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The iPhone 11 is so close. Production has reportedly started on a key part of  Apple's  next generation of  iPhones . Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing has started early test production of the A13 processor that will power Apple's next phone, possibly called the  iPhone 11 , according to a  Bloomberg  report Friday citing unnamed sources. The chip could reportedly enter mass production as early as this month. September is when Apple typically unveils its new line of iPhones. There is little definitive news about the new flagship smartphone, but rumors say it'll have three rear cameras and bilateral charging. No one is expecting to see a 5G version of the iPhone 11. Before new iPhones are unveiled though, Apple is expected to show off the next version of its mobile operating system, iOS 13, at its annual  WWDC , which starts on June 3. Other possible announcements for the event include a new version of MacOS and an App Store for the  ...

Apple News+ hasn’t even  been available for a month yet , and some publishers are already growing frustrated with it. A new report from  Digiday  details how some publishers are experiencing headaches with formatting, communicating with Apple, and more. In its original pitches to publishers , Apple promised that it would provide design resources and article templates. According to today’s report, which cites communication with five publishers, Apple’s promise has proven to be “half true.” Apple is said to be outsourcing template design to third-party vendors: Apple has also refrained from actually providing article or content templates to publishers. While it has worked directly with publishers that decided to build their own templates for Apple News+, it has largely outsourced that the problem of article templates to several vendors, each of which leaves something to be desired, participating publisher sources say. Some publishers are also said to be frustra...