Since 2021, Apple has been training iOS app developers in Detroit. A study now shows: The success rate is mixed.

Apple, Michigan taxpayers, and one of Detroit’s wealthiest families spent roughly $30 million training hundreds of people to build iPhone apps. Not everyone lands coding jobs right away. But Fernandez ...

Those looking to brush up on their learning can take a free online course from the University of Toronto, with a wide range ...

A big iOS update is on the way this year, meaning plenty of new and existing features are going to see significant redesigns ...

A lot of Apple faithful are angry about Google AI slop invading their devices, claiming that Siri will be run by Gemini, and ...

The company continues to hire junior engineers, using AI to accelerate onboarding, deepen codebase understanding, and shorten ...

Delivering the annual, customary address before the state MLAs on the first day of the winter session of the state ...

The developer of a proposed outdoor storage space on State Route 27 is reviewing its plans after appearing before the Zoning ...

ShouldertoCryOn has evolved into a web‑based space where adults can access support in the ways that suit them best.

Marshall Athletics is excited to unveil the re-imagined Buck Harless Center for Student-Athlete Success, which brings ...

Is the App Store about to change in Canada? Grassroots advocates are testing Apple’s 'walled garden' under a new legal pathway. Here’s why Canada could be the next proving ground for a more open ...

This week’s Apple headlines: iPhone 18 design warning, iPhone 17e release date, budget MacBook pricing, iOS 26 adoption rates ...