It's generally accepted as a foregone conclusion that Apple's next-generation iPhone will hit our physical and digital shelves without the inclusion of a 3.5mm headphone jack. This acceptance has led many analysts and individuals to speculate that Apple will be reinventing the current EarPods accessory to better match an iPhone that doesn't accept the standard 3.5mm input.
According to one inquisitive developer's findings, the new Photos app in iOS 10 and macOS Sierra can detect seven different facial expressions and 4,432 different objects within photos.
Apple's upcoming iPhone 7 may feature a dual-SIM design if new leaked photographs are accurate. The photos, which appear to show a dual-SIM-capable tray that may be destined for the iPhone 7, was accompanied by images that purport to show a 256GB memory module, Lightning port and headphone jack fixings.
Dark Mode has once again been discovered in iOS 10, this time in the native Settings.app. Here are the details and screenshots showing it in action.
iOS 10 could feature Apple's TextEdit app for the iPhone and iPad, as revealed by one of the WWDC session videos. Here are the details.
Here's a OnePlus 3 Vs Apple iPhone 6s side-by-side real-world speed and performance test comparison. If you think smartphones that come with higher specifications on paper are going to perform way above and beyond compared to devices with a supposed lower specification set, then you really couldn't be more wrong.
There's yet another hidden feature in iOS 10 called 'Magnifier' that lives within the iOS 10 Accessibility settings, and can turn your iPhone into a magnifying glass of sorts. Here are the details.
D-Link has announced that it is becoming one of the latest companies to embrace Apple's HomeKit framework with the development of a new HomeKit-enabled Wi-Fi camera aimed specifically at those building a connected home.
Fans of emoji and guns will be disappointed to learn that a rifle, planned to be part of the Unicode 9 standard to be made official in June, will no longer appear in cartoon form after both Apple and Microsoft requested that it be removed.
It looks as though Apple has hit another setback as part of its plans to try and dominate the Chinese market with its various iPhone models. A set of intellectual property regulators in Beijing have ruled that the company's 2014-released iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus models have a striking similarity to an unknown smartphone produced by a Chinese manufacturer locally.
















