Here’s how to create your very own custom Glances on Apple Watch with useful and important bits of information.
The original iPad mini, first made publicly available back in October 2012, has seemingly come to the end of its shelf life. The internal hierarchy within Apple has given the order to silently remove the first-generation iPad mini from sale, which appears to apply to Apple Store retail outlets as well as the company's Web store. The device may have been removed from sale through official Apple retail channels but the effect that it made on the future of the product genre is still apparent in the company's portfolio.
We use so many devices that require charging regularly that keeping an eye on the amount of juice in them is an important and necessary job. Having information in one place is something that makes our lives easier too, so having a handy way of seeing an iPhone's battery level from your wrist is something that is always going to be popular.
Sometimes we just look at something and find ourselves wondering nothing more than the simple question of 'why?' Why does anyone really need a smartphone with a faux leather back, for example?
Is it possible to downgrade watchOS 2 beta to watchOS 1.0.1 on Apple Watch? Here we discuss how Apple Watch OS updates work and why you cannot downgrade to an older version of the watchOS just yet.
Apple iPhone 6s / 6s Plus dimensions will be slightly thicker and bigger than current generation iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, here’s the reason why.
Sometimes things don't need to have actual uses in order to be absolutely awesome. Take a Flappy Bird clone or Canabalt running on an Apple Watch as a prime example of that. We want to play neither game on our wrists, but that doesn't mean that the idea of having the choice to do it doesn't make us feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Step by step tutorial on how to install and dual-boot OS X El Capitan with Yosemite on separate partition. This configuration will help you test El Capitan beta without messing up your main Yosemite setup.
It's simply amazing what one can derive about potential future products of a specific company by interrogating the development builds of an operating system. Yes, you guessed it, we're talking about the first initial beta of iOS 9, and like previous versions before it, it has managed to throw up some interesting discoveries. After spending some time hacking around with the Apple Watch and watchOS 2, Steve Troughton-Smith has delved into iOS 9 and discovered some interesting things relating to UIKeyboard that seem to confirm the existence of the speculated iPad Pro.
Apple has quietly refreshed the Powerbeats2 wireless earphones that it became the custodian of once the acquisition of Beats was completed.
