The iPHONE NEWS
Samsung may soon not be the only supplier of OLED displays for Apple as the Cupertino-based tech company has reportedly invested $2.70 billion in LG for the production of OLED panels for its iPhones. According to a report in The Investor on Sunday, Apple …
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Apple itself has appeared to leak two new features for the iPhone 8 – 3D face-scanning tech, and a screen that covers almost the entire front face of the phone. As reported by TechRadar, app developers Steve Troughton-Smith and Guilherme Rambo found icons …
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More evidence has emerged that Apple’s next iPhone will have a new design and a feature that allows it to detect a user’s face. Some developers appear to have gotten hold of the firmware for Apple’s HomePod speaker before it was meant to be public.
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When Apple launched the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in China, back in 2014, they proved to be a huge success and an overall massive boost for the Cupertino, California, company. But the iPhones that followed, the iPhone 6s and 7 (as well as their 6s Plus …
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With each new iPhone 8 leak that we’ve seen so far, it becomes increasingly obvious that the hottest iPhone that Apple will launch this year will also feature a design unlike anything we’ve seen on previous models. The iPhone 8 will not have a physical …
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Apple’s recently-released firmware for its HomePod smart speaker contains several iPhone 8 design references, including the existence of infrared face detection in the BiometricKit framework, according to a report, by Mac Rumors. HomePod, which is …
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Another developer, Guilherme Rambo, found the codename for the iPhone 8 in the HomePod firmware. Apple released early firmware for the HomePod, which won’t be coming to the public before December. With well in excess of 140bn app downloads onto iPhones …
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[MUSIC] Apple may have leaked the next iPhone. We’ve seen lots and lots of reports on what the next iPhone will look like. However, this time, the newest details about the next iPhone have come from Apple itself. So Apple released the firmware for its …
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U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh, based in San Jose, Calif., ruled late on Friday that iPhone 4 and 4S users can pursue countrywide class action claims that Apple intentionally “broke” FaceTime to save money from routing calls through servers owned by Akamai …
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The creators of several Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) have criticised Apple’s decision to remove their products from its App Store in China. The BBC understands that as many as 60 VPNs were pulled over the weekend. Apple said it was legally required to …
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Apple could unveil its new iPhone 8 within a matter of weeks and there’s plenty for fans of this device to be excited about. The iPhone turned 10 this year and this milestone in its history means Apple is pulling out all the stops for its next generation …
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China has been cracking down on virtual private networks, which enable people to get around the country’s infamous internet filter dubbed the Great Firewall. Now, Apple is removing VPN apps from its China App Store. ExpressVPN said Saturday it received a …
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HONG KONG — China appears to have received help on Saturday from an unlikely source in its fight against tools that help users evade its Great Firewall of internet censorship: Apple. Software made by foreign companies to help users skirt the country’s …
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BEIJING (Reuters) – Apple Inc (AAPL.O) is removing virtual private network (VPN) services from its app store in China, VPN service providers said on Saturday, accusing the U.S. tech giant of bowing to pressure from Beijing to comply with stringent …
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The Chinese government’s crackdown on the internet continues with the news that Apple has removed all major VPN apps, which help internet users overcome the country’s censorship system, from the App Store in China. The move was first noted by …
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Services helping Chinese users circumvent the “Great Firewall of China” have been pulled from Apple’s Chinese App Store en masse. On Saturday morning, at least some software makers affected by the sweep received notification from Apple that their …
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Apple has removed virtual private network (VPN) apps from the Chinese App Store, apparently complying with a broader government crackdown on VPN technology. Developer ExpressVPN received a notification about its app’s removal early on Saturday, according …
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