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.
The iOS App Store is stuffed with a plethora of quality games, but seldom does a title come along that continues making its presence felt on our iPhone and iPads. The app in question today fits that description pretty well and as such retails for $3, that is till now. The app can be grabbed totally free of cost for a limited period courtesy of Apple's Free App of the Week initiative.
It seems that a growing number of iPhone owners aren't overly happy with the speculation suggesting that Apple is planning on ditching the 3.5mm headphone jack on the next-generation iPhone. Reports pertaining to the removal of the standard headphone jack on the iPhone 7 have been growing in number over the last few weeks, with a number of sources all but confirming that it's a done deal for Apple's 2016 smartphone offering. That design decision appears to have ruffled more than a few feathers with over 200,000 disgruntled fans signing a petition that calls for the 3.5mm audio jack to be retained.
HBO has officially announced Game of Thrones Season 6 premiere date. That announcement took the form of a very simple tweet with an image embedded within it simply containing the date.
A new report again claims that Apple's iPhone 7 will likely feature a slimmer waterproof design, support wireless charging while excluding the 3.5mm audio jack.
Apple has filed for a new patent that shows a dual-camera system that could possibly be integrated in the upcoming iPhone 7. Here are a few details on how the setup could work.
SanDisk has announced a new model of its popular Connect Wireless Stick drive, which now comes in with a whopping 200GB of external storage for iOS and Android devices.
A recently published patent has revealed that Apple could be working on a self-healing iPhone. Here are the details.
Apple's HomeKit platform has gained a great deal of traction and support during the Consumer Electronics Show 2016 in Las Vegas. We've already seen multiple reputed companies take the opportunity to announce their own HomeKit-enabled hardware for the connected smart home. First Alert - one of the bigger names in the production of smoke alarms - has now jumped on that bandwagon by stepping out of its comfort zone to introduce a HomeKit-enabled smart safe designed to work seamlessly with Apple's home automation platform.
