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Download: Apple’s New Environment-Themed Wallpapers For iOS Devices

Oliver Haslam·March 24, 2016

You can now download Apple's environment-themed iOS wallpapers for your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. As part of its product recycling program, Apple is handing out physical cards to those who trade in a device for something shiny and new, with those cards featuring a URL that gives the recipient access to a free, environment-inspired wallpaper for the iOS device of their choice.

Google Keyboard For iPhone Is In The Works [Report]

Paul Morris·March 24, 2016

Google has been working internally for a number of months to create a third-party iOS keyboard that would be offered to iPhone and iPad users, according to a report published today. The keyboard, which would make use of the third-party keyboard frameworks within Apple's iOS SDK, will be offered as a download from the App Store - presumably for free - and will incorporate features and functionality that Google is hoping will give it a more prominent placing within Apple's ecosystem by offering a keyboard experience that is central to almost every aspect of smartphone and tablet usage.

AT&T Enables International Wi-Fi Calling On iPhones Running iOS 9.3

Paul Morris·March 23, 2016

Fix Missing Sunset To Sunrise Schedule For Night Shift In iOS 9.3, Here’s How

Oliver Haslam·March 23, 2016

If you updated your iPhone or iPad to iOS 9.3 and found that Night Shift's automatic Sunset to Sunrise scheduling option is missing, here's an easy fix.

$399 iPhone SE Might Be The Fastest iPhone Yet, Benchmark Score Reveals

Oliver Haslam·March 23, 2016

The first Geekbench benchmark scores for the iPhone SE have emerged, placing the device right at the top of Apple's iPhone lineup with scores higher than even the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6.

Confirmed: Both iPhone SE And 9.7-Inch iPad Pro Feature 2GB RAM

Oliver Haslam·March 23, 2016

Official YouTube iOS App Adds Split View And Slide Over Support

Oliver Haslam·March 23, 2016

It may have taken far too long, but Google has today updated the YouTube app for iOS, bringing with it support for two very specific iPad features. With Google having been lambasted for its tardy support of iPad multitasking in its productivity apps, YouTube was also one that was suffering from a lack of iPad-related updates, but today's new version of YouTube sees both Split View support and Slide Over capabilities make an appearance. Unfortunately though, Picture-in-Picture (PiP) has still been left out.

iOS 9.3 And Jailbreak: Should You Upgrade?

Taimur Asad·March 23, 2016

iOS 9.3 jailbreak, what iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users need to know with Apple having now released a brand new version of iOS firmware which patches a ton of security holes.

The ‘SE’ In The iPhone SE Stands For ‘Special Edition’, Confirms Apple

Paul Morris·March 22, 2016

Apple Event Roundup: $399 iPhone SE, 9.7-Inch iPad Pro, Apple Watch Bands, iOS 9.3, More

Sameed Khan·March 22, 2016

If you've been busy the past few hours and weren't able to catch Apple's Spring event live, here's a roundup of everything you need to know, from the iPhone SE to the 9.7-inch iPad Pro and the new Apple Watch Bands.

FBI Backs Off Apple, Asks To Delay March 22 Hearing, Claims To Have Found A Way Into iPhone

Paul Morris·March 22, 2016

The continually twisting and turning rollercoaster that is the Apple versus the FBI encryption case has taken yet another unexpected turn. In a surprising turn of events, the FBI has officially filed a motion as part of an attempt to vacate the scheduled court hearing that was all set to take place in a Californian court Tuesday. In the motion, the FBI claims to have found another way to gain access to the iPhone used in the San Bernardino shootings, and in turn, no longer requires the assistance of Apple to break encryption and provide a backdoor into the iOS platform.

iTunes 12.3.3 Download Released, Here’s What Is New

Oliver Haslam·March 22, 2016

New Apple Accessories: Lightning To USB-C Cable For Fast Charging, iPhone SE/6s/6s Plus Cases

Paul Morris·March 22, 2016

Apple's Spring 2016 event may have been one of the shortest Apple events in recent history, lasting just 64 minutes, but the company managed to pack a number of important announcements and releases into that short time frame. In addition to the multiple new hardware items announced, as well as new Apple Watch bands and the introduction of a new framework for developers called CareKit, the Cupertino-based company has also silently introduced a new sync cable for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, and official cases to complement the new iPhone SE, along with further color variety in cases for the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.