The iPHONE NEWS
No headphone jack? No problem—or at least, not a problem that can’t be fixed with a solid adapter. Apple caused a commotion after confirming that the iPhone 7 would only sport a Lightning port. This means that all your old headphones with a 3.5mm plug …
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If you don’t plan on getting the iPhone 8, you could get up to $400 off the iPhone 7 at T-Mobile. The company launched a two-part promotion for the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus Friday. Customers who trade in their iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s or …
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MacRumors has learned that Apple is introducing two all-new Apple Store positions named Lead and Schedule Planner. Apple today informed existing retail employees that applications open Monday, July 24, although it appears that select stores started …
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Hello iPhone users! We have a new #iPhone6 post for you today. This material discusses 8 more iPhone 6 issues and their respective solutions. We hope you’ll enjoy browsing them. If you are looking for solutions to your own #iOS issue, you can contact us …
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Let’s all face the truths that smartphones are expensive, somewhat delicate, and some of us who use them on a daily basis can put them through varying amounts of abuse. I happen to be one such user. I’m not particularly clumsy or careless with my …
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Apple’s clips app, which lets users create and easily edit shareable videos, has released an update that allows users to add animated Disney and Pixar characters to their videos. The app combines many of the popular features found on video sharing …
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Fact: Tablets are nothing without a rich selection of apps. Thankfully, iPads of every size, from the cute iPad mini to the XXL iPad Pro, can access Apple’s wonderful App Store to get a huge variety of software to suit any user. According to Apple, more …
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(That said, erasing the iPhone is also how a kid can get by your pre-set restrictions. Yeah, it’s not a foolproof scheme.) Next, restrict use of individual apps (block use of things like Safari, Camera, Siri, FaceTime, iTunes Store, making in-app purchases …
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Do you force close your apps when your iPhone’s battery is dying? Well, that won’t solve the problem, according to Apple blogger John Gruber. In a post Wednesday, Gruber noted that iOS doesn’t run like computer systems, which means double-clicking …
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More like Planet of the Naps. Ashley D’Arcy always dreamed of being on a reality TV show. But her job as a creative director for an app doesn’t frequently put her in front of a camera. D’Arcy’s dream was realized, however, when she and dozens of other app …
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FILE PHOTO: A customer views the new iPhone 7 smartphone inside an Apple Inc. store in Los Angeles Thomson Reuters SEOUL (Reuters) – South Korea’s LG Chem Ltd is slated to exclusively provide batteries for Apple’s iPhone 9 which is likely to be launched …
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Will Apple replace my Apple Watch if it gets smashed? Or would I be able to repair the screen myself? Just days after the wearable launched, heartbroken owners were posting images of broken Apple Watch online. Call it sod’s law or bad luck, but when you …
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Apple built the Apple Watch to coexist with your iPhone, and they’re a near-perfect pair if you want a connected device on your wrist. However, it’s not the only smartwatch out there for iPhone owners. The dearly departed Pebble watches are compatible …
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At WWDC 2017 on 5 June, Apple announced and demoed its new iOS 11 operating system for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. The OS won’t officially launch until autumn – probably September – but in the meantime, developers and even members of the public can try …
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Apple released a new version of its mobile platform, iOS 10.3.3, on Wednesday, fixing a couple of security issues. Sounds like business as usual, but one of the bugs squashed with this update was actually quite serious. The issue, first reported by …
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Apple issued security updates for all of its supported operating system platforms on July 19, including IOS 10.3.3, macOS 10.12.6, watchOS 3.2.3 and tvOS 10.2.2. The new set of releases comes two months after Apple last patched its operating systems in May.
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So, you know, just about everybody should update. The iOS 10.3.3 update addresses vulnerabilities with your Contacts, Messages, Notifications, Safari and other issues. One of the more potentially damaging exploits was hidden in the iPhone’s Wi-Fi chipset …
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