This week on MacStories Unwind, we return to an animal kingdom to discuss invading fire ants, raccoons, and wild boar before recommending a Mario classic and Amazon’s TV adaptation of the Fallout ...

Almost three years ago now, Apple announced that it would support adding state IDs and driver’s licenses to the Wallet app on ...

Last quarter, Apple reported revenue of $119.6 billion, which included the holiday season and the first full quarter of ...

One of the most controversial aspects of Apple’s response to the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) was the introduction of a Core Technology Fee (CTF), which must be paid by developers who opt into Apple ...

Federico and I interviewed two of the Swift Student Challenge winners on AppStories, which was a lot of fun. A new feature of the 2024 competition was the addition of Distinguished Winners. As Apple ...

This week on Magic Rays of Light, Sigmund and Devon make their long-awaited return to Las Colinas with Acapulco season three, ...

This week on Ruminate, more snacks than you can shake a stick at, Weblog posting month 2024, Raycast experiments, and some ...

Jason Snell, writing at Six Colors about the arrival of emulators on the App Store: So where do we go from here? While Apple’s acceptance of emulators in the App Store is groundbreaking, and should ...

At last fall’s iPhone event, Apple and Ubisoft announced that Assassin’s Creed Mirage would be coming to the iPhone 15 Pro ...

I’ve written about media-tracking apps a lot in the past, and they tend to fall into one of two categories: there are ...

This week on AppStories, we are joined by Susan Prescott, vice president of developer relations, education, and enterprise at ...

Today, the European Union announced that it has added iPadOS to the products and services subject to the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The designation gives Apple six months to comply with the DMA. In a ...