they would sue NSO Group, an Israeli firm known for its spyware that can hack phones. 23/11/2021
Biztech news Apple bows to pressure and allows self-repairs to iPhones and MacBooks "New phones are expensive, and people who buy them should be able to repair them," senior policy analyst Maureen Mahoney said. 18/11/2021
Biztech news Apple is expected to unveil new MacBooks with more powerful chips The new chip, along with a general rise in laptop sales, prompted a boom in Mac sales during the COVID pandemic. 18/10/2021
Eco-Innovation Pay for your drinks with old iPhones at this unique London pub This International E-waste Day, pub-goers can get rewarded for the unwanted tech in their drawers at home. 14/10/2021
Money Apple Pay user? Delete your Visa card now, security researchers say A vulnerability affecting Apple Pay's public transport payment mode and Visa cards could leave consumers open to 'unlimited' payment fraud, British researchers said. 30/09/2021
Biztech news Here's how the iPhone 13 makes you pay €300 for Apple screen repair A teardown of the new device found that Face ID stops working if anyone other than Apple replaces the screen, and it's all down to something called "part pairing". 27/09/2021
Green News Why you should think twice before buying the new iPhone 13 Apple's latest model has a smaller carbon footprint, but the environmental cost of trading in your old one is still huge. 22/09/2021
Biztech news Update your iPhone to the newest iOS to avoid Pegasus security bug A security flaw affecting Apple's iMessage made even the newest devices vulnerable to infection by Pegasus spyware that hit tens of thousands including French President Macron. 14/09/2021
Biztech news Apple's own staff concerned about plans for anti-child abuse scanning According to sources within the company, staff have been taking to Slack to voice their concerns over customers' privacy. 13/08/2021
Travel News British travellers rage as Vodafone brings back data roaming charges Vodafone is the second major mobile phone operator to bring back data roaming charges for UK customers in the EU. 09/08/2021
Biztech news Apple to scan US iPhones for images of child sexual abuse Child protection groups have applauded the announcement but some security researchers are concerned that the system could be misused. 06/08/2021
Germany Germany launches anti-trust investigation into Apple The German competition watchdog announced that it was opening an investigation against US giant Apple for "possible anticompetitive practices". 21/06/2021
Home What is the global chip shortage and why should we care about it? Here is everything you need to know about the global chip shortage and how it threatens to impact everyone's daily lives. 12/05/2021
Eco-Innovation Printable smartphones are the latest breakthrough in green tech The fight against gadget waste is being spurred on by new printable electronics made from wood ink. 06/05/2021
Italy Apple fined €10 million in Italy over iPhone water resistance claims The firm is accused of claiming that several iPhone models were water-resistant without clarifying the exceptional circumstances. 30/11/2020
World Privacy activists file EU complaint over iPhone tracking A Vienna-based group has filed complaints against Apple over its use of software to track the behavior of iPhone users, arguing that it violates European Union electronic privacy laws. 16/11/2020
The Cube The iPhone shortcut recording when you say 'I'm getting pulled over' The technology has risen in popularity amid widespread protests against police violence. 18/06/2020
World Europe's coronavirus lockdowns are making phone calls popular again Mobile voice services in France have doubled since the country went into lockdown 25/03/2020
View How our phones became our whole lives in just 10 years, from a woman who resuscitates them ǀ View Since we wrapped our fingers around the first touch-screen smartphones a decade ago, the family photo album has all but ceased to exist. But even as we no longer make albums of them, we are even more obsessed with taking pictures. 02/01/2020
View How Netflix, Star Wars and Marvel redefined Hollywood ǀ View In the 2010s, people didn't stop going to the movies. That might be because as the screens got smaller, the movies got bigger. 30/12/2019
World There's an earwig in the Apple as Group Facetime is taken offline Apple has temporarily taken Group FaceTime offline while it fixes a glitch that allows users to listen to the audio of another's phone before a call is accepted 29/01/2019
Russia To coin a phone: Russian fills tub with change to buy latest iPhone XS Shoppers were sent scrambling to capture the remarkable scene: a group of men heaving a coin-filled bath into a shop to buy the latest iPhone. 14/11/2018
USA Apple unveils bigger and pricier Iphone Analysts say the company is hoping to get customers to upgrade to pricier devices in the face of stagnant global demand for smartphones 12/09/2018
USA Here's all you need to know about the new iPhone models Here's all you need to know about the new iPhone models Apple just revealed. 12/09/2018
