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 A new Nintendo Store app is now available on the iPhone and iPad, allowing you to browse games, review your play activity across select consoles, and more.
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It's not Black Friday just yet, but CNET's shopping experts are already gathering up huge savings on TVs, laptops, headphones and other gadgets.
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It's not Black Friday just yet, but CNET's shopping experts are already gathering up huge savings on TVs, laptops, headphones and other gadgets.
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 Apple today updated its Shazam app with a new Liquid Glass design, for iPhone users who are running iOS 26 and later.
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 Apple on Tuesday released the first beta of iOS 26.2 to developers, and it appears that the software will allow users in Japan to install alternative app marketplaces on their devices when it is released to the public in December.
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Not every iPhone is compatible with iOS 26.
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One of the most important features of T-Mobile's T-Satellite service is that it allows 911 access for everyone, whether you're on T-Mobile, AT&T or Verizon.
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A controversial app that claims to pay people for recordings of their phone calls, which are then used to train AI models, is back for another go.
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Commentary: I love my iPhone 17 Pro Max, but I have a wish list for Apple's next iPhone after using Oppo's Find X9 Pro.
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You may not be able to get rid of Liquid Glass, but you can at least adjust it. Here's my recommended setting.
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Amazon has finally streamlined the process by which folks can buy books via the iOS version of the Kindle app. The iPhone and iPad apps now include a "Get Book" button with each listed title. Hitting this button will bring up the corresponding Amazon page, along with the option for a 1-Click purchase. Once finalized, it directs users back to the Kindle app for some reading.
This isn't as seamless as a simple in-app purchase, but it's miles better than the old method. This would require Kindle users to buy titles on their own via a web browser. There was no portal within the Kindle app or anything like that. Basically, you'd have to jot down the name of the book and head to the web version of Amazon to look it up and make a purchase.
— Six Colors (@bleedsixcolors) May 6, 2025
This move is, of course, thanks to a recent court ruling that banned Apple from collecting fees for digital items bought outside of the official App Store. This forced the company to update the App Store to allow for external payment options. As such, companies like Amazon can now experiment with new purchasing methods
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