Assuming the EU’s original order stays in place, we should see Apple add initial support for these capabilities as part of an update to iOS 19 (or should that be iOS 26) by the end of the year ...

Apple appealed a European Union order requiring it to make devices like the iPhone and iPad more compatible with products offered by rival companies, a source familiar with the situation confirmed ...

Pres. Trump called for a 50 percent tariff on the E.U. beginning June 1 and also warned Apple will face a 25 percent tariff unless iPhone production is moved to the U.S.

In addition, Apple is updating the user experience for EU users who install alternative app marketplaces or apps from a developer’s website, as opposed to the App Store, in iOS 18.6 and iPadOS 18.6.

AFP via Getty Images EU regulators threatened Tim Cook’s Apple with a $570 million fine. Getty Images. The changes are aimed at trying to help Apple avoid a 500 million euro ...

Apple on Thursday announced a series of updates to its developer policies to comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA). The news, which was expected, ...

Even 30 days after being hit with a €500 million fine, Apple is still not in compliance with the EU’s antitrust rules. The European Commission has confirmed this with the publication of its ...

Developers signed up to Apple’s alternative terms in the EU will pay the previously announced Core Technology Fee of €0.50 per install for each first annual install over 1 million.

For developers on Apple’s standard business terms in the EU, there is a new Core Technology Commission. Instead of the per-install fee, they will pay a 5% commission on sales made through in-app ...

More President Margrethe Vestager talks to media about non-compliance investigations against Alphabet, Apple and Meta under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) in the Berlaymont, the EU Commission ...

The European Union is about to enforce new regulations concerning the repairability of iPhones and iPads. Here's where Apple stands, and where it needs to improve, before the new rules kick in.