Looks like Apple Watch bands have begun arriving at Apple Stores in the United States, United Kingdom and possibly other launch countries as well and are available for sale as standalone units. More details and specifics can be found right here.
New rumor says Apple's iPhone 6s announcement is set for August, release date is penned down for September.
Those who have been waiting for Apple Watch bands to become available to buy in Apple's retail stores may not have to wait too much longer after the company sent a message to its outlets informing them that bands would begin to be available in stores this week.
Here are 10 best tips on how to free storage space on your iPhone or iPad, useful for those using 16GB iOS devices.
Android 5.1.1 OTA download links for Nexus 4, 5, 7, 9, 10 and Nexus Player now available. All the direct download links can be found right here.
At this point we probably shouldn't be too surprised when Apple rejects an app during the App Store review because. Well, it happens all the time. We shouldn't be too surprised when the reason for that rejection seems a bit on the strange side either because, unfortunately, that too happens all the time. Just look back over the last few months and you'll see a worrying number of apps being rejected for reasons the average iPhone user might feel are somewhat odd.
First iPhone 6s leaked photos have surfaced online in rose gold color option. More details on the news and photos themselves can be found right here.
When it comes to technology, Apple is arguably the gold standard, and when something good comes out of the company, it's usually always a good thing. In the same spirit, it appears that the Cupertino tech firm is looking is upgrading the non-Retina 27-inch iMac orders for some customers to the recently-announced 5K iMac automatically and without any cost - giving these buyers a device that costs $1,999 in retail.
Google has just launched a new experimental Chrome extension, which lets users share links with others that are within an earshot. Aptly called Google Tone, this new feature uses sound to transmit information from your computer as it is picked up by the mics in nearby ones.
Looks like the Safari browser in iOS and OS X carries an inherent vulnerability that could allow attackers to exploit it for phishing purposes or distribution of malware. The exploit, as discovered by the researchers, is based on spoofing the Web URL to convince users that they're in fact visiting trusted and legit websites. More details on this news can be found right here.
