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.
In a new patent application titled 'Active screen protection for electronic device,' Apple may have found a way to shield an iPhone's screen during a fall.
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.
LifeProof today has announced FRĒ Power, the iPhone 6s waterproof case that also has a built-in battery for charging on the go. Here are the details.
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.
Want to double your iPhone's battery life on iOS 9 or 9.0.2? Check out BattSaver which has just been updated with full iOS 9 support.
Google just announced a paid subscription service called YouTube Red, which costs $9.99 per month. Here is everything you need to know.
Jay Freeman has today pushed not one but two quick Cydia updates, with version 1.1.25 and 1.1.26 for iOS 9-9.0.2 users made available for download now.
Apple has now made available the final version of OS X El Capitan 10.11.1 for download. Info on the full changelog and how to grab the update is detailed here.
Ok. So we now have a confirmation. Apple has patched two of Pangu team's jailbreak exploits in the just released iOS 9.1.
















