If you updated your iPhone or iPad to iOS 9.3 and found that Night Shift's automatic Sunset to Sunrise scheduling option is missing, here's an easy fix.
Apple's newly announced 9.7-inch iPad Pro and the $399 4-inch iPhone SE have been found to feature 2GB of RAM. Here are the full details on them.
iOS 9.3 jailbreak, what iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users need to know with Apple having now released a brand new version of iOS firmware which patches a ton of security holes.
Apple has just released its new Classroom app for the iPad and requires iOS 9.3 to run. Here's what the app has to offer.
Here's a specs comparison between 9.7-inch iPad Pro vs 12.9-inch iPad Pro vs iPad Air 2 vs iPad mini 4 vs iPad mini 2 for those looking to make a new purchase from Apple's tablet lineup.
Apple's Spring 2016 event may have been one of the shortest Apple events in recent history, lasting just 64 minutes, but the company managed to pack a number of important announcements and releases into that short time frame. In addition to the multiple new hardware items announced, as well as new Apple Watch bands and the introduction of a new framework for developers called CareKit, the Cupertino-based company has also silently introduced a new sync cable for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, and official cases to complement the new iPhone SE, along with further color variety in cases for the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.
There isn't really another company like Apple in the consumer technology space from the perspective of being able to invoke mass hysteria and excitement around product launches. The Cupertino-based company has continually proven itself to be a self-generating hype machine, with the real impressive aspect being that the company needs to do very little work in order to get technology fans talking about its upcoming products on social media and forums. Apple's latest gathering, which the company is referring to as the "Let us loop you in" Spring 2016 event, is all set to take place today, and like you, we're ready and waiting to see what the company has in store for us.
It's that time of the week again where iPhone and iPad users get the chance to grab a paid iOS title absolutely free from the App Store. Apple's Free App of the Week initiative is bringing us a brilliant puzzler this time around which usually retails for $1.99, and has shed its price tag for the first time since its release last year.
Apple has released 'Apple Events' app for Apple TV 4 on the tvOS App Store. The underlying channel that sits behind the app affords viewers with the ability to watch the live stream for this upcoming, and presumably all future, Apple media events.
A new iOS trojan called AceDeceiver has been identified that has the ability to infect iPhones and iPads without the need for them to be jailbroken. Discovered by Palo Alto Networks and currently only affecting users in China, AceDeceiver uses a technique knows as a "FairPlay Man-in-the-Middle," and is spread via pirated App Store apps.
