It has been rumored for quite some time that Apple is planning on switching to mini-LED display technology (from LCD in some products, and from OLED in others) for its products at some point in the future. And now one analyst believes that could start in 2020.
T-Mobile USA today announced it's switched on its 5G network which it claims covers more than 200 million people and more than 5,000 cities and towns all across the United States.
When it comes to the smartphone market, Intel has not had the easiest of years. And before 2019 wraps up, it has officially closed the book on its smartphone modem business.
Apple is predicted to release as many as four smartphone models next year, including two iPhones featuring a 6.1-inch screen, according to JP Morgan.
When Tomasz Schafernaker was presenting the weather during a live broadcast on BBC last Thursday and describing snowy conditions in parts of the U.S. Midwest, Siri on his Apple Watch hilariously chimed in to say that there was no snow in the forecast whatsoever.
Shaky footage or rolling shutter effects can ruin an otherwise great video. But don’t fret, because we’ll show you how to fix shaky video and correct rolling shutter issues in iMovie on Mac so you can transform that jittery footage into a smooth and professional-looking video in no time.
You no longer have to use Touch ID, Face ID or passcode authentication at the turnstile when traveling the London Underground because the handy Express Transit feature is now officially enabled and available to Apple Pay customers in London.
Cyber Monday is usurping Black Friday as the biggest shopping day in the country, and it's easy to see why. Instead of waiting in crowded lines outside in the cold, Cyber Monday offers the convenience of leisurely scrolling through deals and letting your purchases come to you. The only downside is that similar to digging through the bins on Black Friday, it's sometimes hard to separate the good stuff from the fluff. These eight deals are the cream of the crop, so you don't have to tire your scroll finger to find them.
December 1st is World AIDS Day, an annual event marked by the World Health Organization (WHO) dedicated to raising awareness of the AIDS pandemic. Apple CEO Tim Cook noted the event with a post to Twitter acknowledging Apple's long-time partnership with the Product(RED) brand, now in its 13th year, to raise money to fight AIDS in Africa. Cook said that Apple's efforts have raised $220 million to date.
We have the good fortune of kicking off December 1 on a Sunday! That means, brand new photo quality images for our Wallpapers of the Week collection! Although it is just the start of the colder season. Consequently, these wallpapers are more fall to winter transitional wallpapers. Our winter wallpapers for iPhone are just getting started.
In this week's Editor's Desk roundup: Supply line news out of Asia suggests that Apple is anticipating a big 2020. News of increased iPhone manufacturing projections and some interesting info on the AirPods front too. Finally, some ruminations on the end of Jony Ive's tenure at Apple.
If you’ve been testing the checkra1n public beta jailbreak on any of your iOS devices since the tool’s availability for public testing made headlines almost three weeks ago, then you’ve unquestionably noticed the sudden stall in frequent tool updates.
As it would seem, the checkra1n team has been hard at work in crunching bugs and improving the jailbreak’s stability, and that brings us to the latest update. Checkra1n team member Luca Todesco took to Twitter Sunday morning to announce the availability of checkra1n v.0.9.6, the latest in a long line of public beta releases for avid jailbreakers who wish to take advantage of the powerful checkm8 bootrom exploit: