Apple TV 4 could release this fall in 2015, according to an analyst. More details on the development can be found here.
Samsung Galaxy S6 release date has been revealed by leaked retail email to employees. More details can be found here.
Last April, Nike cooled down on its Nike+ FuelBand endeavors in a move that was attributed to Apple's impending smartwatch efforts. But despite rumors of the wearable's demise, the line-up is still on sale, as is the companion app for iOS. Today, said app has been treated to a rather generous update, which not only offers integration with the iOS HealthKit, but also permits users to track data without the need for a FuelBand in the first place.
iWork for iCloud is now open for everyone to use, even those with an Android smartphone or tablet. With no Apple device requirement to access these apps, the company is now looking to throw in its productivity apps right in there with the rest of the competition. More details to follow right after the jump.
Here’s how you can find out your secret Uber passenger rating in a few easy steps. More details on how to do so can be found right here.
Here’s how you can find out how much data usage FaceTime video and audio calls require over cellular or Wi-Fi network. For more details head past the jump.
Still not content with the flat typing experience on your iPad? No issues there, you can easily give your cherished Apple slate’s keypad a more tactile feel to it, and I'm talking about the on-screen keyboard. So before you tell me to get out of here, read on after the jump for a closer look at this sorcery.
Apple has today enabled two-step verification for both FaceTime and iMessage. The move brings Apple's two communication platforms in line with its other iCloud and App Store offerings, adding a much needed extra layer of security.
Along with the incredible growth of the iTunes App Store in terms of general content, the way that payments are gathered by developers has shifted dramatically since third parties were first given the opportunity to supplement the iOS experience. Whereas paid apps and games were sold at a flat rate, at one-dollar increments from $0.99 upwards, today's App Store sees the vast majority of successful titles given away for free. Devs can generate continued revenue by offering certain aspects of a game for purchase after the initial download, but with many consumers having grown frustrated with this system, Apple has launched a new App Store section that points out titles available for a one-off rate.
Remember the Amazon Fire Phone that started out with a lot of flair and hype surrounding it? Clearly that didn't last too long, and with the phone being a major flop on the market, Amazon is selling the $449 device for a mere $199 off-contract and fully unlocked right now. Head on over the jump for further details.
