It probably won't come as any great surprise considering Apple's recent focus on health and fitness, but a new report is suggesting that Tim Cook's company is working internally on new health-tracking hardware that could launch alongside the tenth anniversary iPhone in 2017.
Apple has just made available for download iOS 10 beta 5, macOS Sierra beta 5, watchOS 3 beta 5, and tvOS 10 beta 5 for registered developers of Apple Developer Program.
It's been a long-time coming, but it looks as though Apple could be planning on introducing an updated version of Apple Watch 1 later this year, alongside brand new Apple Watch 2 model.
3rd-party US-themed Olympics 2016 band for Apple Watch now available. It costs less than half of the original band offering from Apple. Here are the details.
Here's a side-by-side performance comparison between iOS 9.3.4 Vs iOS 9.3.3 on iPhone 6s, iPhone 6, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5 and iPhone 4s.
A new video has made its way into the public domain that seems to show in detail the new audio accessory that will ship with Apple's upcoming iPhone 7 next month. Made available to the public thanks to a mobile accessory company, the video shows a working set of Lightning-compatible EarPods that are widely expected to be part of the iPhone 7's value proposition when it is officially announced during a dedicated press event next month.
A new report is reigniting the Apple audio accessory rumors that have been circulating since it became common knowledge that future iPhones would ship without the inclusion of the 3.5mm headphone jack. Rather than looking to offer a 3.5mm to Lightning adapter for the foreseeable, the report is suggesting that Apple is working internally on building a set of wireless EarPods that would not only ship with future iPhones, but would also have a custom Bluetooth radio that would make the accessory more energy efficient, and therefore provide elongated use between charges.
Addressing the security of its platforms at the Black Hat security conference today, Apple announced a bug bounty program that will see the company compensate hackers and security researchers with up to $200,000 in cash rewards for identifying vulnerabilities in its software.
Britney Spears is the latest musical superstar to be flying the flag for Apple's subscription-based music streaming service. The singer, dancer and actress, who was catapulted to worldwide fame with her debut album '...Baby One More Time' back in 1999, announced earlier this morning that her ninth studio album, and the first to be released in three years, will be offered exclusively via the Apple Music platform.
It's perfectly reasonable to assume that smartphone owners will spend a fairly decent portion of their time carrying their precious device around in the pocket of a pair of trousers or shorts. What isn't reasonable is to cautiously wonder whether or not that device is going to explode in said pocket, resulting in third-degree flesh burns.
















