A new Kickstarter project aims to take the advantages of the MagSafe charger and bring it to Lightning and micro-USB devices like the iPhone, iPad and Android Samsung Galaxy lineup.
Apple has continued its "if it's not an iPhone, it's not an iPhone" marketing campaign by releasing a third ad in the series via its official YouTube account. Cupertino company's first two videos in the new marketing offensive involved one ad focused on the fact that Apple makes both the hardware and software to work together harmoniously, with the second commercial proclaiming that the iPhone comes with something "different" to other phones in an ad entitled "Love". this latest release, entitled "Amazing Apps", focuses on the plethora of applications available for iOS devices.
Xiaomi may be one of the largest smartphone vendors in the world, but recent spotlight on the Chinese company has seen it drawn into the copycat saga that has dogged Apple and Samsung for quite some time. The Beijing headquartered company is well known for producing relatively high-end smartphones, amongst other items of consumer technology, for seemingly budget prices, but the company has been accused of copying Apple's software and design elements in a number of its Mi device. Hugo Barra, an executive at Xiaomi, doesn't see what all of the "copycat melodrama" is about.
Yes, you can jailbreak iPod touch 6 on the latest iOS 8.4 firmware using both TaiG and PP jailbreak tools. We have tested and can confirm this works. More details are as follows.
One of the surprise aspects of the Apple Watch has turned out to be its rather unexpected water resistance, if not waterproofing capabilities. Apple has cautiously given its first wrist worn gadget an IPX7 water resistance rating and warns users against submerging the Watch completely in water. But as it turns out, Apple's wrist-slapped contraption goes well beyond that, at least as far as its physical aspects are concerned, and one developer is already exploring these possibilities for tracking water based activities.
Apple has just released iOS 8.4.1 beta 1 download to registered developers of Apple Developer Program. This release comes nearly two weeks after Apple released final version of iOS 8.4 with Apple Music to public.
The 'Battle of the Sixes' report has been published by and it makes for some interesting reading. GameBench created the report as an opportunity to create the "first objective comparison of the Apple iPhone 6 and the Samsung Galaxy S6 on the basis of real-world gaming performance." Put simply, if you're heavily into high-end mobile gaming on your smartphone, are you better off investing in Apple's iPhone 6 or Samsung's Galaxy S6? It seems that last year's iPhone 6 is still capable of edging out this year's competition by a good 10% "average lead."
After dropping an initial teaser snippet back in May, Universal in collaboration with Legendary Pictures have today released the first official full-length trailer for the new Steve Jobs movie pencilled for release in October of this year. Rather than showing off a small little teaser that raises excitement but doesn't exactly show what will ultimately be brought to the big screen, Universal has lifted the curtain on a two-and-a-half-minute trailer that shows Michael Fassbender in action as the iconic Apple co-founder - Steve Jobs.
The senior vice president of Apple's Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue took to Twitter today to confirm in a series of tweets that Apple will now pay artists during three month free trial period of Apple Music in a complete reverse from company's original policy.
Apple's big new music venture goes live on June 30th with the release of iOS 8.4. Apple Music is set to allow its users to stream unlimited amounts of music to their iPhones, iPads and Macs without having to hand over a dollar beyond the $9.99 monthly subscription fee. It's a model that's not exactly new to the music industry, with Spotify, Rdio and others already doing that exact same thing. The music makers aren't particularly happy with the deals they have with such companies, but surely things will be different with Apple, right?
