With today’s announcement, Apple has reversed course and said that Home Screen web apps will continue to exist as they did pre-iOS 17.4 in the European Union.

Many years ago, Apple offered a landscape Home Screen interface for iOS exclusively on the “Plus” model phones.With the advent of the iPhone X and subsequent phones, however, Apple ditched ...

According to Apple, ‌Home Screen‌ web apps are built on WebKit and its security architecture, and are designed to "align with the privacy and security model for native apps on iOS." ...

Apple has announced that it's reversing its previously announced decision to no longer support home screen web apps, also known as Progressive Web Apps (PWA), on the iPhone.

Get a huge discount on a powerful MacBook Pro at B&H Photo with this 'Holiday Head Start' deal. Apple's latest event revealed a host of new Mac models with the M3 family of chips, and that's led ...

Apple supports PWAs in iOS through WebKit, the company's proprietary browser engine that's primarily used in its Safari browser. Under the DMA, Apple would be required to allow for home screen web ...

As spotted by 9to5Mac, Apple is working on a new Custom Accessibility Mode that may launch in iOS 16.2. The new iOS 16 Custom Accessibility Mode is very different than the current home screen ...

Apple on Wednesday held its "Hour of Code" youth workshops as part of Code.org's worldwide campaign to introduce computer science to children and teenagers. AppleInsider was able to attend a ...