What if building an app powered by artificial intelligence didn’t require months of coding, endless debugging, or a massive budget? Imagine turning your innovative idea into a fully functional application in a fraction of the time it used to take.

Google's AI arm, DeepMind, is hiring iPhone (iOS) app developers, in line with its focus on making its generative AI tools more widely accessible on mobile platforms. This comes as the company plans to introduce its innovative “vibe coding” experience ...

Xcode 26.3 could be Apple's biggest leap in AI coding tools, shifting from assistant prompts to autonomous agents that build, test, and update configurations directly inside Xcode. Apple today introduced a major update to its Xcode development environment ...

With the latest enhancements to Apple Intelligence™ and the introduction of Siri® AI, developers can make their apps’ content and capabilities more discoverable and accessible across the system. Updates to the App Intents framework enable developers ...

Apple announced it will support domestic developers in app development and global market entry through its AI development tools and the App Store. Apple held a "Domestic Developer Ecosystem Briefing" at Apple Korea in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, on July 29 ...

When the App Store first launched, building for Apple meant learning Objective-C, wrestling with Apple's limited documentation, and writing everything manually. Today, AI does an astonishing job of coding the app while I focus on product management and architectural decisions.

Before today, Apple really didn’t have a device that sat between an iPhone and an iPad. The iPad mini is bigger than the iPhone Duo, with a screen size of a little over 8 inches. But the iPhone Duo’s functionality and bigger screen size make me wonder if it’s the perfect handheld device if you’re already considering a new iPhone and iPad.

Apple's recently unveiled iPhone Duo finally gives fans the folding iPhone they've wanted, but you may be better off with a traditional Pro model.