Apple's anticipated March media event is expected to see the introduction of a number of new products. In addition to the first official unveiling of the mysterious iPhone 5se, Apple is also expected to introduce the iPad Air 3 along with a potential set of new Apple Watch band options. Now, in a research note to investors, Apple analyst Gene Munster is speculating that Apple will also take the opportunity to introduce an incremental improvement to its smartwatch in the form of an Apple Watch "S" upgrade.
Uber today announced a few changes to its logotype, app icons and other parts of its identity in celebration of expanding its service to 400 cities, theming the changes after the concept of bits and atoms.
New report claims that iPhone 7 design will remove the rear camera bump and the antenna bands running across the back, though the bands along the top, bottom and sides will remain. Also attached is a mockup which shows what the end result will look like.
A Pangu team member has posted an article explaining the security vulnerabilities and fixes in iOS 9.2 and iOS 9.2.1. It's extremely technical and in-depth, but definitely worth a read for those with an interest in iOS security. Here's what you as a jailbreak and non-jailbreak user needs to know.
We've already been privy to a prior visual leak of Samsung's next-generation hardware, the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge, and now, there is an additional render being thrust into the public domain that shows the rear of the purported devices. This latest leak adds yet more confirmation that the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge will remain fairly consistent with the design of last year's Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge.
For a while, the general consensus has been that Apple's spring 2016 event would take place sometime during the week commencing Monday, March 14th, where we'd see a host of new hardware introduced across multiple product lines. We're still waiting for that official seal from Apple, but now according to a new report, Tuesday, March 15th looks like the date to pencil in.
Facebook is testing a couple of new features for its WhatsApp service, with new additions coming to the company's iPhone app. Here are the details.
Windows 95 can now run in a web browser thanks to emscripten, an emulator that compiles C++ code to JavaScript at runtime. The port is made possible by a 19-year-old developer in Scotland named Andrea Faulds.
Alphabet, Google's parent company, has announced its Q4 earnings and the results of those have seen the company's stock price rise in after hours trading, so much so that it has now eclipsed Apple as the world's most valuable company. Alphabet's market capitalization was $517.6 billion compared to Apple's $539.7 billion at close today, and while the price is still fluctuating after hours, Alphabet’s market cap will be over $540 billion tomorrow if it continues its current pricing.
Airmail, the popular email app on Mac OS X, has today made the jump from Mac App Store to iOS App Store. Currently available for iPhone and Apple Watch only, the app costs $4.99 with support for iPad coming in near future. Here's what sets this app apart from other mail apps on iOS.
















