It took just over a day for Apple to fix the iOS software update that disabled both cellular service and the Touch ID on iPhones. The software works as advertised but Apple will have to battle the fact that it let users down.…
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Apple: Only nine people have reported a bent iPhone 6 Plus
According to Apple, the warped or bent iPhones that some users have reported is "extremely rare" and it doesn't usually happen during everyday use.…
Read MoreApple releases, then pulls, an iOS update that accidentally cut off cell service
Apple has pushed an iOS 8 update to iPhones, and it appears to introduce several major bugs. Cellular service is knocked out for some, and others are reporting issues with Touch ID.…
Read MoreYou can charge your iPhone 6 faster by using your iPad charger
Here's a simple trick to charge your iPhone battery faster: The latest iPhones have the ability to draw 2.1A of current, and with the right charger the iPhone 6 can fill up to 90% battery life in about two hours.…
Read MoreApple fans and resellers line up for the iPhone 6
The line outside Apple's Grand Central location stretched around two sides of the block. Most of those lining up appeared to plan to resell their new iPhones for a profit, but there were also a good deal of Apple fans looking for a personal phone as well.…
Read MoreApple flashes privacy credentials and reveals iOS 8 encryption bonus
Privacy-conscious customers should choose Apple -- at least, that's the message the company has delivered with its updated privacy policy. Hopefully it will spark greater competition over who can keep users more secure.…
Read MoreFour reasons why you may want to wait on iOS 8
iOS 8 is rolling out to iPhones and iPads today, but there seem to be a few issues users should know about.…
Read MoreWhat the early reviews are saying about the iPhone 6
Early reviewers suggest good things about the camera in the latest iPhones, but the sizes and battery already seem to be dividing opinion.…
Read MoreTwo-factor authentication for iCloud now protects user backups
Apple re-introduced two-factor authentication to iCloud earlier today, after pulling it in the wake of last month's leaked cache of celebrity nudes. This time, it covers the device backups many of those photos were stolen from.…
Read MoreVerizon subscribers: check to see if you have an early upgrade
Carriers are fiercely competing for new iPhone customers and the lucrative two-year contracts that come with them. The latest carrier deal comes from…
Read MoreOver 4 million people pre-ordered the iPhone 6 on the first day
Lots of people want the iPhone 6: Apple announced that first-day pre-orders for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus topped 4 million, which is twice as many pre-orders as Apple reported for the iPhone 5 in 2012.…
Read MoreSix unanswered questions about the Apple Watch
We now know what the Apple Watch will do, what it will look like, and what it's called. But the big Apple reveal raised even more questions about its specs and how it will work in day-to-day usage.…
Read MoreSprint rolls out a special plan for the iPhone 6: $50 a month for unlimited use
Sprint got a jump on its competitors by announcing a special promotional data plan and trade-in program just hours after the iPhone 6's unveiling.…
Read MoreIt’s finally here: Apple’s first foray into wearable technology is called Apple Watch
The speculation is over: Apple's long-rumored smartwatch is called the Apple Watch. Pricing starts at $349 and it will be available in early 2015.…
Read MoreApple announces two bigger and faster phones: the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus
Apple revealed the eighth generation of its iPhone on Tuesday. The new iPhone will come in two versions: The iPhone 6, with a 4.7-inch screen, and the iPhone 6 Plus, with a 5.5-inch screen.…
Read MoreT-Mobile will match device trade-in prices to attract new iPhone customers
T-Mobile will match and beat other carriers' trade-in prices this fall, hoping to attract customers looking to upgrade while getting maximum value from their old devices.…
Read MoreSome developers are reportedly already working on iWatch apps
Apple has seeded a pre-release SDK for its wearable computer to a few developers ahead of its official announcement, presumably so that high-profile partners can demo third-party apps at the launch event.…
Read MoreApple ups iCloud security following celebrity hack, adding alerts and boosting two-factor authentication
The company will soon start making it more difficult for people to illicitly access iCloud accounts. Better late than never.…
Read MoreReported details ahead of iWatch reveal: Two sizes, NFC pairing, pre-orders for 2015 launch
The iWatch is reported to have NFC capabilities, which will allow it to take a role in Apple's digital payment plans as well as potentially easily pair with the new iPhone 6.…
Read MoreApple said to be working with MasterCard and Visa for mobile wallet
Apple is reportedly in talks with Mastercard, Visa and American Express to use NFC as the foundation for a mobile payments platform. Are we finally close to settling on a mobile payments standard?…
Read MoreIt’s official: Apple is holding a launch event on September 9
After months of speculation, Apple sent out invites on Thursday to a event on September 9. The event will take place at the Flint…
Read MoreAnother possible iPhone 6 resolution discovered in iOS 8 files
An effective resolution of 414 x 736 was discovered in a file describing the home screen in the latest iOS 8 SDK beta. This implies that the iPhone 6 could be packing a screen with a 828 x 1472 or even a 1242 x 2208 resolution.…
Read MoreApple reportedly starts storing Chinese iCloud data in China
The move will result in a better user experience for Chinese customers, while potentially also mollifying the authorities.…
Read MoreIn terms of battery life, Android devices are more optimized for iBeacons than iPhones
Some Android devices see less battery drain than comparable iPhones when scanning for iBeacons.…
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