Apple's new 4-inch iPhone SE and 9.7-inch iPad Pro hit store shelves today, and as per an ongoing trend, Apple CEO Tim Cook paid the Palo Alto Apple Store a surprise visit to mingle with customers on launch day.
The long-running Apple vs. the FBI encryption case may no longer be going to court, but that doesn't mean that the fallout and drama has come to an end. The government law enforcement agency may have officially announced that it will no longer pursue Apple through the legal system for the company's assistance in unlocking an iPhone 5c, but it's also now being reported that the FBI has agreed to assist in the unlocking of an iPhone and iPod involved in an ongoing homicide case in Arkansas.
As much as Apple wants to appear to be giving its existing and potential consumers what they want, the company doesn't make hardware and business decisions based on pure romanticism. The introduction of the iPhone SE at last weeks' "Let us loop you in" event may have instantly appealed to a large customer base looking for something akin to the iPhone 5s, but Apple would have been looking at the bigger picture and what it means for customer acquisition as a whole.
Apple has today announced a new version of its Safari web browser that is intended to provide developers with an early and regularly updated preview of what's to come in future versions of the web browser. The new Safari Technology Preview is designed provide an early look at upcoming web technologies that will make their way into future versions of Safari on Apple's OS X and iOS platforms. It will also provide those using the platform with access to technologies that simply aren't found in the current public releases of Apple's popular web browser.
Apple has been awarded a new patent for a stackable connector architecture that could allow for more than one device to be connected to a single magnetic interface at the same time.
If web links are not working for you in iOS 9.3 Safari and other apps, Apple has confirmed that iOS 9.3.1 is coming to fix the problem. Here are the details.
The final version of iOS 9.3 download links are out. Apple has just started rolling out iOS 9.3 IPSW files to all supported iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices with a number of new and notable features that have been stringently tested with developers and public beta testers over the last two months.
We're just three months into 2016, but that isn't stopping analysts from getting their crystal balls waxed nice and early, with guesswork for what 2017's iPhones will entail already being provided.
Apple is back again with its Free App of the Week initiative, this time giving away a popular iOS gaming title that usually retails for $1.99 on the App Store. We've seen an array of motorsport related games land on the iOS platform but if taking control of all those races from behind the scenes is something you fancy, you don't want to miss out on this one.
The new Apple Renew program allows owners of Apple products (and PCs) to trade their old kit in when buying something new, so if you're sat on an old iPhone right now and debating whether to buy a new one, you can get some money off that new purchase in the form of a gift card. Here's how much you can expect to get from Apple for recycling your old used iPhone.
