Author: Haridas Gowra
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Alleged Photo Of Apple iPhone 7 Plus Leaked. Shows Dual Camera And Smart Connector
An alleged photo of iPhone 7 Plus the larger sibling of iPhone 7 was leaked all over internet. The leaked photo shows the rearranged antenna lines, along with Smart Connector.
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Apple News Gets Sponsored Content That Look Like Normal Articles
According to a recent support document published by Apple, the company is planning to monetize its Apple News service for iOS by allowing ads that resemble normal articles.
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Apple iPhone 7 Chassis Render Leaked, Showing Rearranged Antenna Lines
A recent leak shows renders of Apple iPhone 7 chassis, with a cleaner look and rearranged antenna lines. The iPhone 7 series is rumored to have similar design to the 6 series with some minor ergonomic tweaks here and there.
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Appeals Court Overturns Apple’s $120 Million Patent Win Against Samsung
The US Court of Appeals has overturned a 2014 verdict of a California federal court that awarded Apple $119.6 million in damage in a patent case against Samsung.
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Apple Files Its Response To Court Order. Refuses FBI Request To Create ‘GovtOS’
Apple filed a motion asking a judge to dismiss a court order requiring the company to unlock the San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone at the FBI’s request.
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San Bernardino Shooter’s iPhone 5c Apple ID Password Was Changed While In Government Possession
Apple executives revealed that the Apple ID password linked to the iPhone 5c belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooter was changed within 24 hours of the government taking possession of the phone.
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Department Of Justice Calls Apple’s Refusal To FBI Request As Marketing Strategy
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has escalated its fight with Apple by filing a new motion to force Apple to comply with the court order to help FBI unlock the iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino attackers.
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Apple Announces A Newer Cheaper Trade-In Program
Apple announced a new trade-in program called “Trade up with Installments” that allows eligible iPhone customers to upgrade to an iPhone 6s
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Google, Facebook And Twitter Announce Support For Apple In Backdoor Dispute With FBI
Today, both Facebook and Twitter has announced that they will support Apple in opposing a government order that would require it to provide backdoor access to FBI in its iOS devices.
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Apple Is Planning To Release New Remote App For iPhone. Will Have All Features Of Apple TV Remote
Apple is planning to launch a new Remote app for Apple TV 4 that will have all the capabilities of the Siri Remote or Apple TV Remote that ships with the device.
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Apple Admits Issue With iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus Battery Indicator
Apple has finally admitted that there is an issue with the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus that causes the battery percentage indicator in the status bar not to update as the battery itself drains.
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iOS 9.3 Beta Brings Redesigned Popup Alert In Safari
Apple iOS 9.3 beta brings redesigned popup alert dialog box that seems to be available only inside mobile Safari.
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Apple Denies Making A Tool To Switch From iOS To Android
Apple denied earlier rumors in a official statement that that they are not working on a tool to switch from iOS to Android.
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Apple Music Reaches 10 Million Subscribers
According to a recent report, Apple Music has reached 10 million subscribers in just 6 months.
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Peach Is A New Social Network App From The Founder Of Vine
Peach is a free app on iOS that lets you post updates, photos, GIFs, videos, links, weather, location, and more to your friends like Twitter.
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Microsoft Reduces Free OneDrive Storage And Ends Unlimited Storage Option For Office 365 Users
Microsoft announces that it is making changes to its OneDrive cloud storage service including reduced the free storage and removing unlimited storage option for Office 365 subscribers.
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Apple Brings “Find My Friends” To iCloud.com
Apple has updated its iCloud website by adding “Find My Friends” web service to it. This move allows users to access the service from any mobile device or from a Windows PC.
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Apple Ordered To Pay $234 Million In Damage To University Of Wisconsin
Court has ordered Apple to pay the University of Wisconsin $234 million in damages for using its patent without proper permission to improve chip efficiency.
