The iPhone 6 has been one of the most talked-about releases of this calendar year in the world of tech, and although we've long since suspected that September will be the month of its long-awaited announcement, we may now have a firm date.
Apple TV has been getting quite a bit more attention from Apple of late, and with the announcement of iOS 8 back at WWDC, we also knew that the software running on the set-top box would also be subject to enhancement. Today, the company has rolled out a new beta of Apple TV's alternative iOS software, which features some aesthetic tweaks in-keeping with the appearance of the wider product line-up.
After a handful of Developer Previews, Apple recently unleashed the first Beta of OS X 10.10 Yosemite. In a change from the usual schedule, though, the beta was open to the general public, allowing anybody with an Apple ID to indulge, and as we close in on that eventual end user release scheduled for the fall, the Cupertino tech giant has just rolled out the 5th Developer Preview of Yosemite. Details, as ever, can be seen after the leap.
Apple has just released download links of iOS 8 beta 5 for supported iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices over on the iOS Dev Center.
Being the source of most iPhone 6 hardware leaks, there's a very good case to be made for Chins being the best place to pick up a fake iPhone 6 too. Turns out that's exactly true after Apple's next iPhone was once again beaten to market by a knockoff, and one that actually looks pretty good.
The leaks just keep on coming, this time of the supposed iPad Air 2. With all the attention very much on the iPhone 6 at this point, it's easy to forget that we should only be a few months away from a new suite of iPads, with the iPad Air 2 possibly the most eagerly anticipated.
Apple has made a new video ad available via its YouTube channel, this time focusing on a new range of applications while continuing a theme that has been following for a little while now: 'You're more powerful than you think.'
Mobile devices are not always safe from an outside attack, which can lead to your personal data being compromised. To say the least, non of the mobile software we’ve encountered so far is fully intruder-proof, and today, we’ve outlined a simple - but yet detailed guide - on how to make your iPhone more secure by putting in place certain security measures.
Even if you’re remotely interested in tech news, you’d know that Apple’s upcoming iPhone 6 has proven to be the leaky cauldron of the tech world, giving away news in the form of images, parts, logic boards, front and rear panels, casings and whatnot.
The massive Apple / Beats deal has been officially closed and the Cupertino giant has welcomed the audio gear maker inside its realm with a dedicated page on its official website.
