ABC News' Phil Lipof spoke with actor Wyatt Russell about his new part in the Apple TV+ series "Monarch: Legacy of Monsters" and how he prepared for the role alongside his dad Kurt Russell.

ABC news business reporter Alexis Christoforous has more on a new iPhone feature that police warn could expose you or your children's personal information.

A new feature of the latest iOS update is sparking concerns over how easy it could be for people to get children's information.

New malware posing as a browser update is taking aim at Apple devices.

Bloomberg reports that the company will need more time to test the mixed reality device.

The company says it will start using a different messaging service next year.

Plus, Threads rolls out a new feature allowing users to opt out of sharing posts on Facebook and Instagram and NASA says it’s been unable to communicate with its Mars robots because of the sun.

Bloomerg says the watch coming out next year will detect when a user's blood pressure is too high as well as sleep apnea.

“Apple Pay Later” will allow users to pay bills in four installments over six weeks with no interest or late fees when using the Apple Wallet app.

The parts, tools and documents needed to repair Apple products will now be made available to independent repair shops nationwide.

Plus, Microsoft fixed an Excel glitch that was causing errors in scientific data and Toyota has adopted the charging standard used by Tesla's superchargers.

Plus, Pixel Camera replaces Google Camera in the Google Store and software maker Adobe has developed an interactive dress that can change its design at the click of a button.

Apple is out with a software update it says will solve overheating issues on the iPhone 15.

The iPhone 15 can overheat, according to some users of the new device.

Plus, Onewheel electric skateboards are being recalled after four reported deaths and a national alert test is to take place Wednesday afternoon.

Some parents have started to use AirTags, the technology often used to help track luggage, to track their children who are too young for a smartphone or other device.

Edy Subarsky's neighbor called 911 after the 82-year-old's Apple Watch started to send alarms about her health.

Analysts expect sales to be strong of the new phone.

Plus, TikTok Shop to offer discounts for the holiday season and Meta is making the game “Super Rumble” accessible to a small amount of mobile users.

Meanwhile, Delta loyalists may start to see some changes to their rewards and access to the airport lounge.

At the company’s annual reveal, Apple also unveiled its new charging protocol.

All new Apple iPhone 15 versions are expected to feature a USB-C charging port.

ABC News' business reporter Alexis Christoforous breaks down all the new changes coming to Apple products later this year.

Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 15 and new Apple watches, but the spotlight may be on one small detail of both of them.

The tech company’s September keynote is expected to unveil the newest generation of iPhone and a change to the device’s charging ports.

Plus, TikTok is hiring new positions that signal new features may be coming.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with James Jones, director of “Wanted: The Escape of Carlos Ghosn” which unpacks the infamous rise and fall of the businessman.

The company is accused of slowing down older phones during upgrades to push customers to buy newer devices.

Apple has settled a class action suit after being accused of purposely slowing down older phones during upgrades.

The company has agreed to pay up to $500 million after it was accused of purposefully slowing down older phones during upgrades.

The company will place the red end-call button in the lower right corner of the screen.

Apple’s new iPhone and Apple watch feature has been credited with saving several lives since its introduction.

The iPhone 15 will reportedly see the biggest increase in battery life, going up 18%.

Dan Ackerman, editorial director for computers and gaming at CNET, explains how Apple’s mixed reality headset will work.

The device blends virtual reality with the user's real world.

Cook also called on tech companies to self-regulate as they develop AI.

The CEO of Apple shares how the company’s latest innovations integrate AI technology and what users can expect the next time they update their devices.

With the release of new Apple tech, including its new AR virtual reality set, ABC News business reporter Alexis Christoforous breaks down the stock market’s reaction.

Apple's CEO talks to “Good Morning America” co-host Robin Roberts about the company’s first spatial computer, which he calls the “most advanced piece of electronics equipment out there.”

The goggles are equipped with 12 cameras, six microphones and a variety of sensors.

look at the numbers behind Apple’s new Vision Pro headset that launched today.

The immersive new platform allows users to "see, hear, and interact with digital content right in your physical space," Cook tells ABC News' Robin Roberts.

Mike Muse, an ABC News contributor and Google tech policy fellow, and Dan Ackerman, editorial director for computers and gaming at CNET, break down all the news from Apple’s WWDC.

Apple CEO Tim Cook announced the company's new "revolutionary product," the Vision Pro headset, at the annual WWDC keynote event.

Apple made the announcement on Monday at its annual developers conference.

A long-rumored AR/VR headset may be launched along with software updates to enhance features on iPhones, Apple Watches and other devices.

ABC News' Phil Lipof spoke with Oscar winner Patricia Arquette on her new Apple series, "High Desert" and how her personal experiences inform her preparation for certain roles.

A congressman is sounding the alarm on an apparent glitch that can turn off an iPhone feature designed to prevent children from viewing explicit content. ABC News’ Andrew Dymburt explains.

The companies are working together to propose industry standards meant to help combat the misuse of Bluetooth location tracking devices.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced that the city is planning to give away 500 Apple AirTags to prevent rising car thefts.