Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has today corroborated references discovered in macOS beta code that indicated Apple is designing its own ...

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says Apple is developing two game controllers for the iPhone and will likely sell them under the ...

Apple is reportedly working on a first-party controller for iPhones that it will release through Beats.

Did Apple plan to launch its own gaming hardware? So far, the company has used hardware from Sony & Co. for its platforms.

If I had a penny for every time rumours claimed an Apple games controller was imminent, I’d have, well, a small pile of pennies. But some of them would be pretty old, because this rumour just won’t ...

Apple’s two leaked iPhone game controllers may reach stores with a Beats logo rather than an Apple logo. In a post on X, Mark Gurman (@markgurman) reports that Beats executives are leading the product ...

Apple is reportedly developing two game controllers for the iPhone under its Beats brand. The controllers, codenamed T6502 and T1057, could feature D-pads, thumbsticks, analogue triggers and haptic ...

According to a sharp-eyed MacRumors reader, the first macOS 26.7 release candidate included references to a pair of game controllers. The same release candidate included code numbers for a slew of ...

Apple is reportedly developing two game controllers for iPhone, potentially under the Beats brand. Software references reveal different hardware designs, but release plans remain unconfirmed.

According to Gurman's reporting, the controller has been in development for a year for the iPhone and will feature Beats branding. Apple's decision to put Beats branding on the controllers allows the ...

Bloomberg report: Bloomberg and macOS beta code point to Apple working on iPhone gaming controllers that may carry the Beats ...

Apple is supposedly developing two first-party iPhone game controllers to expand its mobile hardware ecosystem. Joe Rossignol reported the discovery on September 13, after finding ...