Apple has no plans whatsoever to hold a media event this month to introduce new products or update existing ones, shooting down speculation that the company might be holding a Mac-centric product event in October as it did in years past.
Animoji, perhaps the most gimmicky iPhone X feature, has earned Apple a lawsuit over infringing on an existing “Animoji” trademark held by a Japanese software development firm.
KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reiterated his previous stance that production issues will severely impact early iPhone X supply, predicting that Apple will have just three million units of the OLED handset available at launch.
Available since December 2015 as a native Cortana app for iPhone and iPad, Microsoft's digital assistant today received an update in App Store. Aside from regular bug fixes and performance improvements, this edition of Cortana brings visual changes and some cool new capabilities.
The CEO of Canada’s biggest wireless company told investors and shareholders on a conference call they're seeing little demand for Apple’s iPhone 8, Reuters reported Thursday.
Chief executive Tim Cook has reportedly assured a concerned Apple fan that Mac mini, the company's most affordable desktop computer, is definitely going to remain “an important part” of the Apple product lineup going forward.
iFixit tore apart the new Pixel 2 phone, subjecting it to X-rays to reveal the inner workings of Google's signature feature—the pressure-sensing bezels, called Active Edge.
Google's Calendar app on the web just got its first major redesign since 2011.
Apple is exploring a new type of display finish for iPhones, iPads and Macs with a visually imperceptible texture that would enable a tactile sensation varying with an object contacting the glass surface, like a finger or Apple Pencil.
Apple's 3D Touch technology uses an additional layer of 96 pressure sensors to detect when you press the display, simulating a click feel by vibrating the phone's built-in Taptic Engine.
Google today updated its mobile Chrome browser for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch with a pair of new features. Chrome, a free download from App Store, now supports iOS 11's new drag and drop capability on compatible iPad models and brings two new Today widgets.
Reuters is reporting that an unnamed source told (Google Translate) Taiwan-based newspaper Economic Daily News that Apple is planning to cut iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus production by nearly fifty percent in November and December.