Tonight on WSJDLive conference, Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the company will begin accepting preorders for the new Apple TV set-top box on Monday, 26 October, and will begin shipping at the end of next week.
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.
Apple has updated iWork app and moved it out of beta with a bunch of new features, including the ability to preview documents in mobile Safari and Android and more.
Apple announced low-cost pricing tier for Australian App Store allowing developers to choose Tier A and Tier B pricing option for paid apps and in-app purchases.
Apple was found liable of using a 1998 patent owned by University of Wisconsin in its A7, A8, and A8X processors included in the 2013 and 2014 iPhone and iPad lineup without getting proper permission.
Dropbox has announced that it is partnering with Adobe to bring support for Opening, Editing and Saving PDF files directly from the cloud, using Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat Reader apps.
Today, Facebook updated its iOS App with support for 3D touch feature found in Apple’s latest iPhones. With this new update installed, pressing the Facebook app icon firmly from the Home screen on the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus brings up a Quick Action menu showing three actions: Write Post, Upload Photo/Video, and Take Photo/Video.
iOS 9 comes with iCloud drive app, which allows you to view files stored in your iCloud Drive on iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and even Mac. However, Apple has made the iCloud Drive app to start hidden by default. Here is step-by-step guide to access the iCloud Drive app from the Home screen.
Some iOS 9 users are complaining in Apple discussion forums about having trouble in opening emails with attachments. It sounds like a small group of users are getting “Message not yet downloaded from server” error whenever they attempt to open an email message with an attachment.
Verizon announces that they are offering a new iPhone upgrade program, which allows customers to upgrade their iPhones annually. The catch is that to be eligible for this program customers just need to ensure that they have paid off at least half of the device’s retail cost.
We already reported that some iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus pre-order customers living in New York and Philadelphia will face delays in received their order, as Pope Francis plans to visit these cities on September 25. Now Apple is notifying its customers who live in these cities, about the potential delay in delivering their iPhones.
Apple has released iOS 9.0.1 update which addresses some minor issues that plagued the iOS 9 since its release. The iOS 9.0.1 update comes just one week after iOS 9 was released to the public.
Earlier this week, Chinese developers disclosed new iOS malware called XcodeGhost on microblogging service Sina Weibo. Yesterday, security research company Palo Alto, confirmed the same and revealed that a number of apps in the Apple App Store were infected by the malware.
Apple has updated its regional websites for Austria, Denmark and Ireland to announce that Apple Watch will go on sale on September 25 on these three countries.
Apple has started shipping first batch of iPhone 6S orders to their customers for the September 25 release date and many people are confirming this on Twitter.
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