iOS 13 code is hinting at a Tile-like tracker from Apple that utilizes ARKit and leashing features. Here’s everything you need to know about this.

iOS 13 screenshots leak is here, giving us our first look at the upcoming major update for the iPhone and iPad. Check it out right here.

iOS Activation Lock is a swift move by Apple to deter potential thieves from eying the iPhone. According to a new report, iPhone related thefts are witnessing a decrease year by year, and we take a closer look at the details.

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to remotely turn off Find My iPhone and bypass or disable Activation Lock from an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.

If you ever needed proof that a smartphone doesn’t need to be hacked in order for it to cause chaos, then this is probably it. After reports of iPhones being held to ransom started popping up across Australia and being posted to the Apple support forums, people started asking questions. Now it seems this problem has reached the shores of the United States, and the number of reported cases of iPhones being held to ransom is continuing to increase. So what’s actually happening?

The idea of the Find My iPhone feature, which allows a user to remotely track down a lost, stolen, or otherwise misplaced device, is great in theory. But as one district attorney and ex-police chief describes, a victim being able to track down and locate a thief can, in some cases, lead to a violent confrontation that puts both parties at risk of serious injury.

It ha already been a pretty huge day as far as app updates were concerned when we settled down not that long ago, thinking that it may finally be time to take a deep breath and reflect on that day’s going-ons. Alas, someone at Apple clearly had better ideas though, because not long ago they flipped the switch which sees yet more of the company’s first-party iOS apps updated.

With iOS 7 just weeks away from release, much of the discussion has surrounded what developers will do with their own apps and how they will redesign their interfaces. As all eyes are on the developer community, it was almost forgotten that Apple too would need to update its own iOS apps to reflect the new interface that goes along with iOS 7.

Back in 2009, Apple introduced a feature known as ‘Find My iPhone’, part of the short-lived online services suite MobileMe. This feature allows any iPhone to be located remotely, locked and even wiped in case of theft, yet it can also be used to locate missing people, as proven by a strange turn of events during a recent tragedy in Chile.

Losing your valuable iPhone or iPod touch sure isn’t very fun. iGotYa is a great alternative solution to Find My iPhone in order to find out exactly who took your iPhone and where they’re located.