Here's what you need to know about downgrade of iOS 9.3.2 firmware version on supported iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices.
After kicking off the annual WWDC excitement storm by officially announcing that the annual developer conference would take place from June 13th to June 17th, Apple has now once again fueled the "Dub Dub" fire by sending out official press invites for its WWDC 2016 opening keynote address which will be held at 10AM Pacific Time, or 1PM Eastern Time.
The majority of the week dedicated to Apple's annual Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC 2016) in San Francisco may be aimed at providing developers with the opportunity to meet and greet Apple engineers with the aim of learning and solving problems, but over the years, the event has transitioned to become as much about the company's software and hardware announcements. As we approach the event, it seems that multiple Apple Stores are showing very limited stock of the company's Thunderbolt Display, potentially alluding to a new product reveal as part of the conference opening keynote.
It's probably fair to say that the majority of Apple fans and analysts find themselves discussing the future of Apple's smartphone range on an almost daily basis. In the short-term, it makes perfect sense to be focusing on the next-generation iPhone, or the iPhone 7, which is due for an official revealing this coming September. However, some publications are attempting to look beyond this year's model by speculating about a potential high performance motor inclusion that could be bundled in the 2017 iPhone and beyond to improve interaction and feedback.
According to a new report, Apple could be moving to a three year major refresh cycle for the iPhone, instead of the existing two year cycle. Here are the details.
In a world where artificially intelligent digital assistants are making a big splash, Apple's Siri is predominantly seen as not being able to make the grade and compete with other assistants that are starting to appear. News is coming in that Apple is fully aware that Siri isn't up to task, and is due for a significant upgrade. It is being suggested that the Cupertino-based company is about to provide Siri with a huge upgrade that will reportedly "wipe the floor" with competition thanks to the integration of a technology stack that it acquired last year as part of the purchase of a UK-based company called VocalIQ.
It's time for Apple's Free App of the Week again! The iOS App Store is full of apps to keep us occupied, but why make all that effort when Apple has taken it upon itself to throw some gems at us for free every week. Today's title - game in fact, usually retails for $1.99 on the App Store, but can be grabbed for free till next Thursday.
Apple has plans in place to rapidly expand Apple Pay to additional countries in Europe and Asia. Here are the details.
A new set of iPhone 7 schematics have started circulating around the world wide web today, giving us yet another glimpse at just what Apple has in store for us when the next-generation iPhone launches later this year. These latest blueprint visuals give us an instant insight into the overall form factor of both the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch models, but unfortunately don't actually introduce any mind-blowing changes that we didn't already know about. Instead, the schematics confirm a number of rumors that we've already been privy to, as well as outlining the very minimal size and form differences between the new hardware and the currently available iPhone 6s range.
A recently granted patent by the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) has hinted that Cupertino-based Apple Inc. may be exploring bringing a cellular capable MacBook to the market in the future. Apple's current range of MacBook machines ship with an excellent array of features and native apps by default, which in turn offer an excellent set of functionality to users. However, in order to extend that functionality, whether it be installing additional apps, accessing content on the Internet, or streaming audio or video media, there's a requirement to be connected to the Internet either through a wireless or wired connection. This new patent introduces the idea of a new Apple MacBook which offers connectivity for a cellular network, similar to an iPhone or LTE-enabled iPad.
