While Apple's QA testing averted the company from shipping any Apple Watch unit with a defective Taptic Engine, it did seem to have slipped by another issue. Continue reading
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Thursday, April 30, 2015
Apple Store app updated to support Apple Watch
The Apple Watch recently started arriving on people's doorsteps, and now for anyone that might want to buy even more stuff fro the Apple Store, the wrist is an option. Continue reading
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Ford won’t give up control of the dashboard, even as it embraces Apple CarPlay
Ford has been listed as one of the launch partners for Apple's CarPlay for quite some time, but it looks like the relationship between the companies may result in some interesting results. Continue reading
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Some Apple Watch owners experiencing issues with the band not locking
The Apple Watch, while a high-profile and technically advanced product, is still just a first generation device. Continue reading
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Top 5 Reasons to Jailbreak Apple Watch
Apple Watch finally went on sale last week. Apple's first foray into the wearable world reminds me a lot of the iPhone. It is revolutionary and easily the best smartwatch in the market, but it has some limitations. Continue reading
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Apple sign-ups for developers to test out new app analytics now live
In early February of 2014, Apple acquired the company behind TestFlight, which allows developers to bring in outside individuals to test out apps, but it also announced a new app analytics feature at the same time, too. Continue reading
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Someone decided to shoot an Apple Watch with a .50-caliber round
Earlier this week, we got to find out whether or not an Apple Watch will blend. Spoiler alert: it will. So, what's left? Continue reading
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Some Apple Watch orders are shipping faster than expected
For those that pre-ordered the Apple Watch on April 10, it's been a long wait. For others, though, not so much. Continue reading
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Apple Watch Sport component costs reportedly set at $83.70
Recently, Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, declared that component cost breakdowns for Apple products are notoriously inaccurate. But, that hasn't stopped another one from cropping up. Continue reading
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Developers chime in about Microsoft embracing iOS apps for Windows 10
On April 29, Microsoft kickstarted its BUILD 2015 conference, where the company outlined how developers, and the things they create, will propel Microsoft (and developers) into the future. Continue reading
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Apple TV shipping estimates slip to 1-2 weeks ahead of rumored new model
Right now, the Apple TV is available for only $69.99, which led many to believe that the rumors of an impending refresh is indeed on the way. Continue reading
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Amazon Instant Video updated to support HD, streaming over cellular
Amazon's Instant Video app has been one of the more popular video apps in the App Store, especially for Amazon Prime subscribers. Continue reading
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Teardown of Apple Watch’s S1 chip verifies 512MB of RAM
The Apple Watch, like the iPhone and iPad lineup with their A-series chips, is running a customized Apple chip under the hood, and it's called the S1. Continue reading
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The Satechi Aluminum 4-Port USB Clamp Hub is on Sale for Just $19.99
What happens behind your computer monitor when you aren't looking? Who knows. Nothing good, we bet. You don't want to dig around behind there in search of a USB port. Not when you can have them easily accessible at all times with the Premium Aluminum 4-Port Clamp USB. Get it on sale in the iPhone Hacks Deals Hub. Continue reading
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iPad continues to remain the most popular tablet despite declining sales in Q1, 2015
Despite the sales of iPad slowing down, Apple remains the world's largest tablet vendor in the world. According to the data compiled by IDC, the overall tablet market in itself is seeing a decline in sales, with the market shrinking by 5.9 percent in Q1, 2015. Continue reading
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Even more Apple Watch tips and tricks you should know
The more we use the Apple Watch, the more helpful tips and tricks we discover that'll supercharge your use of the wearable device. We've already covered nine tips in an earlier post, and now we are back again with even more useful tricks for using your Apple Watch. Continue reading
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Apple, IBM and Japan Group to deliver iPads to elderly to connect them to their family and health care services
Apple has just announced that it is partnering with Japan Post Group in a "first-of-its-kind initiative" to improve the quality of life of elderly Japanese people. Apple and IBM will be delivering iPads with apps tailor made by the latter to connect elders with health care services and their families. Continue reading
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Apple Maps gains Flyover locations for 20 new destinations
Apple has updated its Apple Maps data to add 20 new Flyover locations. The new Flyover locations are spread throughout the world, including United States, Australia, France, Ireland and Spain. Continue reading
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Apple did not ship any Apple Watch with a faulty Taptic Engine to customers
According to a report from Re/Code, Apple found a major issue with the Taptic Engine it uses on the Apple Watch right before shipping them to its customers. Continue reading
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Apple patent hints at future iPhones with two rear-facing cameras
We've seen smartphones with two rear-facing cameras before; last year's HTC One M8 is the first that springs to mind, and the company's old Evo 3D used two sensors for snapping 3D images. According to a new Apple patent, future iPhones could get them, too, to bring you better photos. Continue reading
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Apple’s TV streaming service is coming, Time Warner CEO says
Analysts and sources familiar with Apple's plans have been promising us a new TV streaming service for over a year, and they're not the only ones who think it's on the way. Time Warner CEO Jeffrey Bewkes is also "pretty confident" the Cupertino company has a brand new TV service up its sleeve. Continue reading
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Tattoo expert explains why Apple Watch doesn’t work well with ink
Dark tattoos and Apple Watch don't mix. Many early adopters have found that key features do not work when Apple's new wearable is worn over tattoos, and it hasn't been completely clear why that is. Now a health technology expert is helping us understand. Continue reading
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Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Apple reportedly poaches four key producers from BBC Radio 1 for its upcoming music streaming service
According to a report from Music Business Worldwide (MBW), Apple has hired four producers from BBC Radio 1 for its upcoming music streaming service. Continue reading
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Download the best deals on apps and games for a limited time (April 29)
We have some great apps for you today that are discounted for a short duration in the App Store, including Star Wars®: Knights of the Old Republic™, Star Defender 4 and more. Some deals may expire quickly, so grab them while you can. Continue reading
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The new MacBook impressed me, but that might not be enough
Despite the fact that the new 12-inch MacBook is a device that's missing ports and could probably use some more battery life, it's a portable that Apple can't seem to make enough of. Continue reading
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