The first third-party iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 case renders have surfaced online, confirming earlier rumors and speculations regarding Apple's upcoming 2016 iPhones. Here are the details.
Apple has just re-released iOS 9.3.2 for 9.7-inch iPad Pro, carrying build 13F72 this time, with fix for error 56 which apparently bricked some iPad Pro devices.
We can debate about the Apple Watch's practicality all we want, but it cannot be denied that the device has transformed into a fashionable wearable of late thanks to a boom in both first-party and third-party bands, some of which happen to be from prominent fashion brands, like this upcoming collection from Coach.
Here's what you need to know about downgrade of iOS 9.3.2 firmware version on supported iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices.
Thanks to a number of information and component leaks, we've been able to get an early insight into what the iPhone 7 could look and function like, and now we are hearing that both the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus could ship with larger 256GB storage options for those who want capacities of mammoth proportions, with 32GB being base model, and 128GB replacing 64GB as mid-tier option.
The majority of the week dedicated to Apple's annual Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC 2016) in San Francisco may be aimed at providing developers with the opportunity to meet and greet Apple engineers with the aim of learning and solving problems, but over the years, the event has transitioned to become as much about the company's software and hardware announcements. As we approach the event, it seems that multiple Apple Stores are showing very limited stock of the company's Thunderbolt Display, potentially alluding to a new product reveal as part of the conference opening keynote.
Chinese microblogging website Sina Weibo has yet again provided us with a glimpse at a potential iPhone 7 component purportedly direct from Apple's supply chain. Production of Apple's upcoming iPhone is reportedly being ramped up ahead of a late-September public reveal, but we are now seeing yet another parts leak in the form of a Rose Gold iPhone 7 rear casing that potentially provides us with a glimpse of what to expect from the camera module in the new iPhone, as well as a quick glimpse at Apple's replacement of the antenna lines that have previously broken up the flawless design of previous iPhone models.
According to a new report, Apple could be moving to a three year major refresh cycle for the iPhone, instead of the existing two year cycle. Here are the details.
ASUS has today used its Computex 2016 press conference in Taipei to introduce the ZenBook 3 notebook. The company's third-generation ZenBook notebook is not only designed to be ultraportable, but to also seemingly be a direct competitor to Apple's 12-inch Retina MacBook range given the fact that the two pieces of hardware have striking visual similarities. With that said, the newly announced ZenBook 3 is thinner, lighter and allegedly faster, meaning that it should instantly garner attention from those looking for a new portable notebook.
In a world where artificially intelligent digital assistants are making a big splash, Apple's Siri is predominantly seen as not being able to make the grade and compete with other assistants that are starting to appear. News is coming in that Apple is fully aware that Siri isn't up to task, and is due for a significant upgrade. It is being suggested that the Cupertino-based company is about to provide Siri with a huge upgrade that will reportedly "wipe the floor" with competition thanks to the integration of a technology stack that it acquired last year as part of the purchase of a UK-based company called VocalIQ.
