A new allegedly leaked photo of iPhone 7, coming out of notoriously hit-and-miss Chinese social networking site Weibo, shows what is claimed to be an iPhone 7 with an edge-to-edge display, though signs of image alteration around the display's edges suggest the leak might be fake.
As much as Apple wants to appear to be giving its existing and potential consumers what they want, the company doesn't make hardware and business decisions based on pure romanticism. The introduction of the iPhone SE at last weeks' "Let us loop you in" event may have instantly appealed to a large customer base looking for something akin to the iPhone 5s, but Apple would have been looking at the bigger picture and what it means for customer acquisition as a whole.
Fans of Instagram will soon be able to record longer videos for sharing with their friends and anyone else on the planet after the photo and video-based social network announced that videos of up to 60 seconds will soon be accepted.
Web links not working for you in iOS 9.3 on Safari and other apps? Here's a potential fix for the problem. It also covers device crashing and freezing issue when opening web links.
If web links are not working for you in iOS 9.3 Safari and other apps, Apple has confirmed that iOS 9.3.1 is coming to fix the problem. Here are the details.
Palert is a new jailbreak tweak that alters iOS alert dialogues, making them appear much more like the design that the current-generation tvOS-powered Apple TV enjoys. That means a much cleaner, more flat aesthetic, which will appeal to those who like that sort of thing.
As promised, Apple has just released updated iOS 9.3 build 13E237 for all older iPhone and iPad models affected by 'Cannot Activate' error problem.
The final version of iOS 9.3 download links are out. Apple has just started rolling out iOS 9.3 IPSW files to all supported iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices with a number of new and notable features that have been stringently tested with developers and public beta testers over the last two months.
We're just three months into 2016, but that isn't stopping analysts from getting their crystal balls waxed nice and early, with guesswork for what 2017's iPhones will entail already being provided.
Apple is back again with its Free App of the Week initiative, this time giving away a popular iOS gaming title that usually retails for $1.99 on the App Store. We've seen an array of motorsport related games land on the iOS platform but if taking control of all those races from behind the scenes is something you fancy, you don't want to miss out on this one.
















