Although Narrative's Clip 2 isn't yet ready to start shipping out to customers, it is already getting its first upgrade, with video and audio recording coming to the device.
It's only a matter of days until Apple's iPhone 6s and the plus-sized 6s Plus are officially unveiled. The mysteries surrounding the technical specifications and physical appearance of those two devices have already been deciphered thanks to a series of visual and written leaks over the last few months, making it the perfect time to move on to discussing Apple's 2016 model, or the iPhone 7 as it's likely be called. So let's kick it off with a report coming out of Asia which suggests that Apple could be planning on moving back to its historical method of building touch panels.
Here's a specs comparison between Samsung Galaxy Note 5 vs S6 Edge+ vs Apple's iPhone 6 Plus. For those that are currently on the fence and having difficulty choosing the right plus-sized device for themselves, this head-to-head features and specifications comparison should help in making the right decision.
New photographs and a video have appeared online which claim to show parts from the upcoming iPhone 6s, including what seems to be a new, larger FaceTime camera on front as well as at least one component believed to be part of a possible Force Touch feature.
Portal by Pushbullet, already available for Android but now also live on Apple's iOS App Store, allows users to move large files between their iOS devices and a computer by using a WiFi connection as the method of transport.
ReBoard is a new iPhone and iPad keyboard app that lets you do common app-like tasks, like searching Wikipedia or sharing Dropbox links, without actually having to switching to these apps.
Yet another leaked image that purports to show the official packaging from the upcoming iPhone 6s has made its way into the public domain. The image, shared with the world by Steve Hemmerstoffer, claims to show a sticker from the rear of the next-generation iPhone box that clearly denotes a 16GB model. The rest of the information is fairly standard, outlining information such as the inclusion of a Lightning cable, the integration of Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and other connective options such as NFC and GPS.
The countdown is officially on for Apple's dedicated media event where they are expected to introduce the next-generation iPhone. Official press invitations have been issued, and the venue has been booked. The date has been firmly placed into the diaries of individuals over the world who would be interested in the future product roadmap of the world's richest company. Now, as we eagerly await September 9, we're seeing additional reports that provide more insight into the color options and potential features of the new iPhone, as well as the future of Apple's existing smartphones.
To prevent accidental email deletions from the Mail app, iOS has a feature that adds an extra confirmation button to proceedings. Here's how you can enable it.
As we tiptoe towards September, the time for a new iPhone approaches, and with the iPhone 6s expected to arrive in the coming weeks, we have started to see more and more supposed leaks. While photos of internal parts and screens are pretty much par for the course at this point in a new iPhone's lifecycle, MacRumors has been given a video that shows at least part of the new iPhone being powered on, though it stops just short of showing anything truly useful.
