Apple, Gadgets, Android, Microsoft
Today, Twitter announced a new update to its iPhone app, which will show “Promoted Accounts” as users you want to follow on your main timeline. In Twitter’s words, the update “will make it easier for users to track down new people to follow”.
Apple iPhone event is scheduled next week on September 9, and Apple has already started putting up decorations at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium.
On Friday, BlackBerry announced their acquisition of mobility services firm “Good Technology”, to strengthen its position in secure mobile enterprise solutions.
Mozilla has officially announced Firefox for iOS and have begun the roll out of their first public preview version of Firefox browser for iOS in New Zealand.
Apple has officially confirmed their plans to open their first Apple Store in Brussels, Belgium on September 19. The date is shown on the hoarding outside the new store, located on Avenue de la Toison d’Or (also known as Gulden Vlieslaan).
Today, the U.S. Patent Office has published a patent application from Apple, which is a design for a fuel cell system that can power a MacBook “for days or even weeks”.
According to The Insider, Apple may follow the footsteps of Netflix and create original TV content exclusive to its Apple TV subscribers. However, the report claims that Apple may wait quite a while before launching into its latest venture.
TalkingData, a Chinese Analytics Company, reports that they have estimated over 1 million Apple Watches to be in use in China. TalkingData has access to huge volumes of data as the apps it monitors include WeChat, which has more than half a billion active users.
A U.S district judge Lucy Koh has granted final approval to a $415 million settlement that ends a high profile lawsuit in which workers accused Apple, Google and two other Silicon Valley companies of conspiring to hold down salaries.
Today, a few leaked images of iPhone 6S Plus reveals the display and add some extra credibility to the rumors of Force Touch technology reaching both iPhones.
Today, the U.K. Cards Association has announced that it will be increasing the transaction limit to £30 for contactless payment services like Apple Pay.
According to a new report, a new iOS malware called KeyRaider has stolen around 225,000 Apple accounts from jailbroken iPhones.
Here is a walk-through for how to hide your deleted or unwanted books from showing in iBooks.
University of Oklahoma announced that it would begin accepting Apple Pay across the campus, making it the first university in the United States to embrace Apple Pay.
Apple Watch comes with a Stopwatch app built-in, here is a walk-through of how to use Stopwatch App in your Apple Watch.
A rumor claims that Apple wants to charge $40/month for its Apple TV subscriptions service, but the content providers believe that Apple’s pricing is too low.
According to a leaked support document from Apple, Apple TV and many other Apple devices will be marked obsolete a day before its September iPhone event.
In Apple vs Samsung lawsuit, Judge Lucy Koh barred Apple and Samsung from filing any more motions, briefs, or letters without permission from the court.
