The Apple Watch is scheduled to go for pre-order later this week, with release slated a fortnight later on April 24th. The way Apple has gone about advertising and preparing for the device's roll out - with a two-week try-on period running at retail stores throughout the pre-order phase - it's clear that the company believes this product could be as big if not bigger than the iPhone was in 2007, and while some commentators have echoed these sentiments, there's plenty of contrasting skepticism. An interesting archive takes us back to the period of the iPhone's launch, and throws up some intriguing, oft hilarious initial reaction to the smartphone that changed everything.
New video of the 12-inch Retina MacBook has just surfaced, and it gives a comparison versus 11-inch mid-2013 MacBook Air. Head past the break for further information and a look at the video as well.
Spotlight Suggestions not working for you in iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite? Here’s how to enable it in unsupported countries on your iPhone, iPad or Mac. More details can be found right here.
Hot on the heals of the recent price reduction, which saw the current Apple TV reduced to just $69, rumors have begun to ciruclate that one product lineup could be about to get a second, higher-end device. Apple is said to be in talks to launch a subscription TV offering alongside iTunes, with the new Apple TV said to be part of those pans.
Apple is set to launch its Apple Watch in the United States and selected countries later this month, but one territory it may not be able to release its new timepiece is Switzerland - the home of the high-end watch.
Here's how you will be able to buy the Apple Watch directly from Apple itself. More details on it can be found right here.
Here's a camera quality comparison of HTC One M9 versus Apple iPhone 6 Plus. For more details and comparison photos, head past the break.
It is already known that Apple Watch will be eligible for being covered by the AppleCare+ program, but there is no real word from Apple on just how much it will cost, given the three types of watches that the company is throwing into the mix. There may not be any official word on the matter, but a leak of internal Apple screenshots do tell part of the story. Head over the jump to find out more.
2015 iPhone model to be called iPhone 7 instead of iPhone 6s, according to a new report. More details on this news can be found right here.
With all the rumors flying around about the iPhone 6s, 6s Plus gaining the new Force Touch technology, the latest report to hit the Internet suggests that this new piece of tech could in fact be exclusive to the larger smartphone out of the two - the iPhone 6s Plus. Surprised? Head over the jump for more on this news.
















