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Apple Kicks Off Its ‘There’s More In The Making’ Event, Highlights From Opening Keynote Are As Follows

Paul Morris·October 30, 2018

Apple has once again garnered a ton of attention by kicking off its iPad-centric event in New York. Tim Cook's Cupertino-based company seems to have mastered the art of grabbing media and public attention when it comes to these type of events, and, judging by the initial response, it seems that this event is no different.

Apple iPad / Mac October 30 Event Start Time In Your Region

Oliver Haslam·October 30, 2018

Looking forward to the Apple iPad / Mac October 30 event? Check out the event start time in your region right here.

iOS 12.1 Release Date And eSIM Support Confirmed By Carriers

Oliver Haslam·October 29, 2018

iOS 12.1 Code Reveals Official 2018 iPad Pro Design, Here’s What It Looks Like

Oliver Haslam·October 29, 2018

iOS 12.1 code has just revealed the official 2018 Apple iPad Pro design all set for reveal tomorrow. Here's what it looks like.

iOS 12.1 Group FaceTime Compatibility: Will Your Device Support It?

Oliver Haslam·October 28, 2018

Here’s iOS 12.1 Group FaceTime feature compatibility that you need to know about. Will your device be compatible to support it?

iOS 12.1 User Guide Download Released, Confirms Group FaceTime, Dual-SIM Support, More

Paul Morris·October 27, 2018

Apple Puts Up Event Decorations Ahead Of October 30 Event In New York

Paul Morris·October 26, 2018

Apple has started putting up event decorations ahead of October 30 event in New York. Here are the details.

Apple’s TV Subscription Service Could Launch In Over 100 Countries

Paul Morris·October 26, 2018

Apple's TV subscription service could launch in over 100 countries according to a new report. Here's everything you need to know.

iOS 12 Has Killed GrayKey iPhone Hacking Device Which Was Used By Law Enforcement

Paul Morris·October 25, 2018

Samsung Caught Lying: Fined $5.7 Million For Slowing Down Phones Like Apple Via Updates

Oliver Haslam·October 25, 2018

The controversy surrounding Apple's decision to artificially limit the speed at which some of its iPhone CPUs would run in order to improve battery stability continues to rumble on, and the company has been fined by Italy's Authority for Market and Competition consumer watchdog as a result. Samsung has also been dragged into the mess, receiving its own fine as a result.

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