The newest smartwatch software for Apple Watch, bringing Apple Pay Cash to Apple iPhone and Apple Watch, GymKit working in TechnoGym locations and Fitbit updating the Ionic smartwatch are among the headlines in wearables this week. The Week in Wearables is …
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Why I stopped using the Apple Watch Series 3 (non-LTE) – User Review | GadFit
I had a lot of fun with the Apple Watch series 3 over the last 2 months but something just wasn’t right; I admired what it could do and disliked it for what it couldn’t. My love-hate relationship became apparent when I started spending copious amount …
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The war for wearables is over, and Apple won
since the company doesn’t publicize total Apple Watch sales — but the estimates still point to dominance in the wearables space, where smartwatches currently reign supreme. The Apple Watch’s success is certainly a result of the company’s status as one …
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Grab these Apple Watch bands in time for the holidays [Watch Store]
There are two weeks to get your holiday shopping (and timely delivery) on. Browse our picks for Apple Watch bands that are great to give and to receive. With Christmas only two weeks away, there’s still a few days to order that perfect Apple Watch band …
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Apple Watch: The war for wearables is over, and Apple won
“The Apple Watch conquered all comers and became the most important wearable in the world in 2017,” Brett Williams writes for Mashable. “The iPhone maker flexed its muscles to take over the young wearable space in a relatively short period.
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Apple Watch: Third Time’s the Charm
The Apple Watch has always been a three-pronged device: its main features are telling the time, tracking activity, and communicating. With the recent release of the Apple Watch 3, Apple has put the emphasis on communication, adding cellular features, so …
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iOS 9: Redefine Mobile Collaboration and Control
Share iOS 9: Redefine Mobile Collaboration and Control on Twitter Share iOS 9: Redefine Mobile Collaboration and Control on Facebook Share iOS 9: Redefine Mobile Collaboration and Control on LinkedIn Email Security Intelligence: iOS 9: Redefine Mobile …
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Tihmstar launches JailbreakMe 4.0 for 32-bit iOS 9.1-9.3.4 devices
If you happen to have a 32-bit iOS 9.1-9.3.4 device, then you might be thrilled to learn that there’s a new jailbreak in town that supports it. JailbreakMe 4.0 was released by iPhone hacker tihmstar on Tuesday, and it can jailbreak any iPhone …
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JailbreakMe 4.0 iOS 9 Jailbreak For 32-Bit Devices Released
The well-known iPhone hacker and jailbreak community member tihmstar has followed up a previous teasing video with the full release of JailbreakMe 4.0. Described as a “fun project,” the solution should, “in theory” allow anyone running a 32-bit …
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Apple’s new App Store guidelines could benefit messaging apps
This story was delivered to BI Intelligence Apps and Platforms Briefing subscribers. To learn more and subscribe, please click here. One of the provisions under Apple’s new App Store guidelines will go into effect for some companies on January 1 and …
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Apple delists third highest ranked finance app from store after it was reported to be ‘fake’
Popular digital wallet service provider myetherwallet.com has distanced itself from a fake cryptocurrency wallet app which was featuring on Apple Store. The app “MyEtherWallet” featuring on iOS store was ranked as high as the third most popular app …
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New Apple App Store Guidelines Will Impact SMBs Using DIY Tools
New Apple App Store guidelines state that apps created from “commercialized template or app generation services” will be rejected from inclusion in the App Store as of Jan. 1, 2018. According to a report by TechCrunch, template and DIY services, as …
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Apple Now Allows Users To Pre-Order Apps From The App Store
Apple has announced a new feature for the App Store that allows users to pre-order apps and have them downloaded automatically upon release. The new feature has only been introduced to developers, but pre-ordering from the Apple App Store should become …
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Apple’s App Store now lets you pre-order iOS apps and games before they launch
Apple has quietly allowed developers to make their apps available for pre-order. It’s a basic feature — as Android fanatics will point out — but nevertheless one that has been missing from the App Store. Upcoming apps will now be allowed to list in …
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‘Exciting plans in store’: Apple confirms Shazam acquisition
Apple has confirmed it has bought Shazam, the music app that can identify a song by hearing just a snippet of it. The acquisition boosts Apple’s position in the music world and advances its artificial intelligence efforts. Shazam, launched in 1999, claims …
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Apple deny reports that it is retiring the iTunes Music Store from 2019
Apple has denied reports suggesting that it is preparing to retire the iTunes Music Store as soon as 2019. Digital Music News recently reported that a “phase-out” is currently underway, which will complete by early 2019. Apple launched their own …
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Apple is ready to ditch the Mac
I know that Mac users do not want to see this reality, but the Mac is not a money maker. When you go into the Apple Store, you see the phone and the watches front and center, then the iPads, then the Mac. There was some talk a few years ago about iOS on …
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