Apple One benefits from new features being added to Apple’s services all the time, and there are plenty of fresh updates coming in iOS 26.

Your iPhone's built-in camera app has lots of great features, but there are some really good alternatives on the App Store.

Apple’s next phone operating system arriving this fall, iOS 26, includes a transparent aesthetic mimicking the look of glass ...

Visual Intelligence has proven to be one of Apple Intelligence's better additions, turning your iPhone's camera lens into a ...

Apple’s release notes for updates to macOS, when they provide any details at all, are by necessity brief because they encompass so many bundled apps. The notes operate more as a suggestion—“Take a ...

The developers of photo and imaging software Pixelmator Pro and Photomator are joining Apple and a new software subscription ...

IPhoto’s development was stopped in 2015, but it remained part of many Apple devices (buried deep in the device apps). Now, Apple is trying to get rid of it on the devices, and the approach could have ...

I’ve been taking digital photos for nearly two decades and have managed my photo collection in Apple’s Photos (formerly iPhoto) app for most of that time. At some point I decided that my ...

iPhoto is a fantastic photo editing tool, in some ways better than it is on the Mac, but suffers from an inexplicable lack of useful sync. Apple has brought iPhoto to iOS. Announced alongside the new ...

Apple's iPhoto app brings remarkable photo editing and sharing possibilities to the small screen, in a gorgeous interface.

iPhoto is no longer the only photo management app for Mac. With OS X Yosemite, you have a new app called Photos. Want to get iPhoto back? Keep reading.

Some users who have updated to new versions of OS X with Photos app have discovered that Photos app does not meet their needs, and thus would like to continue using iPhoto on the Mac. This is possible ...