Latest iPhone 7 image leak suggests Apple's upcoming 2016 flagship phone may retain the 3.5mm headphone jack after all.
As you might expect, Apple's recently reported drop in iPhone sales for the first time ever has caused some corners to suggest that the iPhone has reached its peak, and that the good times are over for the Cupertino-based company. CEO Tim Cook clearly disagrees, and has hit back at industry analysts and financial pundits by declaring that Apple had "an incredible quarter by absolute standards". As part of an interview, the enigmatic CEO also set the seed for excitement levels to be raised by proclaiming that Apple has "great innovation in the pipeline".
Turns out we've been saying the names of Apple products wrong, and marketing head Phil Schiller wants us to stop. So much so, in fact, that he took to Twitter to school us on just how we should be pluralizing Apple's device names such as iPhone and iPad Pro.
Such is the power and strength of the Apple brand, that it's generally very rare for any retailer to slash the price of premium products by the company, like the latest retina MacBook Pro. From a consumer perspective, we're asked to pay more for a MacBook than we would for the majority of Windows-based laptops, but the flip side being that they retain their value extremely well, meaning that when it comes to resale, there is generally a fair bit of money to be recouped.
After announcing CareKit last month, Apple has launched the platform with four health apps for iPhone available to download right now.
A body has been discovered at Apple's headquarters, it is being reported, with the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s office investigating. Police and Fire Department vehicles were summoned to the Apple campus during Wednesday morning, with the body having been found in a conference room.
Apple has just announced its quarterly earnings for Q2 2016 which encompasses January through March of this year. Announced during its customary quarterly earnings call, the results saw Apple's earnings reach $50.6 billion with a quarterly net profit of $10.5 billion. Those results are down on the same period last year which saw $58 billion in revenue, and $13.6 billion in profit. The drop in revenue means this is the first ever quarterly drop in revenue for Apple in last 13 years.
Taking the so-called Apple Watch 2 and kitting it out with a built-in cellular data functionality that could allow it to operate independently of a connected iPhone would certainly be an appealing prospect for consumers.
The Department of Justice has once gain dropped an iPhone unlocking lawsuit against Apple, this time in the New York drug case involving an iPhone 5s.
The possibility for Apple to skip past the iPhone 7s and move straight to the iPhone 8 most definitely exists, along with the potential for that device to be one of the biggest upgrades that we've seen in recent times. This year's iPhone 7 is expected to feature a design that will somewhat be similar to what we already have with iPhone 6/6s since 2014, however today's report is suggesting that next year's iPhone 8 could blow that away by introducing a "mega cycle" update to the device.
