The European Union is seeing the birth of a new third-party software shop for iPhone users that bills itself as ...

People in the European Union are now allowed to access alternative app stores thanks to the Digital Markets Act (DMA), a ...

Skich is a new competitor in the alternative app store market that is offering a new discoverability-focused take on the ...

Skich Store is now available to download on iOS from the platform’s official website. Of course, since it requires sideloading, only iPhone and iPad users in the EU can install the new App Marketplace ...

According to the latest Mark Gurman reports, Apple is planning to introduce a major design change with iOS 19. The new OS update is expected to feature a new UI for iPhone users. Listen to Story Apple ...

Even if you’re not planning to buy one of the new iPhones, your existing iPhone (XR and later) can now get a bunch of new features following the release of iOS 18. Among the new features in iOS ...

iOS 19 could bring a whole new look to your iPhone, according to Mark Gurman at Bloomberg. Gurman, who has a solid track record when it comes to Apple's developments, predicts a redesign impacting ...

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says that while the iPhone changes which will come in the next tranche of software, iOS 19, will be the “biggest overhaul in a dozen years,” there will also be big ...

Fortnite is returning to iOS devices via the Epic Games Store in Brazil in July 2025. Learn more about it here.

We expect to see the iOS 19 unveiled at the upcoming WWDC'25 developer conference, which should take place in early June 2025. An early developer beta should be made available during WWDC. Like the ...

Upgrades coming to iOS 19 have been hinted at by Mark Gurman of Bloomberg, a regular and reliable leaker of upcoming Apple plans. Gurman claims that the focus of iOS 19 will be making use of Apple ...

The games. Specifically, the games that you can only get on one particular system. That's why Apple's iOS continues to be the best mobile gaming platform on the market (sorry Android), and also why it ...