A new leaked photo purportedly shows what the upcoming 4-inch iPhone 5se could look like. It is seen alongside the older iPhone 5 model, giving us an idea about the phone's size.
Want to convert your existing still images into Live Photos? Check out the LivePapers iOS app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. This app can turn just about any still image into a Live Photo. Here are the details.
Apple has acknowledged the issue of Safari on OS X not resolving shortened links by Twitter, plans to release a fix for it soon. Here are the full details.
Co-created by Will Matters and Chris Place, the Prepd Pack is a lunchbox at its core, but you're unlikely to have ever used a lunchbox quite like this - one with its own app.
Well known and trusted leakster Evan Blass may have just revealed the US release date for Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge.
Not happy with the click speed of the Home button on your iPhone or iPad? Here's how you can change or adjust its sensitivity in iOS.
Google and Oracle have been going against one another in court over Oracle's insistence that Google should be paying royalties to the company for its use of Java software within the Android platform. A lawyer for Oracle Corp has crunched some numbers as part of the litigation and found that Android has generated revenue of $31 billion in its lifetime. $22 billion of that is pure profit for Google. Those figures actually sound quite impressive, that is until you dig a little deeper and compare that revenue to how much the iPhone generates for rival Apple Inc.
A new report claims that a new 4-inch iPhone will be released at the March event, with the "iPhone 5se" being its designation instead of the iPhone 6c moniker that earlier rumors suggested. iPad Air 3 is also likely to be introduced at the same event while Apple Watch 2 won't be unveiled at the event. Apple Watch will likely get a new software update and some new bands.
Users of a Surface Pro, Surface Pro 2 or Surface Pro 3 may want to check their device's power cord out, after Microsoft initiated a recall of the cords sold with devices. Here's how to get a replacement for the faulty cord.
We've burned through enough awe-inspiring titles on the App Store as part of Apple's Free App of The Week Initiative but seldom have we seen a brilliant title designed with kids in mind heading our way for free. Today is that day, as we get the chance to grab an app that has been designed to help children explore the ocean and learn about ocean life in a fun and easy manner. The app usually retails for $3, but can be grabbed for free till next Thursday.
