It's that time of the week again. Apple has selected a popular gaming title named 'Piloteer' this time around as its Free App Of The Week. Normally retailing for $1.99, it can now be grabbed absolutely free of charge till next Thursday. The physics based game puts you in the shoes of a man trying to learn how to fly, and as such the title has received some truly positive ratings for the value that it offers.
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.
Here's a head-to-head speed test comparison between iOS 9.3 beta 2 vs iOS 9.2.1 final version in the form of four videos, one each for iPhone 6, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5 and iPhone 4s.
According to the well-placed analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities, Apple's iPhone 7 Plus will likely feature dual-camera system with 2 to 3x optical zoom, aimed specifically at pro photographers. Here are the details.
If Safari web browser is crashing for you on iPhone, iPad (iOS) or your Mac (OS X), here's a temporary fix to solve the problem until Apple rolls out an official permanent solution.
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.
Microsoft's Joe Belfiore, the man in charge of Windows Phone, was recently spotted tweeting a photo from an iPhone, and when people took notice, he explained why he uses one.
Apple has just posted its 2016 Q1 results, and it's been yet another stellar quarter for the company from Cupertino. Amid constant rumors that Apple's flagship smartphone, the iPhone 6s/6s Plus isn't doing as well as the company had hoped, Apple has once again produced numbers that its competition can only dream of.
Spotify has launched a new Video Shows feature in its iOS and Android apps for streaming video content. Here are the details on it.
It was recently discovered that Microsoft was working on an iOS implementation of its highly popular Word Flow keyboard found in its Windows Mobile platform. Carefully selected members of the Windows Insider Program were invited to take part in a closed beta of the Word Flow keyboard, with Microsoft confirming via the email invite that the keyboard would be initially tolled out to Apple's iOS platform, with other platforms to follow in the near future. Now, a set of new images are providing a better insight into the visuals of the keyboard and some of the unique features that it will bring to iOS when publicly released.
















