After pioneering the use of custom system fonts, Apple would fall back on third-party options in the 2000s. It opted for Helvetica for the iPhone, and then, for iOS 7 in 2013, ...

Today, Apple uses its own San Francisco typeface for both, but the Apple font history has seen some surprising and sometimes controversial decisions on the way. A brief history of Apple fonts ...

Technically, the script font Apple used to use all over their Keynote presentations was ‘Apple Casual’, which was also used heavily on the Newton. — Kevin Fox 力 (@kfury) October 30, 2018 ...

From TypeCon2007, a press release congratulates Apple and Microsoft for extending an agreement on cross-licensing fonts. Microsoft Corp. and Apple today announced that they have renewed their font ...

9to5Mac reported yesterday that Apple may switch out the system font used in OS X and iOS from Helvetica Neue to San Francisco, the font it developed in-house for the Apple Watch.

San Francisco is the first font Apple has designed in-house in many years. In the 80s and 90s, Apple used several fonts that were created in-house, but the company largely stopped making its own ...

Yesterday, Apple unveiled its first wearable: a small smartwatch with a 1.5-inch display that caught the eyes of font buffs because it has a new custom typeface.

The system font was designed specifically for legibility on Apple Watch. At large sizes, the font’s slightly condensed letters are set tight to take up less horizontal space.

To be fair, Apple isn’t the only culprit in the problem of font sizes. Many indie apps, coded by developers with laser eyes, don’t consider that some of their users may have vision far from 20/20.

Big changes are coming to your iPhone and iPad! One of the biggest is the font. Apple is hosting its Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco today, and one of the announcements we ...