Have you ever wondered just how many times you unlock your iPhone during a typical day? No, we hadn't either, but now that we know that figure stands at 80 unlocks, we're intrigued.
GoPro has stepped up its 360-degree video and VR game by releasing dedicated apps for iOS and Android that lets users watch videos shot by special GoPro hardware directly on an iPhone or Android device. The company is calling the app GoPro VR.
Getting photos from your camera's microSD card onto an iPhone or iPad can be a little tricky. That's where Lexar's MicroSD to Lightning Reader accessory comes into play.
iOS 9.3.1 jailbreak and non-jailbreak users, Apple's iOS 9.3 firmware is now no longer being signed by the company. Here's what that means for you.
Ever wondered what the typical lifespan is for an iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Apple TV and other Apple products? Well if you ever thought to yourself "how long do Apple products last?", you now have an official answer directly from the Cupertino company itself.
According to an analyst, Apple will be moving back to all-glass design for its 2017 flagship iPhone, featuring AMOLED screen. Here are the details.
Want a case for your iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus that can heal itself from scratches and scuffs? Look no further than this option.
Apple is generally used to being in the news for developing and releasing extremely exciting and powerful hardware and software products. Attention over the last few months however has been laser-focused on Apple's battle with the U.S. Department of Justice over an encrypted iPhone 5c belonging to one of San Bernardino shooters.
Bored of existing games on your iPhone or iPad? Want to try something new? You can't go wrong with Space Marshals for iOS which is a tactical top-down shooter that usually retails for $4.99, but can be yours for absolutely free thanks to Apple's Free App of the Week initiative.
Just when you thought the ongoing encryption battle between Apple and the FBI was coming to an end, it has been revealed that representatives of both Apple and the FBI will be returning to court next week to give testimonies to lawmakers looking to gain a more in-depth understanding of the circumstances and disagreements that led to the feud between FBI and Apple resulting in a legal battle over iOS encryption. Apple General Counsel Bruce Sewell and FBI Executive Assistant Director for Science and Technology Amy Hess will both be part of the hearing.
