It's almost that time of year again when Apple puts together some of the biggest names in the music business for our listening pleasure. Apple's annual iTunes Festival will make a reappearance next month with a solid lineup consisting of some of the biggest musical superstars currently operating today. The format and structure of the musical festival will remain consistent with previous years, with the exception of one big change; Apple has renamed it as the Apple Music Festival in homage to the recently launched Apple Music streaming service.
Apple has announced its free 'App of the Week' for this week, with the game Time Surfer: Endless Arcade Magic going free for a limited time.
Apple has been rumored to have a team working on an autonomous car for quite a while now, and while the rumor hasn't been around quite as long as the fabled Apple TV streaming service, it is one that simply won't go away. There has been little in the way of solid proof that such a thing as an Apple-made car is in the works, though that hasn't stopped the rumors from flying.
Apple has today made its Modern Buckle band available to buy separately, while also launching a new, larger Sport Band alongside a Link Bracelet Kit for the innovative modular band to accommodate those with larger wrists.
When Apple announced HomeKit, its iOS framework for controlling smart devices around the home, such as thermostats, door locks and lights, we expected to see every accessory maker under the sun rush to get accessories out the door. As it turned out, Apple's own inability to get all of its API ducks in a row have hampered the release of hardware, but that is starting to come to an end. One of the devices first outed at January's CES - the iHome iSP5 SmartPlug - is now available to buy.
It's now confirmed. The TaiG jailbreak for iOS 8.4, iOS 8.3, iOS 8.2 and iOS 8.1.3 has been patched by Apple in the latest iOS 8.4.1 release.
As September draws ever nearer, so does the expected release date of Apple's new iPhones and long with them iOS 9. It's a tried and tested pattern for Apple to follow, with new iPhones bringing with them a big new release of iOS and this time is no different. Up to the ninth iteration, iOS is now maturing with features being added and existing ones being tweaked. If you own an iPad or an iPhone, then iOS 9 is going to be of big interest to you.
Apple's iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus and Apple TV 4 launch event gets a date. Apple's iPhone announcements usually come bundled with some other new or updated product, and this year's event is looking likely to be exactly the same. Whether you're more interested in a new iPad or the redesigned Apple TV, there should be a little something for everyone.
All of the recent Apple speculation may have been focused on the upcoming iPhone 6s, and rightly so in all honesty, but now it's the turn of the iMac to receive some attention. Prominent analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities is back once again, this time with the prediction that Apple will imminently unveil a refreshed iMac range with an array of improvements, including a host of display upgrades, as well as potentially integrating Intel's latest desktop processors.
A new set of photos have arrived from Chinese phone repair company GeekBar, showing what looks like to be the display assembly for the iPhone 6s. The front display looks quite similar to the current iPhone 6, however its internal components slightly differ. Although the leaked photos can't be taken for granted, they add more weight to past rumors that the upcoming iPhone 6s will come integrated with Force Touch technology.
















