Month: January 1970

After a false start two years ago, it looks like Apple Pay may now finally be launching in Germany, with German banks actually notifying customers […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Apple is expected to push out a minor maintenance release of watchOS later today, according to a report by 9to5Mac. The watchOS 5.1.1 release is […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

In our iLounge Deal for today, you can get the BACtrack C6 Personal Breathalyzer for only $59.99 — that’s 14% off the regular price. Powered […] Read the original post by Dennis Lloyd

It looks like Spotify may finally be arriving on the Apple Watch, according to a user on Reddit, a Spotify beta tester who noted the […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Apple has added a new category for AirPlay 2 Receivers to its Home Accessories page, joining the list of HomeKit-compatible accessories such as lights, switches, […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Apple reported its third quarter 2018 financial results today, with 46.9 million iPhones and 9.7 million iPads sold. The company posted quarterly revenue of $62.9 […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

During the earnings call following its quarterly financial results yesterday, Apple made the rather surprising announcement that, beginning in Q1 2019, it will no longer […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

In our iLounge Deal for today, you can get the CrazyTalk Animator 3 Pro for only $79 — that’s 55% off the regular price. This […] Read the original post by Dennis Lloyd

Apple is launching a pilot program that will allow for repairs to certain Apple products that have been otherwise placed on Apple’s vintage and obsolete […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Apple is in preliminary discussions with iHeartMedia about a possible deal that would see the iPhone maker possibly take an equity stake in the U.S. […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Apple has officially added the iPhone 5 to its vintage and obsolete products list, meaning that in most of the world Apple will no longer […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

A new security flaw has been found in iOS 12.1 that allows an iPhone lockscreen to be bypassed to access a user’s iOS Contacts without […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Apple is continuing its rapid pace of rolling out iOS 12 updates, releasing the first beta of iOS 12.1.1 and tvOS 12.1.1 only a day […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Apple has posted the video of this week’s special event from New York on its YouTube channel, providing another way for users who missed the […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

While Apple officially added support for Dual-SIM Standby to its 2018 iPhones with yesterday’s release of iOS 12.1, the number of carriers supporting the feature […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington