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iPhone 6s Clone In New Color Option Unboxed On Video

Paul Morris·July 15, 2015

Speculation regarding Apple's upcoming iPhone 6s is starting to come through thick and fast. We now well and truly find ourselves in the middle of that exciting, and sometimes frustrating, period where new visual and technical specification leaks come out of the woodwork from those who claim to have "familiarity with the situation." We can already be fairly confident that Apple's iPhone 6s will come with Force Touch capabilities, as well as being offered in a new color option that has been described as either Rose Gold or Pink, so naturally, those Chinese clone manufacturers have jumped immediately onto the bandwagon and produced a $200 clone of the iPhone 6s complete with the speculated new color option.

Apple Watch Waterproofing Detailed

Zayed Rehman·July 15, 2015

One of the surprise aspects of the Apple Watch has turned out to be its rather unexpected water resistance, if not waterproofing capabilities. Apple has cautiously given its first wrist worn gadget an IPX7 water resistance rating and warns users against submerging the Watch completely in water. But as it turns out, Apple's wrist-slapped contraption goes well beyond that, at least as far as its physical aspects are concerned, and one developer is already exploring these possibilities for tracking water based activities.

Apple Releases OS X Yosemite 10.10.5 Beta 1

Paul Morris·July 15, 2015

Facebook Working On Siri Competitor Called ‘Moneypenny’

Paul Morris·July 14, 2015

As we have continued taking steps toward a future that well and truly embraces the "internet of things" it has become extremely evident that voice activated personal assistant apps and services are going to be here to stay. We've seen the progression of Google Now within Android Lollipop and recently witnessed Apple introduce a smarter, more Proactive Siri as part of its iOS 9 updates. Now, potentially due to the stability of the digital assistant arena, it's being reported that Facebook is set to take on Siri and Google Now with its own digital assistant software, codenamed "Moneypenny".

Apple Pay Launches In UK Today, Here’s How To Get Started

Paul Morris·July 14, 2015

Great news ladies and gentleman of the United Kingdom. Apple Pay is now officially live in the UK. If you happen to be the proud owner of one of Apple's modern devices, namely an iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, or an Apple Watch, there now exists the ability to pay for goods and services in specific places without the need to whip out a debit or credit card or cold hard cash. After waiting patiently for nine months for it to actually enter the UK market, consumers will be able to use Apple Pay in more than 250,000 stores, including supermarkets Waitrose and Lidl, as well as popular food establishments Nando's and Wagamama.

How To Report iOS 9 Beta Bugs To Apple [Guide]

Oliver Haslam·July 14, 2015

iTunes 12.2.1 Download For OS X And Windows Released, Here’s What Is New

Zayed Rehman·July 14, 2015

Apple has just released iTunes 12.2.1 download for Mac and Windows, which is packed with much needed bug fixes and some performance improvements over the previous version that had some serious troubles with iTunes Match and other features introduced with Apple Music. This new release promises to fix some of those issues.

Apple’s iPhone Now Owns 92% Of All Smartphone Market Profits

Paul Morris·July 14, 2015

The smartphone market is a vastly competitive place to do business, and while Android may be reigning victorious when it comes to market share, that doesn't necessarily equate to profit for device manufacturers. A new report, which has emerged over the weekend by Canaccord Genuity, approximates that while Apple may only hold 20% of the total market share, it was actually responsible for banking 92% of the entire smartphone market's profits during the first quarter of 2015.

How To Fix SMTP Mail Errors In OS X 10.10.4

Oliver Haslam·July 13, 2015

iPhone 6 Outperforms Galaxy S6 In High-End Gaming Benchmark Test

Paul Morris·July 13, 2015

The 'Battle of the Sixes' report has been published by and it makes for some interesting reading. GameBench created the report as an opportunity to create the "first objective comparison of the Apple iPhone 6 and the Samsung Galaxy S6 on the basis of real-world gaming performance." Put simply, if you're heavily into high-end mobile gaming on your smartphone, are you better off investing in Apple's iPhone 6 or Samsung's Galaxy S6? It seems that last year's iPhone 6 is still capable of edging out this year's competition by a good 10% "average lead."

Apple Collaborating With Artists For Exclusive In-House Music Videos For Apple Music

Oliver Haslam·July 12, 2015

Apple Music is less than two weeks old but the service has already been in the middle of more than its fair share of controversy and discussion. With the initial excitement all but died down, some people are now coming to the conclusion that Apple Music isn't for them, though there are obviously plenty who feel quite the opposite.

This Crazy iPhone Concept Features Dual Displays, Laser Keyboard And More [Video]

Paul Morris·July 11, 2015

Rumor: New iPod touch 64-bit, Nano And Shuffle Launching On July 14th

Zayed Rehman·July 11, 2015

A newly published report claims that Apple is planning to release a refreshed iPod touch, as well as the iPod nano and iPod shuffle, with the aforementioned devices due for announcement just four days from now - on July 14.

Samsung To Release Galaxy Note 5 In August Ahead Of Apple’s iPhone 6s Debut

Paul Morris·July 11, 2015

Samsung, creator of the famous Galaxy S Series of devices and one of the largest smartphone vendors in the world, is reportedly so anxious about the upcoming release of Apple's iPhone 6s that it's rushing to try and hit the market with its own next-generation "phablet" - the Galaxy Note 5.

Apple: ‘If It’s Not An iPhone, It’s Not An iPhone’ [Videos]

Paul Morris·July 10, 2015

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