Samsung has officially confirmed that iPhone compatibility for Samsung Gear S2 smartwatch is coming soon, sometime later this year.
Want iPhone 6s Live Photos like feature from iOS on your Android device? Good news! There's now an app on Android which brings a similar functionality to devices running Android 4.3 and above.
Fitbit Blaze is the company's fitness-focused smartwatch with a 5 day battery life and it costs $199. Here are all the details.
At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Withings has introduced its latest health-based product, the Thermo. We live in a growing age of connected devices, the majority of which had all been luxury items, such as intelligent watches and iPhone-connected games and toys. Withings however has a pedigree of taking products that are found throughout most homes and adding a little bit of flair and modern age tech to them. The thermometer is the latest to undergo the Withings treatment with the Thermo acting as a Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connected temperature gauge that's fit for the modern age.
A new report has reaffirmed earlier speculation that iPhone 7 will exclude 3.5mm headphone jack and will completely rely on Lightning and Bluetooth based EarPods.
There's now a new way to hide apps in iOS 9 without having to jailbreak. This method makes use of a glitch to keep apps hidden till the next reboot and is much easier than previous alternatives.
After releasing first beta of iOS 9.2.1 right before the Christmas holidays, Apple today has seeded iOS 9.2.1 beta 2 to registered developers of Apple Developer Program.
Here's how you can now add a useful progress bar to your iPhone or iPad's respring and reboot screen.
There's a new rumor doing the rounds which claims that Apple's iPhone 7 Plus will offer 256GB storage option for the first time. It will also feature a bigger battery with 3100mAh capacity.
Consumers purchasing an iPhone or iPad in Germany are now being asked to pay slightly more for Apple's popular gadgetry as of January 1st. Not exactly the new year's gift that German Apple fans would have wanted, but it seems that the company has been forced to pass on the slight increment due to the issuance of new private copyright levies that have recently been agreed to in Germany. This increase means that those looking to purchase an iPhone or iPad in Germany will now pay between 5-8 euros more.
