Yesterday, iDB conducted a little non-scientific poll asking our readers to choose the iPhone X storage model and color they planned to preorder. The poll is now closed and the results are in.
iPhone X became available to preorder today at 12:01am PT and Apple has now issued a statement to the media noting “off the charts” customer response to the handset.
While everyone was focused on iPhone X preorders, Apple also released a brand new premium leather sleeve for the twelve-inch MacBook. This luxury sleeve comes in Saddle Brown and Midnight Blue and is available for shipping immediately.
A long-running deal with Apple that makes Google the default search engine in the mobile and desktop Safari browser is becoming more and more expensive for the search giant.
If you haven't preordered an iPhone X early, within the first few minutes, chances are you'll have to wait until December to receive your phone.
With iPhone X available to preorder, Apple on Friday announced service pricing for the device, ranging from $279 to replace a broken screen to as much as $549 for any other damage to the device not covered by the standard one-year limited warranty.
Apple on Thursday announced via its Retail mini-site the grand opening of its revamped and expanded Century City store on Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles.
Instagram today updated its mobile app for iPhone and iPad in App Store, adding a new Superzoom camera format along with some Halloween-style face filters and stickers.
Apple on Thursday released a fifth beta of macOS High Sierra 10.13.1 to its registered developers and members of the paid Apple Developer Program.
As you know, Apple is scheduled to begin taking iPhone X preorders tomorrow, October 27 from 12:01am PDT via its website and through the battle-tested Apple Store app.
Samsung Mobile on Thursday released a nicely done commercial via its official YouTube channel, with the 30-second video touting its prowess as the creator and manufacturer of the best smartphone display technology. Good timing, by the way.
As we reported, Apple and Australian hearing aids maker Cochlear struck a partnership in July. Today, Cochlear released its first product born out of that partnership—a tiny “Made for iOS”-certified hearing implant that can stream audio wirelessly from an iOS device directly to a surgically embedded Nucleus 7 sound processor.