Every year as part of the build up to the official next-generation iPhone announcement, we witness the same sequence of events play out. There are always multiple visual and informational leaks that allegedly come directly from Apple's supply chain partners. There are also analysts, publications and industry experts making predictions, ranging from the believable to the bizarre.
Latest leaked photos of the iPhone 7 shell show us a dual-speaker setup at the bottom, with no 3.5mm headphone jack. Here are the details.
A new set of iPhone 7 photos have leaked online showing a larger camera for the 4.7-inch model, and a dual-lens camera setup for the larger 5.5-inch Plus model. Here are the details.
A new rumor claims that the next-generation of Apple's Thunderbolt Display will indeed have an integrated GPU, possibly to help devices power its 5K resolution.
Alongside iOS 10, macOS Sierra, and tvOS 10, Apple also introduced third major software installment for Apple Watch called watchOS 3 at the recently concluded WWDC 2016. This new software update includes much needed improvements and some notable features for the wearable such as faster app load times, new watch faces, and more. Here, we have gone hands-on with watchOS 3 to show you guys some of the best features that are coming to Apple Watch with watchOS 3.
Two new Apple patents have today been made public that show a new stylus with touch sensors that allow it to tell how it is being held as well as hand-detection circuitry that could allow an iPhone to automatically move around its UI elements to cater for left- or right-handed use.
A new leak coming out of a Chinese source claims to have details on pricing for Apple's upcoming smartphones which includes iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and, interestingly, an iPhone 7 Pro.
CarPlay in iOS 10 got an update as well. Here are all the new features that are coming to your car as part of Apple CarPlay update in iOS 10.
When Apple introduced the top ten major feature additions to iOS 10 as part of its recently-concluded Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2016) opening keynote, it forgot to mention one vitally important security aspect; that it had left the iOS 10 kernel entirely unencrypted for the first time in any version of iOS.
Apple promos on iOS apps are great, but they are even better when available on a productivity app instead of a game that one can easily lose interest on after a while. Today's offer is on one such title, it usually retails for $4.99 on the App Store, but can be downloaded for free right now for a limited period of time. Called TextGrabber, it's a powerful OCR translation app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. For those unfamiliar with the OCR bit, it basically allows you to quickly scan any printed material like a magazine, newspaper, or a document, and then have it translated into legible digital text that can be edited right on the iOS device.
















