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.
Here's a camera comparison between Galaxy S6 versus iPhone 6 Plus in outdoor, indoor and low light conditions. More details and comparison photos can be found here.
According to a newly published set of test results, the Galaxy S6 with its octa-core processor finds itself bullied around by the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus with their dual-core chips and 1GB of RAM when it comes to graphics performance. Don't believe us? Head over the jump for more details.
Apple is now accepting non-iOS devices as a part of its Reuse and Recycling Program, and the facility is available to those residing in the United States, Canada, and several European countries as well. Head over the jump to learn more about the expansion of this program which now covers various Android, BlackBerry and Windows Phone devices.
The first alleged 4-inch iPhone 6c photos have been leaked. There have been rumors about the 4-inch iPhone going around the Web since after the launch of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, but lately the device's existence has been sketchy at best. The new photos however seem to suggest otherwise, so head over the jump for more on this news.
The Apple Watch Sport, without beating around the bush, is the bog-standard, entry-level model that will arrive at the cheapest price when it debuts on April 24th. Given that it costs less than the rest of the pack - some of which comfortably reach the tens of thousands if you're looking at the Watch Edition range - it's likely to sell in the highest volume, but if you want to grab the Sport variant, you can always spice it with a nicer looking band. The image below illustrates how the Watch and Watch Sport will likely appear when changed up with various different band configurations.
As excitement builds around the ever approaching Apple Watch launch in less than a month, the date for pre-orders is even closer, with April 10th marking the day when people will be able to stake their claim for an Apple Watch both online and in-store. The experience of doing so in an Apple retail outlet will largely be the same as we might expect, but given the unique nature of the watch itself, there will be some key additions to the customer journey, with Apple seeking to make the experience as similar to buying a watch at a jewellers as possible.
