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Protestors Gather Outside Apple Store To Support The Fight Against iPhone Backdoors

Oliver Haslam·February 19, 2016

Internet rights advocacy group Fight for the Future has taken to the streets to protest against the FBI's request that Apple provide a tool to allow it to access data on a locked iPhone, with Apple's San Francisco store being the focus of that protest.

Video: The World’s Cheapest Smartphone, The $4 Freedom 251, Is Basically An iPhone Clone

Oliver Haslam·February 19, 2016

Ringing Bells Freedom 251, India's $4 Android smartphone which is currently making waves on the web, seems to have taken more than a little inspiration from the iPhone's design and icons. Check it out in action in the embedded video.

iOS 9.2.1 13D20 Released To Fix Error 53 On Bricked Touch ID iPhones And iPads

Zayed Rehman·February 19, 2016

Download iOS 9.2.1 Final Links For iPhone, iPad, iPod touch

Taimur Asad·February 19, 2016

Apple has just flipped the switch and made available iOS 9.2.1 download links for all supported iPhone, iPad and iPod touch models.

Skype’s 25-Person Group Video Calling Feature Launches On iOS And Android

Paul Morris·February 19, 2016

Microsoft has shown continual willing to build on the user-experience that is thrust into the face of users when interacting with Skype. Since purchasing the company back in 2011, the company has pumped significant resources into ensuring that the whole platform is as smooth and seamless as possible for those who interact with it on a daily basis. Part of that development has focused on overhauling and improving the customer-facing mobile apps on iOS and Android, which has now been updated with a new group video calling experience for up to 25 people that was originally teased back in January.

Google CEO Sides With Apple And Tim Cook, Opposes FBI’s Demand For iPhone Backdoor

Paul Morris·February 18, 2016

Apple Launches ‘Trade Up With Installments’ Program, A New Way To Get An iPhone

Paul Morris·February 18, 2016

Apple has today launched a new program that will allow customers to trade in an old smartphone and assign the value against the purchase of a new iPhone in installments. The announced "Trade Up With Installments" initiative will afford potential consumers with the ability to trade in an old iPhone, Android smartphone, or Windows phone, with the final valuation of that traded in device being used to purchase a new iPhone on a 24-month installment plan. This program itself will initially only be offered through the retail Apple Stores within the United States. This new program is basically a combination of Apple's exiting Reuse and Recycling Program and iPhone Upgrade Program.

Donald Trump On Apple’s Refusal Of Bernardino Court Order: “Who Do They Think They Are?”

Oliver Haslam·February 18, 2016

Donald Trump has had his say on the fact that Apple is refusing to comply with the FBI's wishes, with the accused's iPhone 5c apparently still waiting for Apple to give the FBI the access they requested.

iPhone 7 And 4-Inch iPhone 5se Conceptualized Based On Rumors And Leaks [Video]

Oliver Haslam·February 18, 2016

Deal: DxO ONE 20MP DSLR-Quality Camera For iPhone Down To $379 From $600 [Today Only]

Paul Morris·February 18, 2016

Enthusiastic photography fans out there will more than likely be familiar with the majority of the available options in terms of equipment. Such is the passion around photography that anyone with a more than a keen interest in the hobby will spend a great deal of time researching and purchasing the perfect camera, tripod, and even accessories and carry cases to make the process as enjoyable as possible. With that said, anyone with an interest in mobile photography will likely be familiar with the excellent DxO ONE Digital Connected Camera for iPhone and iPad, which for limited time is now available for just $379.99 down from its original price of $600.

Nintendo Opens Up Registration For Miitomo, Its First Mobile Game

Paul Morris·February 18, 2016

Pre-registration for Miitomo - Nintendo's first mobile game - is now live. The Japanese gaming giant is billing Miitomo as being a "smart-device app that sparks one-of-a-kind conversations between you and your friends". The company is also playing on the fact that it's a game "from Nintendo", using the brand to gain traction, as well as outlining that it's "free to start", presumably suggesting that gamers will ultimately have to part with real money at some point through in-app purchases to progress in the Miitomo world.

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