Italian developer Luca Tedesco has posted a video showing iOS 9.3 jailbreak in action on an iPhone 6 mere hours after Apple dropped first beta of iOS 9.3. Here are the details.
Apple today has released beta 1 of watchOS 2.2 for the Apple Watch, tvOS 9.2 for the Apple TV 4, and OS X El Capitan 10.11.4 for the Mac. Here are all the details about what has changed in these pre-release versions.
It may sound like something that has been pulled right from an episode of Hasselhoff's Knight Rider, but the Tesla Model S can now drive itself in and out of parking after receiving a very simple command from the owner. The new Summon feature - which is now live in a beta state thanks to version 7.1 of the Tesla software - allows compatible Tesla models running the latest software to essentially enter into an autopilot mode that could be extremely useful for those drivers who struggle to park their car in tight spaces.
According to a new report, the new 4-inch iPhone from Apple could be called the iPhone 5e and not the iPhone 6c. Here are the complete details.
Facebook may be working on a Messenger app for Mac OS X, if a blurry photo leaked is of any indication. The photo, which appears to show a Facebook employee using the app, may be the first glimpse we've had of an official Facebook Messenger app on the Mac.
Want to update Kodi on your Apple TV 4 without losing all of your add-ons and settings? Here's how you can do it.
Smartphone case maker Speck has entered the virtual reality space with its very own VR viewer, which is collapsible, can fit into a pocket, and comes with a military-grade case.
Want to turn your Apple Watch into a universal remote control device for controlling electronic devices in your home? Here's how you can do that.
Apple is said to be working on bringing its own truly wireless bluetooth Beats earphones to market, ready for the upcoming iPhone 7, which is rumored to have ditched the 3.5mm earphone jack.
Amid constant speculation regarding the rumored Apple Car, the Cupertino company has taken control of not one, but three car-related top-level web domains, namely, apple.car, apple.cars and apple.auto.
