You’ll Now Need an Apple ID to Check Your AppleCare Warranty Coverage

An important change is being rolled out by Apple right now, which will impact second-hand buyers of Apple products the most. Continue reading →

How to Speed Up a Slow iPhone

Is your iPhone slow? If you're facing performance issues with your iPhone, then here are some tips to speed up your slow iPhone. Continue reading →

Apple’s Internal Memo Clarifies iPhone 6 or Later Are Eligible For Battery Replacement Despite Passing Diagnostic Tests

Apple has issued a new internal memo for its retail stores where it clarifies that the discounted iPhone battery replacement program is available for the iPhone 6 and above even if it passes the company's diagnostic test. This means that even if your iPhone 6, iPhone 6s or iPhone 7's battery is able to hold at least 80 percent of its original capacity, the company will replace it for you.  Continue reading →

Is Apple’s Discounted iPhone Battery Replacement Program Available in India?

As announced earlier, Apple's discounted battery replacement program for the iPhone 6 and above is now available in India as well. Apple had initially announced that the program would be available for iPhone owners worldwide from late January but then announced late last week that it is making the program live effective immediately. Continue reading →

10 Tips to Prolong iPhone Battery Lifespan

After reading about Batterygate, you might be wondering what you can do to make sure your iPhone battery works for a longer time (which will, in turn, make sure your iPhone performance doesn't degrade). If your iPhone battery is already degraded, you can get a replacement from Apple for as little as $29. Follow the tips below to increase the battery lifespan of your iPhone. Continue reading →

Analysts Believe Apple Could Buy Netflix

Citi analysts Jim Suva and Asyia Merchant claim that Apple could possibly buy Netflix in 2018 instead of launching its own video subscription service by taking advantage of President Donald Trump's recent cut in corporate tax. Continue reading →

How to Avoid iPhone X OLED Screen Burn-in Problems

iPhone X is the first iPhone to have an OLED screen, which Apple calls Super Retina Display. While this brings amazing brightness levels, the ability to ditch the bezels and amazing color reproduction, it does expose the iPhone X to image retention issues. Image retention (or burn-in) is an issue inherent in OLED display technology. Continue reading →