The upcoming major update for the Apple Watch, watchOS 6, brings a variety of new features for the platform. For example, it adds an App Store to the Apple Watch for the first time. The wearable device may become further independent of the iPhone as watchOS 6 looks set to bring software updates direct to […]
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People don’t usually regret their first bit of exciting hardware. On the contrary, the majority of folks have strong nostalgic feelings about their earliest computer, game console, audio player, or phone. It’s not that they remind us of how far we’ve come technologically (although that’s true), they’re more reminiscent of our childhood in general, the […]
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Mobile market analyst Sensor Tower looked at the 100 top app publishers on Apple and Google and found that those on the iOS side made 64% percent more compared to Android during the first quarter of 2019. Combining both platforms, the top 100 made an average of $130.4 million. The top 100 on Apple made […]
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With iOS 13 beta 2, Apple has made one little change that will help people who subscribe to a lot of apps and services. If you delete an app with an active subscription from the iOS 13 beta 2 home screen, a prompt will show up informing you about the subscription. You can either select […]
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When Apple unveiled iOS 13 beta 1 earlier this month, it claimed some impressive performance improvements especially with regards to app opening times. However, as speed test videos showed, there was no noticeable performance improvement offered by iOS 13 beta 1 when compared to iOS 12.3. Has the story changed with the release of iOS […]
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According to recent reports, it has been suggested that Apple’s 5G iPhones might only arrive in 2020. This is due to an agreement that Apple has arrived with Qualcomm in a settlement which will allow Apple to license Qualcomm’s tech, which would help the company with their 5G iPhones. Advertising However, we have also heard […]
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Apple’s iOS devices have an app called “Find My Friends”. It feels almost stalkerish as it basically let users keep track of where their friends are at all times. However, it seems that an argument for the app’s existence could be made as according to a recent story, it helped a mother locate her missing […]
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If you enjoy games like Bejeweled where you match gems of similar colors to “clear” a space, then you might have played games like Dr. Mario in the past. If you enjoyed the game, then you might be pleased to learn that Nintendo has since announced a new Dr. Mario game that will be coming […]
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In recent times, Apple has been pushing for the subscription model to be adopted. This is beneficial for both Apple and developers where it ensures a steady income for both parties. For consumers, it means more expensive apps, but the upside is that with developers continuously getting paid, it does encourage them to keep the […]
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A lot of modern TVs these days allow users to do picture-in-picture. For those who are unfamiliar, PIP mode is where you can have two screens in a single display itself, where one portion can be playing videos from one source, and the other plays videos from a different source. Advertising This is useful for […]
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Earlier today, Apple released the second beta of iOS 13 and iPadOS 13 to registered developers. The new beta comes with a number of bug fixes, changes, and new features. Below we detail everything that’s new and changed in iOS 13 beta 2 and iPadOS 13. Apple has made a lot of minor changes in […]
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Apple today released the second developer beta of iPadOS 13 for all compatible iPads. If you are not a developer and are looking to download the iPadOS 13 beta 2 IPSW file, grab it from here. Apple has released the beta profile of iPadOS 13 which means you don’t need to download the entire iPadOS […]
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iOS 13 was announced at Apple’s WWDC 2019 recently. It may not have been the most exciting release (it is subjective, of course) – but it surely features a ton of useful (new) additions. Even though we know about the new features, we wouldn’t recommend you to install iOS 13 beta just yet. For now, […]
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Alongside the second developer beta of iOS 13 and iPadOS 13, Apple also released the second developer beta of watchOS 6, tvOS 13, and macOS Catalina. The second beta release of watchOS 6, tvOS 13, and macOS Catalina should come with a fewer number of bugs and will likely offer better stability and performance. If […]
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A couple of weeks after the opening keynote of WWDC 2019 where Apple released the first developer beta of iOS 13 and iPadOS, it has now released the second developer beta of both operating systems. The new builds of both OSes should come with fewer bugs and stability issues than the original build. These builds […]
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Apple isn’t expected to launch its first iPhone with 5G support until next year. The company will certainly be taking its time in supporting the next-generation network standard on its smartphone. Several Android manufacturers have already put 5G phones on the market. Apple might be waiting for 5G networks to be more widespread before it […]
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While 2019’s iPhones are expected to be relatively conservative upgrades from 2018’s iPhone XR, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max, early reports have suggested that Apple’s 2020 models will be substantially different. Respected supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo (via MacRumors) is adding additional color to the 2020 reports today, reinforcing claims of three devices with […]
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In his latest research note, Ming-Chi Kuo says that Apple will be launching three new iPhones in 2020 with OLED displays. The display sizes will be different from Apple’s current iPhone lineup which includes the 6.1-inch iPhone XR, 5.8-inch iPhone XS, and the 6.5-inch iPhone XS Max. The 2020 iPhone lineup will comprise of a […]
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Cellebrite, for those unfamiliar, is an Israeli mobile security company who gained attention when it was revealed that they had managed to crack Apple’s iPhones, allowing them to gain access to the contents of the device without needing the passcode or biometric authentication from the owner of the device. Advertising It has been something of […]
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Apple CEO Tim Cook once again took shots at Silicon Valley tech companies in his Stanford commencement speech on Sunday. Although he didn’t mention them by name, Cook warned that they need to take responsibility for the “chaos” they create as a result of their innovations. “It feels a bit crazy that anyone should have […]
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