The ultimate app for keeping track of Apple Watch bands is now even better. Bandbreite version 2.0 was recently released in ...

Apple rolled out its iOS 18.4 update last week ... one of which could be among the most used characters in the coming days. The new emoji with “face with bags under eyes” conveys a sense ...

Now, iPhone users have even more designs to use. As part of Apple's iOS 18.4 update, iPhone users will have access to eight new emoji. And there is one face that everyone is already saying will be ...

It’s certainly not the cheapest strap out there, but the Apple Nike Sport Band is still among the best. With supreme comfort, breathability and color options, there’s something to love about ...

More inclusive and diverse emojis are coming soon to Apple and Android devices. Ahead of World Emoji Day, which is Wednesday, Apple and Google shared some of the new emojis coming to devices later ...

Now, though, there’s a new emoji-making machine on the block, and it might be stealing my heart away from Gboard’s clever creations. Apple’s Genmoji adds speed and chaos to my emoji ...

Now, though, one designer has turned Apple’s running shoe emoji into a real pair of kicks that you can purchase for yourself. Artist Jose Wong took inspiration from Apple’s particular take on ...

Apple’s on-device AI system offers splashy features like the ability to rewrite emails, generate custom emoji, and a significantly ... The earbuds will soon gain a hearing aid function that ...

Still, emoji are part of the Unicode standard, and there are only 3,782 as of version 15.1. For years, a consortium–of which Apple is a member–decided which new emoji should be included ...

It’s June, which means it’s Pride Month. This takes place every year to honor the ongoing struggle for civil rights for the LGBTQ+ community, as well as the achievements of those LGBTQ+ ...

Apple has provided Apple Watch users with a fun way to celebrate via a special-edition Pride Edition band for 2024. This year's Pride Edition band might be of my favorite yet, eight years into the ...

Apple quickly responded by declaring the emoji was the result of an iOS 17.4.1 bug that affected predictive text. It’s unclear what caused the bug or if other words were affected as well ...