The Logitech Crayon for iPad is coming to an Apple Store near you. First introduced for the educational market in May, the stylus is launching for everyone else on Wednesday, Sept. 12.
Logitech Crayon for iPad arrives next week at Apple stores
Beats by Dr. Dre and NBA unveil global marketing and merchandising partnership
The Apple-owned headphone brand Beats by Dr. Dre yesterday announced a global marketing and merchandising partnership with the National Basketball Association (NBA).
AutoAnswer X brings advanced automatic call-taking features to jailbroken iOS 11 handsets
Depending on how often you take FaceTime or Phone calls on your iPhone, you might find it handy to have your handset automatically accept incoming calls from specific people under specific circumstances.
You can configure your iPhone to answer phone calls automatically if you have iOS 11, but a jailbreak tweak called AutoAnswer X (iOS 11) by iOS developer Elias Limneos provides a better long-term solution with more features and configuration than you could ever dream of receiving in an official iOS update from Apple.
This tweak breaks down cellular data usage from uninstalled apps
Unlimited data plans are everywhere these days, but a significant percentage of the population still uses capped plans. Anyone in the latter category likely pays closer attention to their monthly data usage than unlimited users do. But in any case, iOS’ native cellular data monitoring system leaves a lot to be desired.
Fortunately, a new free jailbreak tweak called ShowGoneCellularData by iOS developer Kevin Muller can help. This tweak compels iOS to display detailed cellular data usage stats for apps you’ve previously removed.
Apple’s prepping to release 6.1-inch iPhone XI, according to site
French site Mobile24 published a listing of iPhone accessories. On this page, it calls the upcoming 6.1-inch LCD iPhone, the iPhone XI. This comes just days after another site, 9to5Mac, said Apple's 5.8-inch and 6.5-inch OLED iPhone models will be called the iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max, respectively.
Apple Watch series 4 resolution pegged at 384×480 (sharper than original iPhone)
Just days ago, 9to5Mac published what it called the first official marketing image for the next Apple Watch. Today, the site says it has figured out the "probable screen resolution" for the 42mm version of the new device. Not surprisingly, it appears the resolution on this year's model is going to improve.
The best clock apps for Apple TV
There are a lot of ways to use your Apple TV. From watching movies to playing games to learning a new skill, apps are plentiful per your interest. But, when your Apple TV is sitting idle, a clock is both a useful and attractive display.
If you’re in the market, here are some of the best clock apps for Apple TV.
MFi licensed USB-C to Lightning cables from third parties may be coming soon
Apple may have finally changed its stance on having third-parties design, manufacture and sell USB-C to Lightning cables. According to sources, the Cupertino technology giant is said to soon permit other vendors to produce Made for iOS (MFi) certified USB-C to Lightning cables.
iPhone Xs Max could be the name for Apple’s new 6.5-inch OLED handset
Last week, 9to5Mac published what it claimed was the first official image of this year's two upcoming OLED iPhones. At the time, the site said the long-rumored 5.8-inch and 6.5-inch models would be called iPhone Xs. Today, Sept. 5, 9to5Mac says the larger of these two models will likely be named the iPhone Xs Max.
By 2025, Apple’s original video streaming business could equal Netflix
At last count, Apple has over 20 original video streaming projects in development. Despite this, the iPhone maker has yet to announce how it plans on distributing these shows or when they will begin rolling out to the public. Even without knowing this information, a team from Morgan Stanley suggests Apple's foray into video production could prove successful relatively quickly.
Apple’s Cue is so overworked he sometimes falls asleep during meetings
Eddy Cue, Apple's Senior Vice President of Internet Software and Services and its chief negotiator with content makers and Hollywood studios, is known to sometimes fall asleep in meetings due to what sources described as exhaustion.
T-Mobile begins offering iPhone and iPad business leasing
T-Mobile has announced an iPhone and iPad leasing program that extends financing from Apple to businesses activating 25 or more lines. For a limited time, the Un-carrier is also covering the first $100 of each device leased through the program. The service is also being provided with no up-front cost and lower monthly payments than purchasing.