Beats video game controllers, designed by Apple, which you can use with your Apple gear? We’ve all heard this one before. Nonetheless, here’s why I’m intrigued – and concerned ...

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

Apple sees gaming controllers as a growing market and wants in, says Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

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

Apple may soon launch a new game controller aimed at iPhone gamers, but it may not carry the Apple logo. The controllers are reportedly being developed under the Beats brand, with two models already ...

After the announcement of the iPhone 18 series and the iPhone Duo, Apple is taking a step further by developing a new gaming accessory specifically for its phones and potentially other devices.

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

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 ...

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 ...

Code in an early macOS 26.7 release candidate suggests Apple has been developing two unreleased game controllers that identify as first-party hardware, according to reporting from MacRumors‘ Juli ...