Apple is said to have a secret team working on its first ever AR/VR headset, and is already in the process of testing multiple prototypes internally. Here are all the details.
Rumors about Apple looking to produce its own original TV shows for iTunes and TV streaming service are beginning to roll in once again. Here are the details.
Apple is said to be working on a breakthrough wireless charging tech that could allow next year's iPhone to charge wirelessly from a distance.
Apple has decided to recall some faulty Mac and iOS AC power adapters due to concerns of electrical shock risk to the user. Check to see if your adapter is affected and needs a free replacement.
Speaking at the Apple's earnings call, Tim Cook took the time to tell us what he thinks about Virtual Reality. Apple has so far chosen to sit out the bustling segment, but a change appears to be in the works, starting this year.
During Apple's quarterly earnings call, the company announced the milestone of 1 billion active devices being used worldwide, which includes every iPhone, iPad, Mac, iPod touch, Apple TV, and Apple Watch that has engaged with the company's services within the last 90 days.
Apple has just dropped new firmware update, tvOS 9.1.1, for the new Apple TV 4. It's available to download right now both as an OTA (Over-The-Air) option and as an update from iTunes.
Google and Oracle have been going against one another in court over Oracle's insistence that Google should be paying royalties to the company for its use of Java software within the Android platform. A lawyer for Oracle Corp has crunched some numbers as part of the litigation and found that Android has generated revenue of $31 billion in its lifetime. $22 billion of that is pure profit for Google. Those figures actually sound quite impressive, that is until you dig a little deeper and compare that revenue to how much the iPhone generates for rival Apple Inc.
Could this be our very first look at the 4-inch iPhone 6c from Apple? Check out the video for yourself and be the judge.
We may have only had the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus for a few months, but there's already plenty of speculation running rife about the future of Apple's wildly popular smartphone. We have already been told time and time again that Apple is planning on shipping the iPhone 7 without the inclusion of the standard 3.5mm headphone jack. Until now that has been based purely on speculation and analysis from industry insiders, but with a discovery in iOS 9.3 beta 1.1, those speculations have been given a solid foundation. The code suggests that the removal of the 3.5mm headphone jack will in fact become a reality.
