Apple alongside iPhone 6s launched the new iPhone 6s Plus at its ‘Hey Siri’ Keynote today. The iPhone 6s Plus retains the 5.5-inch Retina display from iPhone 6 Plus, but uses a new 3D Touch technology and the glass on top is more toughened which Apple claims to be the “strongest glass cover” for an iPhone till date. Continue reading “Apple iPhone 6s Plus with 5.5-inch 3D Touch display, 64-bit A9 SoC, 4K video camera announced”
Apple is beefing up its hiring efforts in artificial intelligence and machine learning, according to a latest report from Reuters. The company is going on a recruiting spree and trying to hire at least 86 more employees from these two fields.
While a refreshed iPhone is guaranteed at the Apple event scheduled for 9th September, it is believed that Cupertino will have a lot more lined up. The much anticipated, iPad Pro might be one of the devices that will finally be revealed at the event. Continue reading “iPad Pro with 12.9 inch screen might run apps side-by-side”
Remember the time when Samsung’s smart wearables would work only with Samsung handsets? We certainly do and welcome the new direction that the Korean company has adopted. With the launch of the Gear S2, Samsung is beginning to take serious efforts towards making the device more accessible for prospective buyers. Continue reading “Samsung looking at bringing iPhone support for the Gear S2 smartwatch”
Apple has partnered with Cisco to make it easier for business to use iPhones and iPads. The latest partnership will create a fast lane for iOS business users by optimizing Cisco networks for iOS devices and apps.
Continue reading “Apple and Cisco team up to push iOS in enterprise business”
Apple has become the second largest wearable maker in the world, according to a latest report from IDC. The company sold 3.6 million Apple Watches in the second quarter of 2015 just 0.8 million units behind Fitbit which maintained the top spot with 4.4 million units.
Continue reading “Apple grabs No. 2 spot in global wearables market, Fitbit maintains lead: Report”
Evernote debuted Evernote Food two years ago in order to spread the universal love for food. Users could make clippings of recipes and take photos of food. However, since then, Evernote apps and Evernote Web clipper have evolved and are now both capable of performing the same functions. Thus they have decided to end support for all Evernote Food apps.
Continue reading “Evernote to shutdown support for Evernote Food applications”
We hope that by now you have seen the list of Ten New Features on Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Today, we have compiled a list of 5 features that was introduced on Android Marshmallow but was already available on iOS devices prior to that.
Continue reading “5 New Features of Android 6.0 Marshmallow that iOS already has”
More information about features of the iPad Pro have surfaced. A fresh report from Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that the speculated tablet will come with a Force Touch enabled stylus.
Continue reading “Apple iPad Pro tipped to feature Force Touch enabled stylus”
A new survey from MusicWatch has revealed that 48% of Apple Music users that have been using the serivce as a free trial, have stopped using it.
Apple’s next event is lined up for 9th September and it looks like we might finally get a glimpse of the next generation Apple TV. A device that has long been in need for a refresh, the next generation variant will run an iOS 9 core which will facilitate some much needed improvements. Continue reading “New Apple TV to pack iOS 9 core, Expected in September”
Apple has released iOS 8.4.1 update that fixes bugs with Apple Music and the revamped Music app. The maintenance update includes several issue fixes for Apple Music and Beats 1.
Continue reading “Apple releases iOS 8.4.1 to bring improvements to Apple Music”
Google has introduced a new feature for Google Maps on iOS. The new feature is called Night Mode and it will make navigation a whole lot less strenuous on the eyes when people are driving at night or when its dark.
Continue reading “Google Maps for iOS receives new Night Mode feature”
A new listing has popped up on Apple’s website that gives us an insight on the company’s plans to expand to the Android territory as well. The job listing states “looking for engineers to help Apple bring exciting new mobile products to the Android platform.”
New research has revealed that hack into Android phones in order steal fingerprints on a large scale so our fingerprints might not be as safe as we think they are.
