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After providing details about its record-breaking quarter, Apple's CEO Tim Cook also talked about the company's various services and products including Apple Music. When asked about creating original TV content for Apple Music subscribers as reports have pointed out, the CEO said that Apple has put its "toe in the water" doing some content for Apple Music. 
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Apple Putting a ‘Toe in the Water’ By Testing Original TV Content for Apple Music
Tim Cook Talks About Apple’s Billion Dollar Lawsuit Against Qualcomm
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During its quarterly earnings call, Apple's Tim Cook was pressed to speak about the company's billion dollar lawsuit against Qualcomm. The CEO said that he hates litigation and sees it as a last resort, with the company preferring to settle matters outside of court. 
Apple’s Services revenue climbs 18% due to strong App Store performance
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Apple reported record earnings for the first fiscal quarter of 2107, but the shining star in the company's portfolio was the services category which grew an impressive 18 percent year over year and 13 percent higher than last quarter. This explosive growth was fueled primarily by strong App Store performance. 
Apple Watch breaks new ground with record revenue in Q1 2017
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Apple's Watch wearable was popular this holiday season, confirmed CEO Tim Cook during the company's Q1 2017 earnings conference call. Cook said that demand for the Apple Watch was "so strong" that Apple "couldn't make enough" of the wearable during the end-of-the-year gift-giving months. Apple doesn't break out Watch sales in its earnings report, but Cook did confirm the Apple Watch set all time unit and revenue records in the quarter. 
Navigate Without Distraction With this Glass Heads-Up Navigation Display [Deals Hub]
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Driving with distractions is never a good idea. Get all the navigational help you need without ever taking your eyes off the road with the HUDWAY Glass Heads-Up Navigation Display, on sale now from the iPhone Hacks Deals Hub. 
iPhone 7 is the most popular “Plus” model Apple has produced
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Apple CEO Tim Cook today confirmed that the new 5.5-inch iPhone 7 Plus is the most popular "Plus" iPhone model that Apple has ever sold, edging out its predecessors the iPhone 6 Plus and iPhone 6s Plus. 
Apple Announces Q1 2017 Revenue of $78.4 Billion With 78.3m iPhones, 13m iPads, and 5.3m Macs
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The holiday shopping season is typically a strong one for Apple, so it's expected that the first quarter earnings report of 2017 will be a positive one. 
Google Makes Chrome Open Source for iOS
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The Chromium Project has meant that Chrome for Desktop has been open source for quite some time, with an Android version launched in 2015. 
iOS 10.3 Beta Hints Apple Will Drop Support for Legacy Apps in iOS 11
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The iOS 10.3 beta has been available for a bit now, but new discoveries are still starting to surface ahead of its public launch. 
Super Mario Run Update Adds New ‘Easy Mode’; Game Generates $56 Million in Revenue for Nintendo
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Nintendo today rolled out a new update for Super Mario Run that among other things added support for a new "Easy mode" to the game. As its name suggests, the game mode makes the game easier to play by removing the time limit and offers unlimited lives and bubbles. 
Apple Granted Two New Patents Pertaining to AR and VR
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Apple has been freshly granted a couple of patents which talk about augmented reality and virtual reality applications on devices. 
Monday, January 30, 2017
Yalu Jailbreak Updated to Beta 7 to Support iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini 4
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A few days back, the Yalu jailbreak for iOS 10.2 was updated to beta 6 to support most 64-bit devices except iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and iPad Air. The jailbreak also wasn't working properly with iPad Mini 4. 
Apple Stops Signing iOS 10.2.1, Downgrading or Saving .SHSH2 blobs No Longer Possible
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Following the release of iOS 10.2.1, Apple has stopped signing iOS 10.2 firmware files thereby making it impossible for iPhone and iPad owners to downgrade to it. 
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