After weeks, if not months of speculation about the event itself, Apple's WWDC - Worldwide Developers Conference - will begin in a few hours with the now famous opening keynote set to give us our first look at a manner of new updates to existing software, such as iOS 9 and Mac OS X 10.11. As the hours left until the keynote reduce, the excitement increases as Apple gets ready to show the world what it has been working on.
It's now less than 24 hours until Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference goes live in San Francisco, and with rumors and guesswork about to be either proven or dis-proven, things are starting to get interesting.
Here are the jailbreak tweaks we want Apple to copy for iOS 9 features. The complete list and details can be found right here.
It’s the pre-WWDC weekend, and things are going to get into high gear this coming Monday with a lot of announcements expected to be made at Apple’s opening keynote. To help you get into the groove of the great hype for Apple fans that is WWDC, we’re back from our hunt to find great paid Mac apps that are available to download for free right now.
Google Chrome may be almost every user's go-to browser given the obvious advantages, but the piece of software does leave some improvements to be desired, especially on the battery consumption front if you're using a notebook. This is exactly what the team at Google has targeted to fix, as Chrome gears up to offer smart Flash content playback, improving the battery life of your notebook.
Here’s a list of best external storage devices to expand iPhone, iPad memory and store more content.
Here’s how to upload photos from iPhone to Imgur the easy way and share them with people using different mediums such as Twitter, Facebook etc.
iOS 8.3 jailbreak has been successfully demonstrated by Pangu. It will be available after Apple releases iOS 8.4 to public this month, according to reports.
iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus release date has been reportedly leaked by Vodafone. Here’s when you can get your hands on Apple’s upcoming flagship for 2015.
Fitness is currently at the forefront of the minds of even the most ardent geek thanks to the Apple Watch and its fancy colored rings of scorn, but for all its tracking prowess and multi-colored images, the Apple Watch doesn't keep track of one of life's most important factors - water.
















