Apple will begin allowing third-party developers to use its Screen Time API with the launch of iOS 15, which could mean better data access for parental control apps.

Since we’re talking about a new API, it’s now up to the developers to adopt it in their apps so that we can see it in action. The API requires an iPhone running iOS 18.4. For developers, it ...

It deals with how apps need to be prepared in order to prepare content that can be seen on the screen for Siri and Apple Intelligence. API features are already implemented in iOS 18.2 so that they ...

Of course, users will have to wait until the public release of iOS 26 for third-party apps in the App Store to be able to use this new API and show full-bleed animated art on the lock screen.

Strava has changed its API, preventing third-party apps from sharing data between users and using the data with AI tools, upsetting some partners and users of the fitness app.

Spotify suddenly cut off app developers from a bunch of its data. In an announcement one day before Thanksgiving, Spotify said it would be blocking access to some API endpoints.

Google Chrome has reached triple digits, with its milestone version 100 release including changes to the user string, multi-screen window placements, and tweaks to the app's icon.

At its developer conference, OpenAI announced a new API, the Assistants API, that it characterizes as a step toward helping developers build “agent-like experiences” within their apps.