Apple will be announcing the fourth-quarter results for 2025 on October 30. Here's a look back on the major events that influenced Apple's performance.Apple to hold fourth-quarter earnings call on October 30, 2025September marked the end of Apple's fourth fiscal quarter. Now that the dust has settled, the company is ready to talk numbers with its investors.The call, which will be held on October 30 at 2:00 pm PT/5:00 pm ET, will feature Apple CEO Tim Cook and Apple CFO Kevan Parekh discussing the quarter's financial results. There will be a brief Q&A session at the end where analysts can ask the executives relevant questions. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Controversial app ICEBlock has been removed from the Apple App Store after Attorney General Pam Bondi demanded its removal, suggesting it was being used to harm ICE agents.ICEBlock removed from Apple App StoreApple has had to deal with many requests from countries, usually authoritarian in nature, to remove apps or services they deem unsafe. After unconstitutional attacks against the developer's freedom of speech, the United States government chose a new tactic.According to a report from Business Insider, Attorney General Pam Bondi says the Department of Justice demanded the removal of the app ICEBlock from the App Store. Given the legal authority of the entity, Apple had no choice but to comply. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
The European Union has invited comments on how effective its Digital Markets Act is, so Apple has taken the opportunity to file objections that are unusually strong, unusually vehement and also absolutely right.An EU flag with the App Store logoThe Digital Markets Act (DMA) is how the European Union (EU) and its European Commission (EC) were able to fine Apple $570 million over allegedly treating consumers unfairly. It's how the EU could fine the company $2 billion for purportedly abusing its monopoly position and again doing so to the detriment of European users.Now the EU has begun a review of the DMA and entered a consultation period in which firms affected by it can make their case for any changes they want. Apple doesn't just want changes, though, it was the law repealed and replaced and it's saying that publicly as well as directly to the EU. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple explains how the Digital Markets Act is forcing the company to make some concerning changes to how it designs and delivers Apple products to its users in Europe.
Apple has weakly attempted to combat "scratchgate" by claiming some of the scratches seen on in-store iPhone 17 models are really the MagSafe retail stands wearing onto the iPhone itself.iPhone 17 Pro Max, as yet unscratched. The launch of the iPhone 17 range and the iPhone Air has led to what is being referred to as "scratchgate." The phenomenon of the coating of the new aluminum-bodied models being easily scratched through seemingly normal storage and use.While originally complaints led by social media users and people discovering it on in-store models, it has reached fever pitch thanks to YouTube "durability tests." Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Today, Apple Sports the free app for iPhone is making it even easier for fans to stay on top of the action with the launch of widgets for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
After the US government's controversial 10% stake in Intel, the company is shopping for investment from other companies, like Apple.Apple could invest in IntelIt was only April when we last heard about Apple, Intel, and TSMC working together for increased chip production in the United States. While that rumor has quieted since, it seems Intel is seeking a more formal investment from Apple.According to a report from Bloomberg, Intel has approached Apple about a potential investment. Nothing else has been shared, and neither company has commented on the matter. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple CEO Tim Cook is in Japan where the first-ever Apple Store outside the US is being reopened.Tim Cook in Tokyo image credit: AppleThis is Cook's first official visit to Japan since 2022, when he toured manufacturing partners such as Sony, as well as local games developers. Now he's revealed that he is back in the country specifically for the reopening of Apple Ginza on September 26.There's nothing like the energy in Tokyo! So thrilled to be back and be joined by @number_i_offic for a sneak peek of the all-new Apple Ginza, opening this Friday, September 26. pic.twitter.com/SSEcXbLP3m Tim Cook (@tim_cook) September 23, 2025 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Logitech's Pop Icon Combo bundles a colorful, budget-friendly keyboard and mouse that balance style with everyday reliability.Logitech Pop Icon Combo in Graphite & GreenWhen you think about it, MacBook users have it pretty easy. They don't need to worry about keyboards or mice.But what if you aren't a MacBook user? Or what if you have a secondary setup that you work on? Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
The teardown of the iPhone 17 Pro has provided more answers about scratches on the model, while also giving a close-up view of the vapor chamber cooling system.Taking apart the iPhone 17 Pro - Image Credit: iFixitThe annual marathon of teardowns for the iPhone 17 range has continued. Following after the iPhone Air teardown on Saturday, it's now the turn of the iPhone 17 Pro to go under the iFixit microscope.It's an exploration that isn't just about the components, but also one about the so-called "scratchgate" surrounding the model. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Unless you've gone looking in System Settings, you may not be aware that the Camera Control button on the iPhone 16 and iPhone 17 can be set to do other functions besides set up and take a picture. Here's how to change it.The Camera Control button is currently unique to the iPhone 16 and 17 lineups.By default, pressing the Camera Control button launches the Camera app on the iPhone 16 and iPhone 17 models. Once open, pressing the button again will take a picture, or pressing and holding will shoot video.A light press on the Camera Control button once the Camera app is open gives users a haptic click and the ability to adjust settings like zoom level or exposure. It operates sort of like the dials or on-screen controls in DSLR cameras. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
After years of not wanting to be included on Apple News, UK tabloid Daily Mail now wants in, and Apple isn't allowing it.Apple NewsThe Daily Mail is one of the largest news publications in the United Kingdom, but it's not accessible via Apple News. The publisher has now complained to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) about Apple's seemingly dragging its feet in allowing its feed to be accessible to Apple News users.The Daily Mail has been accessible via the Apple News app in the United States since 2015. Indeed, AppleInsider confirmed it is still available in the U.S. edition of Apple News. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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