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Thursday, November 30, 2017
iPhone X Shipping Estimates Improve to 1 Week in the U.S.
Just a week after the iPhone X shipping times improved to 1-2 weeks in the United States and Europe, Apple has once again revised the shipping estimate of the handset to only a week. This means that if you order an iPhone X today, it will be in your hands by the end of the week. 
Stay Connected With the MIM Hybrid Smart Watch [Deals Hub]
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Are you still struggling to commit to a smartwatch? Then maybe you just haven't found the right one for you yet. Enter MIM Hybrid Smart Watch, the perfect option for any person who wants to thread the needle between classic watch and modern connectivity. You can get it on sale now in the iPhone Hacks Deals Hub. Vine Co-Founder Says he is Going to Work on a Follow-Up to the Popular App
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Back in October of last year, it was announced that Twitter would be shutting down the popular video-sharing app, Vine. Taylor Swift’s Album ‘Reputation’ Rolling Out to Spotify and Apple Music
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Back at the beginning of the month, it was reported that Taylor Swift's newest album, entitled "Reputation," would not be launching on Apple Music or Spotify in tandem with the physical media (and exclusive digital download) launch. Google Maps Now Supports the iPhone X
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It didn't happen right away, but sometimes better late than never is just the way to go. For Google Maps users out there with an iPhone X, the wait is over. iPhone X TrueDepth Camera and Face ID Still Raising Some Privacy Concerns for Some
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Apple went all-in with a brand new biometric security measure for the iPhone X, adopting the TrueDepth camera system and launching Face ID to secure a device. Amazon Prime Video Apple TV App Currently in Testing by Amazon Employees
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Back in June of this year, Apple didn't have a lot to announce in terms of software changes for the Apple TV. But it did announce the impending arrival of the Amazon Prime Video app for the set-top box. Another Apple Patent Details Using the Apple Pencil With an iPhone
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The Apple Pencil is one of the more popular accessories for the iPad Pro, and there are some who want to bring that functionality to the iPhone lineup, too. Apple Pay Gains Support for More Than 35 New Banks in the U.S.
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Apple Pay has to get support from banks for it to be any kind of use for users, and thankfully adoption continues in large chunks as the cracks are filled in. Microsoft Edge for iOS Now Available on App Store
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A month after initially making a beta version of Edge browser available for iOS, Microsoft has released the stable version of the browser on the App Store. Apple Stores to Turn Their Logos Red for World AIDS Day
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To show their support for World AIDS Day, over 400 Apple retail stores across the world will turn their logos red for next week. Additionally, Apple also announced that for every Apple Pay transaction made at a retail location, in-app or online, it would make a $1 donation to the Global Fund. Apple Designing Own Power Management Chips for Use in 2018 iPhones
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After designing its own CPUs and GPUs, Apple is now reportedly designing it sown power management chips for use in 2018 iPhones. With this move, Apple wants to cut down on its dependence on Dialog Semiconductor while also boosting the chip capabilities according to its needs. Google Slapped with Lawsuit in the UK Over Shady Tracking of Safari Users Between 2011-12
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A lawsuit has been filed in the London High Court against Google for allegedly tracking Safari users by exploiting a loophole in the browser. Safari blocks all cookies by default. However, Google managed to circumvent Safari and make it seem like an invisible form was filled, allowing the browser to store the cookies on a user's iPhone. This appears to be in violation of the U.K. Data Protection Act.
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