The iPHONE NEWS
Earlier this week, I wrote a piece about why I won’t switch from the iPhone to Android anytime soon. In fact, the odds are fairly good that I’ll never switch from iOS to Google’s mobile platform, even down the road in the future. When I discuss this …
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Out of the three, one iPhone model is expected to include a triple-lens rear camera. According to a research note by Jeff Pu, an analyst from Yuanta Securities, the alleged iPhone is scheduled for the second half of 2019. The new display will surely help …
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Apple engineers in stores may be able to resolve mysterious issues with Face ID by repairing the rear-facing camera and, if that fails, will be permitted to offer a full device replacement, an alleged internal company memo has revealed. The iPhone X uses …
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The 2018 iPhone lineup is gearing up to be an exciting one. After years of similar design language across the board, Apple changed things up with the iPhone X. With its new lineup of iPhones, Apple will completely drop the home button and adopt Face ID for …
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Apple is set to introduce a new security feature with the release of iOS 11.4 which is sure to anger law enforcement. It’s called USB Restricted Mode, and it performs one simple task. If an iOS device such as an iPhone or iPad is not unlocked for a week …
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When Google’s Android P rolls out this August, the operating system update will showcase the company’s major advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning, with features that surpass iOS 11 in some areas. On Tuesday during its I/O …
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Apple is beta testing the iOS 11.4 operating system, which will be made available for the select iPhones and iPads in the upcoming days. The iOS 11.4 will fix some of the bugs and improve the overall user experience of the iPhones and iPads and it is also …
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iPhone encryption popped back into the mainstream of attention … Security research firm Elcomsoft has posted its observations tracking one feature in the developer betas of iOS 11.3 and now 11.4 that has yet to go public: USB Restricted Mode.
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Four months to the launch of new iPhone models, Cupertino-based tech firm … WhatsApp after mutliple rumors finally rolloed out its standalone business app; WhatsApp Business app early this year in January. However, at the… On Friday 4th May, WAZIHUB …
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Apple is getting strict about notch support with an announcement that all apps submitted to the App Store after July … mandating support for the ‘notch’, the small dent in the top of the iPhone X’s screen that houses its front-facing camera and …
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In an update on its developer website, Apple announced that all iOS apps must use the iOS 11 SDK and support the … apps to include the notch rather than creating a black bar on the top of the screen to make it appear like a bezel. Starting July 2018 …
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it will result in a larger pool of apps which support the top notch on the smartphone. There have been reports about Apple considering to skip the notch in the future iPhones. However, the latest announcement appears to reiterate that the company is …
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Apple posted a note to developers this week saying that, soon, all new app updates in the iOS App Store must support both the iPhone X’s display—that is, the notch and the phone’s unique screen dimensions—and the iOS 11 SDK. The company will begin …
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Douyin has become the world most downloaded non-game app in the iOS App Store, according to market research company SensorTower. The short video app has been downloaded 45.8 million times from the App Store during the first three months of 2018 exceeding …
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Apple has reportedly started enforcing an App Store rule regarding location data more stringently. According 9to5mac, the tech giant has already removed a number of apps from the Store that share users’ location to third parties without their explicit consent.
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If you’ve purchased an app subscription on an Apple device before, you know how easy and seamless the process is. You tap purchase, authenticate via Touch or Face ID, and you’re done. That makes it easy to subscribe to various platforms or services …
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Thus far, we’ve seen several cases of Apple cracking down on these types of applications. The company informs developers via email that “upon re-evaluation,” their application is in violation of sections 5.1.1 and 5.1.2 of the App Store Review …
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