Though the upcoming technology is reserved for iPads, drag-and-drop can be enabled for the iPhone by making a few adjustments to the iOS 11 developer beta, according to a series of tweets.

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Photos published on Monday allegedly depict the front and back panels of Apple’s three 2017 iPhones, falling in line with rumors — though there may be a reason to question their authenticity.

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Support for HEVC, also known as H.265, was announced at the WWDC Keynote by Apple Senior Vice President Craig Federighi. AppleInsider examines the technology from a user’s standpoint, said to be needed to as well keep 4K videos down to a manageable size.

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The 2017 Clarity Electric, equipped with Apple CarPlay, will ship to “select” dealerships in California and Oregon beginning Aug. 1, Honda announced on Monday.

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A report claiming Apple’s “iPhone 8” won’t supporting some next-generation connectivity generated some confusion about the new device’s prospects — but it really won’t matter. AppleInsider explains the technology, and why the next crop of iPhones won’t be impacted if Apple limits connectivity speed.

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Apple’s first store in Taiwan is coming soon to the ground floor of Taipei 101, one of the world’s tallest skyscrapers, the company announced over the weekend.

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Control Center in iOS 11 is both expanded and customizable, offering quick access to more key iPhone features than ever before with just a swipe up from the bottom of the screen. AppleInsider shows you how it works.

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Apple shares are down over $10 since Friday, reportedly part of a broader selloff of U.S. technology stocks, but also reflecting concerns over upcoming iPhones using slower cellular modems than their rivals.

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The business realities of India as a market have pushed Apple to allow authorized vendors to cut prices dramatically in India on older phones, dating as far back as the iPhone 5.

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Apple, Dell, and Kingston are currently the three other partners in a Foxconn-led group bidding for Toshiba’s memory unit — though still more tech firms may sign on with just days to go, according to Foxconn’s chairman.

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