Now that Apple has released its Photos app for OS X, it’s probably a good time to deal with cleaning up your library before migrating […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington
Tip of the Day: Naming your Fingerprints for Touch ID
Did you know you can give you stored Touch ID fingerprints names? This can be helpful to keep track of which fingerprints have been assigned […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington
News: Daily Deal: Tego 3-in-1 MFi-Certified Cable
Today in iLounge Deals, you can pick up the Tego 3-in-1 MFi-Certified Cable for 30% off at only $20.99. This single combination cord provides adapters […] Read the original post by Dennis Lloyd
Review: Yurbuds Liberty Wireless Earphones
It’s been documented that music helps athletes perform better. Unfortunately, it is also well-documented that sweat kills headphones. JBL’s Yurbuds brand aims to solve that […] Read the original post by Guido Gabriele
News: China outpaces U.S. in iPhone sales for first time
Apple sold more iPhones in China than the U.S. for the first time in Q2, Reuters reports. Apple’s revenue in the country was up 71 […] Read the original post by Dan Pye
News: Notes from Apple’s Q2 2015 earnings call
Kicking off Apple’s conference call announcing its record-breaking numbers for Q2 2015, Apple CEO Tim Cook reported that the company had its strongest March quarter […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington
News: Apple Q2 2015: Record $58B revenue, 61.1M iPhones, 12.6M iPads
Apple reported its second quarter 2015 financial results today, selling 61.1 million iPhones and 12.6 million iPads. The company posted quarterly revenue of $58 billion […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington
News: Daily Deal: Griffin WatchStand Apple Watch Charging Dock
Today in iLounge Deals we’ve got a special offer for all of those current and soon-to-be Apple Watch users—Griffin’s WatchStand Apple Watch Charging Dock for […] Read the original post by Dennis Lloyd
News: Apple releases second iOS 8.4 beta to developers
Apple has released its second beta of iOS 8.4 to developers, a release that continues to focus on Apple’s new Music app introduced in the […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington
Review: Apple Watch
Apple Watch is Apple’s first smartwatch and represents the company’s much-anticipated foray into the wearables market. Credible reports on the existence of an Apple-designed smartwatch […] Read the original post by Phil Dzikiy
News: Major hospital links HealthKit data to patient records
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center has turned on access to HeathKit data for more than 80,000 patients, the largest integration yet for Apple’s move into the health […] Read the original post by Dan Pye
News: Apple’s third-generation Siri built on Mesos platform
Apple has turned to the open-source Mesos platform to run the third generation of its Siri app, the Mesosphere blog reports. Apple engineers said the […] Read the original post by Dan Pye
News: Apple enables iTunes donations for Nepal earthquake
Apple is accepting Red Cross donations via iTunes to help survivors of the Nepal earthquake that claimed more than 3,000 lives last week. The link […] Read the original post by Dan Pye
News: Apple Pay adds Discover cards
Apple’s last holdout among the major American credit card companies will be joining Apple Pay this fall, Discover announced. Discover members adding their card to […] Read the original post by Dan Pye
Apps: Does not Commute, Pursuit of Light, Tiltagon, Lightroom, Keynote + PowerPoint
New Games Does not Commute (free) — We were pretty impressed with Mediocre’s efforts last year on their Smash Hit game (no pun intended), so […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington