The EU Commission is increasing the pressure on Apple. Two new procedures are intended to improve the interoperability of iOS and iPadOS with 3rd-party devices.

The European Commission wants Apple to continue complying with the DMA by requiring the company to offer more features to third-party makers.

Under the so-called specification proceedings, the European Commission will spell out what Apple has to do to abide by the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which came into effect last year.

European regulators want Apple to open up device pairing, notifications and more to other companies' products.

The EU says Apple must make iOS more open to third-party accessories makers. The European Union wants Apple to continue complying with the Digital Markets Act. With the first proc

The EU has told iPhone maker Apple to allow access to its tightly controlled iPhone and iPad operating systems to rival companies and third-party developers or possibly face anti-trust fines. The EU has given the Californian company a six-month deadline to resolve these issues.

Apple's devices, like the Apple Watch, are commercially important and rely on interoperability with smartphones and operating systems like iOS. The first process the Commission is

Under the scope of the Digital Markets Act, the EU commission today announced proceedings to compel Apple to improve