#iOS

CISA orders emergency patches for iOS vulnerabilities exploited by sophisticated Coruna toolkit, revealing how cybercriminals weaponize already-patched flaws

Apple's latest iOS update packs AI features, encrypted messaging, and video podcasts—but notably skips the promised Siri overhaul. What's the company really prioritizing?

iOS 26.4 beta introduces AI playlist generation and Creator Studio tools. Analyzing the shift in music industry power dynamics and content creation.

iOS 26.3 introduces seamless iPhone-to-Android transfer and third-party wearable support in EU. What does this mean for Apple's ecosystem strategy?

Apple postpones Siri's major upgrade featuring personal context understanding and on-screen actions from iOS 18.4 to later versions. Fresh software problems emerge during testing.

Apple added Android transfer features to iOS 26.3, helping users switch to competitors. What's behind this surprising strategic shift from the walled garden king?

A 48-hour journey tracking down an intermittent iOS touch bug. Four hypotheses, systematic testing, and discovering the React Native New Architecture trap.

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The mysterious 'System Data' category is eating up iPhone storage, sometimes taking over 100GB. We explain what it is, why you can't delete it, and the one trick you can try.

Apple will permit third-party iOS app stores and alternative payment systems in Brazil starting in 2026, settling a 2022 antitrust case. The move follows similar changes in the EU.

Apple is introducing EU-exclusive features in iOS 26.3 to comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), including better third-party device pairing. We analyze the impact of regulation on Apple's ecosystem.

Apple opens iOS to third-party app stores in Japan, mirroring EU changes. PRISM analyzes the new fees and the global regulatory assault on the App Store.

Apple opens iOS to third-party app stores in Japan. PRISM's analysis reveals Apple's global playbook to manage regulators and protect its App Store monopoly.