With the new release of iCloud for Windows version 5, Apple brings iCloud Photo Library and two-factor authentication to the PC for the first time.
Here's how to get iOS 9-like Picture-in-Picture (PiP) mode on your Mac running OS X with an app called Helium. Best of all, it's a free download.
Facebook has updated its iOS app with a fix for battery life drainage issue which iPhone and iPad users have been facing for a while now. Go update the app now!
Final version of iOS 9.1 IPSW download links are out. Apple has just started rolling out iOS 9.1 for supported iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices with new emojis and improved Live Photos feature, among other things.
Seas0nPass 0.9.7 for OS X El Capitan released which supports jailbreak for Apple TV 2G on firmware 6.2.1, iOS 7.1.2. Here are the details.
Notifications popping up on iPhones, iPads, and iPod touches around the world will have no doubt given the game away that Apple has officially released iOS 9.1 to the public. After five betas, and more than a month of continuous improvement, the Cupertino-based company finally deemed the platform ready to make available on a large scale. A number of improvements have managed to find their way into iOS 9.1, but it seems that Apple has also thrown its weight behind an extremely worthwhile anti-bullying campaign with the introduction of a new eye themed emoji.
Here's how to transfer your iMessage history, conversation, attachments and more from one Mac to another Mac without any hitches.
HTC responded to recent accusations of One A9 copying Apple's iPhone design, with North Asia President Jack Tong denying that their just announced phone is an iPhone clone at a press conference today.
Instagram has added a new offering to its growing suite of mobile apps for iOS and Android devices by releasing a new app called Boomerang. The social network, which is now owned by Facebook after a one billion dollar acquisition back in April 2012, is using the app as a dedicate portal for users to create and share everyday moments as mini looping videos. According to the accompanying blog post, "It's not a photo. It's not a gif. It's a Boomerang." and it's available to download right now for those who need yet another app in their already crowded digital lives.
Now that iOS 9.1 is out, will updating an old device like iPhone 5s, 5 or 4s to iOS 9.1 make it any faster? We have some videos that pit iOS 9.1 on these devices against previous few versions of iOS to answer this question.
