Apple plans to make some significant changes to its AppleCare service program later this fall, with a new subscription plan and updated policies to handle damaged iPhones.
Apple has a long wait list for police requests to decrypt iPhones
Apple rolls out two-step verification for Apple ID in more countries – Is it available in your country?
Couple of months back, Apple rolled out the much needed two-step verification process for Apple ID to add an extra layer of security.
But the feature was available only to users in US, UK, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland.
Apple features App Store 50 billion app downloads promotion on its homepage
Last week, Apple launched the 50 billion app downloads promotion, announcing a $10,000 gift card as a prize to the lucky person who downloads the 50 billionth app from the App Store.
Apple asks Google for Android source code related documents in Samsung case
Apple ordered by German court to change customer data privacy policy
Apple takes 57% of the handset industry’s profits in Q1 2013, Samsung gets the rest
The analysts at Canaccord Genuity recently shared a report with AppleInsider that says Apple took 57% of the handset industry’s profits during the first quarter of 2013. Samsung got the remaining 43%. Everyone else simply lost money. Yes, LG posted a small profit, as did HTC, but we’re talking a handful of millions of dollars. Stuff that to Apple and Samsung can be accounted for due to currency fluctuations.
Apple expands clampdown on App Discovery Services
comScore: iPhone reaches record U.S. smartphone marketshare of 39 percent
Apple releases iOS 6.1.4 for iPhone 5





