X user @XeZrunner has managed to enable the iPhone Mirroring feature and use it on iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia. In the demo video, the iPhone Mirroring functionality appears to be working very smoothly.

One of the main features of the new iPhone X is the notch at the top that contains what looks like the most sophisticated facial recognition system seen in a smartphone to date. As expected, Apple ...

A while back, I wrote about ScreenSplitr from Plutinosoft. Developer Sylvain Rebaud created a fantastic utility that lets you hook up a standard Apple video cable to your iPhone or iPod touch and ...

If you develop iPhone Apps and want to demo them onstage you could simply use the Xcode Preview app (or whatever it is called). But here is an app that will give you that real Steve Jobs magic feeling ...

The company on Tuesday released iOS 16.1 beta 3 to developers. By analyzing the internal files of today’s update, 9to5Mac found that Apple has added multiple features (which are yet to be enabled) ...

Preparations are underway for the iPhone 3G launch this Friday at AT&T and Apple stores nationwide. Gizmodo posts photos of oversized iPhone 3G store displays (pictured above) that demonstrate the ...

Keen to get consumers to take a look at Windows Phone, Microsoft has released a browser-based demo of its smartphone operating system for iPhone and Android users. The Web site gives users of these ...

At the iPhone 11 event in September, Apple showed off a demo from the makers of FiLMiC Pro — the ability to preview and record video from multiple cameras on the iPhone at the same time. This ...

It is no exaggeration to say that the excerpt of Fred Vogelstein’s upcoming book, “Dogfight: How Apple and Google Went to War and Started a Revolution,” published in Friday’s New York Times, is more ...

Apple CEO Steve Jobs was thwarted Monday in his attempt to show off how clearly the newest iPhone displays Web pages, apparently because too many computers were clogging the wireless network at the ...

Microsoft is hosting its big developer conference in San Francisco this week, and one of the big themes is how much nicer Microsoft is toward iOS and Android under its new CEO, Satya Nadella. The ...