Apple launched the 4-inch iPhone SE in India last week which starts at Rs.39,000. Now, the company is introducing a new offer to lure Indian customers, especially corporate users to buy its newly launched iPhone SE. Continue reading “Apple debuts iPhone SE corporate leasing offer for Rs. 999 per month for 2 years”
The Delhi High Court had ordered Apple not to use the name ‘SplitView’ in any of its products or services in India. However, it turns out that Apple has got some relief from Delhi HC’s orders.
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This week we went to Beijing to bring you the Meizu’s latest budget offering the m3 note.The smartphone will be made available in China from April 11th and will launch in India next month. Continue reading “Weekly Roundup: Meizu m3 note, Apple iPhone SE, Microsoft Lumia 650 Dual-SIM and more”
According to Telecom Minister, Ravi Shankar Prasad, Apple is exploring investment options in India. The move comes from the company as it strives to pave its way into the Indian smartphone market which is driven by budget device. Continue reading “Apple evaluating investment options in India, says Ravi Shankar Prasad”
IHS teardown has revealed the manufacturing cost of Apple’s latest iPhone SE. According to the research firm, the iPhone SE costs Apple only about $160 to build and assemble.
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Apple had introduced a new Smart Connector with the iPad Pro and it looks like it could get an update to support multiple connections at once. Continue reading “Apple receives patents for stackable magnetic connector”
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The Apple-FBI legal battle is over after months of court motions and hearings. The Department of Justice (DoJ) has dropped its case against Apple as the FBI has unlocked San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone. Continue reading “FBI gains access to locked iPhone, withdraws case against Apple”
Apple launched the 4-inch iPhone SE last week and it looks like it is a big hit in China. According to a new report from CNBC, Apple has received more than 3.4M pre-orders for the iPhone SE via retailers in China. Continue reading “Apple iPhone SE pre-orders reportedly hit 3.4 million in China”
Check out the new FoneArena Daily video that gives you a quick roundup of today’s technology news. Continue reading “Xiaomi Mi 5 India launch set for this week, HTC 10 live images surface – FoneArena Daily”
Apple has big plans for the iPhone design in 2017, according to new report from KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo (Via). The company is said to release next year’s iPhone with curved panels on the front and back with metal on the sides. Continue reading “Apple tipped to release iPhone with 5.8-inch curved AMOLED display in 2017”
This week, as expected, Apple announced its new 4-inch iPhone with model name ‘SE’ – consider it as the ‘special edition’ or an ‘enhanced’ version of the existing iPhone 5s. Continue reading “Weekly Roundup: Apple iPhone SE, iPad Pro 9.7, new Watch bands, Xiaomi’s new Mi TV and more”
At the beginning of this week, Apple announced new iPhone SE and smaller iPad Pro. It also released the iOS 9.3 with Night Shift and other features. However, some iPhone and iPad owners saw their devices bricked after updating to the recently released iOS 9.3 firmware. Continue reading “Apple releases new iOS 9.3 build to fix activation bug on iPad 2”
The US Department of Justice said that it does not need Apple’s help anymore to hack the San Bernardino attacker’s iPhone. The body requested a motion to cancel a Tuesday hearing on whether a federal court order could force Apple to help it open the phone, which is encrypted.
Continue reading “FBI says it has found a way to unlock iPhone, backs off Apple”
Apple has released tvOS 9.2 update with a number of features and improvements. One of the many key additions to the update is the Siri Remote is getting voice dictations which will allow users to speak in order to search the App Store or enter your passwords instead of using the remote.
