Here are ten things you might not know about Apple's latest Magic Trackpad 2, Magic Keyboard and Magic Mouse 2 accessories for Macs.
Apple is keen to show the world how improved its new 2015 iMacs are, and what better way to do that than to compare them with the very first iMac ever announced in 1998.
WhatsApp has joined the club of apps that support Apple's 3D Touch functionality on the latest iPhone 6s and 6s Plus. In an update being pushed via the App Store, the popular IM app has gained seamless support for the Peek and Pop feature being powered by the 3D Touch tech.
It's been a long time coming, and it may continue to be that way, but at least Apple looks to be showing some interest in that direction. What are we talking about here? Apple's move to incorporate Touch ID into its MacBook lineup. According to a patent just granted to the Cupertino giant by the United States Patent and Trademark Office, biometric sensors on future MacBooks may just be a possibility.
After a number of weeks of speculation it seems that Apple's 21.5-inch iMac with 4K display is a reality. It may not have the large screen presence of its 27-inch counterpart within the iMac range, but the smaller version of Apple's desktop machine has just undergone a refresh, bringing with it a hugely impressive 4K display, as well as significantly improved specifications under-the-hood. There has been no dedicated media event for the announcement, just a silent refresh that should appeal to those who wanted a little more out of the machine.
Apple today has announced new accessories for Mac. Magic Trackpad 2, Magic Mouse 2 and Magic Keyboard are all official now. Here's everything you need to know.
New rumors suggest Samsung's Galaxy S7 will come with Apple's 3D Touch-like ClearForce-powered pressure sensitive display to rival the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.
Apple has begun letting developers know that it will be increasing the price of apps, in-app purchase and subscriptions in select countries within the next 36 hours, outlining the move as well as what it will mean for developers' customers.
It seems that the smartphone market appears to be such a booming and profitable industry to be in, that everyone wants to be a part of it; even those huge corporations with absolutely no prior knowledge of building hardware of any kind. According to a leaked set of information that's coming out of China, the company behind the insanely popular Pepsi carbonated beverage, PepsiCo is looking to introduce an Android-powered smartphone into the market. Yes, you heard that right, Pepsi is making an Android smartphone.
Here's how to login or unlock your Mac without using your iCloud / Apple ID's password. This guide will help you set up a separate password to login into your Mac.
