While Apple has set the same off-contract pricing for the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus as its predecessors in the US and UK, those in Canada, Australia and parts of Europe will see their prices increase.
The extremely popular notes, photo annotation, and sketch app Paper by FiftyThree received a fairly significant update today. After existing as an iPad only offering since its initial launch back in 2012, the company behind the app have pushed out its biggest update yet by making it a universal offering with full iPhone support. The latest update, carrying version number 3.0.0, also brings with it a fresh and renewed focus on annotation and sketching with improvements to its built-in tools.
Apple's new iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus allows 4K video recording (check the sample below to see the quality of it), but it seems the feature consumes too much storage to make repeated usage feasible with the 16GB base models.
The wait is almost over. Apple has confirmed the public release date for OS X 10.11 El Capitan for Macs. Apple's next major OS X update, dubbed El Capitan, promises a number of under-the-hood improvements alongside some really useful new features.
Infinity Blade has been quite the graphics benchmark on iOS since it first came out five years ago. The brilliant title which is now in its third iteration, called Infinity Blade III, has completely shed its price tag for the first time and can be downloaded absolutely free on all compatible iOS devices. Download links and details to follow right after the jump.
Now that Apple's iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus smartphones are finally here it's time for network carriers across the world to go into fully fledged aggressive marketing mode. Carriers are extremely keen to tie individuals down to minimum-term contracts and see the unveiling of a new premium device like the iPhone 6s as the perfect opportunity to do just that. United States T-Mobile appears to be the first to play its' marketing cards, offering an iPhone 6s for a total financial outlay of just $524 over an eighteen month term as compared to the $649 retail tag.
The introduction of the iPad Pro during yesterday's Apple media event managed to capture the imagination of a lot of consumers looking for a more performant iPad aimed at digital professionals. Apple managed to do a great job of not only introducing the iPad Pro, but also showcasing its features and performance capabilities by bringing Eric Snowden, Adobe's Director of Mobile Design, to run through his company's updated suite of Creative Cloud mobile apps. Following on from that demonstration, an official Adobe press release on the subject seems to have outlined, and subsequently removed, just how much RAM the iPad Pro is packing.
Apple's iPhone-centric event at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium answered a lot of questions about the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus. It confirmed company's new 3D Touch display technology. It also confirmed the existence of the new Rose Gold color option that had been heavily discussed. One important aspect that was brushed over however was just how much RAM will ship with the new iPhones. Thankfully, an after-event hands-on with the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus has now confirmed that both phones will ship with 2GB of RAM on-board.
Apple announcement days don't get much more busy than today, with new iPhones, new iPads, a big new Apple TV refresh and even some Apple Watch love seeing today's media event turn out to be one of Apple's most prolific yet.
You can now download OS X El Capitan GM (Golden Master) for Macs as well as tvOS Beta for Apple TV 4. Here's everything you need to know.
