The iPHONE NEWS
Last month, after Apple introduced their new sixth-generation iPad, last year’s model hit the online refurbished store at a cheaper price than before, priced at $319 CAD. Those initial models quickly sold out, and if you missed out on the sale …
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It is certainly a rare thing to see an iPhone 7 and iPhone 6s discounted but keep in mind that these come with limited time offers only. If you can spare an hour or two, plus some cash, then you can become the proud owner of an iPhone 6s or iPhone 7.
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It’s no secret that Apple Stores have struggled to keep up with demand for iPhone battery replacements, and it appears the company is trying a new strategy to reduce repair times for customers with affected iPhones. 9to5Mac has heard from multiple Apple …
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Apple’s iPhone X is not only the most impressive iPhone Apple has ever made, it’s also the most controversial. It’s a completely reimagining of the iPhone, and much of what users have grown accustomed to over the years has changed. Of course, it goes …
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Looking forward to the iOS 11.3 update on your iPhone? Well hold on there just a moment, because if you’ve had your iPhone display replaced by anyone other than Apple, you could be in for a world of bother once the update goes through. According to …
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When Apple Watch Series 3 and other Apple Watch owners update to the new watchOS 5 upgrade for their gadgets, they may find some of the apps they’ve installed have no functionality. This is based on speculation from the latest beta of the watchOS which …
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Apple Store employees will celebrate Earth Day by again wearing green shirts instead of traditional navy blue for the next few weeks. Apple’s retail chief Angela Ahrendts with employees ahead of Earth Day in 2017
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Apple is refreshing its iPhone 8 and 8 Plus lineup with the launch of its Special Edition (PRODUCT)RED devices. These new-look smartphones go on sale tomorrow and include a glass and aluminium design, Retina HD display, A11 Bionic processor and upgraded …
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Apple will begin shutting down iTunes Store music downloads on March 31, 2019. That’s according to industry insiders who claim a phase-out of the service may help the firm keep up with a subscription-based streaming platforms such as Spotify. The news …
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Apple’s HomePod smart speaker is too expensive, its functions are too limited, and it launched too late for the Christmas/holiday season, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports, and that’s why few people are buying it. Some store locations sell as few as 10 …
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Google Play Store appear to be winning the favourite app store contest, as the amount of apps released in the Apple App Store fell for the first time in 2017. A new data released by Appfigures showed that both Apple’s App Store and Google Play Store were …
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After a multi-month delay, Apple’s HomePod finally hit store shelves in early February to generally rave reviews. It’s worth noting that Apple, in the weeks and months preceding the HomePod release, made a point of noting that its main objective with …
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The “luxury sleep company” will open its first Texas store April 21. Plenty of Austinites have already been shopping online for mattresses and bedding accessories at Amerisleep. Amerisleep, which calls itself the “the Apple Store for sleep,” is …
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On Monday, Apple surprised everyone when it announced the all-new (PRODUCT)RED iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus handsets that are set to hit all major carriers on Friday. Last year’s (PRODUCT)RED iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus were introduced on March 21, 2017 and …
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With the new 9.7-inch iPad, the Apple Pencil at last comes to the masses. Apple’s recent push to get its scrappy tablet back in schools means you no longer how to shell out mountains of cash if you want to use the iPad like a digital legal pad, and that …
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The smartphone/tablet app market continues to grow steadily, showing no signs of slowing down. Users are spending more money on apps as well. The global app market is showing no signs of slowing down, with sales increasing 10% over the last year to reach a …
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Apple today reminded developers about upcoming changes being made to the Mac App Store. Starting on June 1, all new app updates submitted to the Mac App Store must support 64-bit. Apple already requires new apps submitted to the Mac App Store to offer 64 …
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