Apple Archive
22 Jan 2016
Google Paid Apple $1 Billion to Keep Its Search Bar on iPhones
Google Paid Apple $1 Billion to Keep Its Search Bar on iPhones The Oracle vs Google lawsuit is revealing some interesting details about the company’s hidden financial transactions. The lawsuit recently revealed that Google had made $31 billion in revenue from Android OS and $22 billion of the total was profit. That same case has
21 Jan 2016
Apple is opening its first iOS dev school in Europe
Apple is opening its first iOS dev school in Europe Apple has announced its first ever developer training school in Europe, opening in Italy. The company is working with a partner institution in Naples to bring specialist iOS training to the next generation of coders, helping Apple to continue to offer some of the best apps
21 Jan 2016
Google Play Gets 2x More Downloads than App Store But Apple Leads in Revenue
Google Play Gets 2x More Downloads than App Store But Apple Leads in Revenue In Asia at least, Google’s Play Store is four times more popular as opposed to Apple’s App Store. And now the worldwide statistics are in, with the results revealing that Google’s mobile platform still performs well when it comes to downloads,
15 Jan 2016
Windows 10 Fails to To Fix The PC Decline, While Macs Race Ahead
Windows 10 Fails to To Fix The PC Decline, While Macs Race Ahead If somehow Microsoft had succeeded in convincing you that a shiny copy of free Windows 10 is indeed the holy grail you were both looking for, it’s time to face the reality. The PC industry’s decline stands right where its used and
14 Jan 2016
Apple’s iPhone 7 won’t have a headphone socket? Don’t sign a moronic petition
Apple’s iPhone 7 won’t have a headphone socket? Don’t sign a moronic petition Rumors that Apple will remove the headphone socket from its upcoming smartphone devices appear to be causing otherwise rational people to lose the ability to think logically. Indeed, more than 200,000 people have already signed up to petition against something that may
14 Jan 2016
You can now pair multiple Apple Watches to an iPhone, but why?
You can now pair multiple Apple Watches to an iPhone, but why? Apple thinks you have — or want — multiple Apple Watches. With iOS 9.3 beta and the watchOS 2.2 beta, you can pair multiple wearables to the same phone. Here’s the language from the iOS 9.3 beta release notes: In iOS 9.3, the
14 Jan 2016
Your iPhone won’t blind you at night anymore, here’s how it works
Your iPhone won’t blind you at night anymore, here’s how it works A new feature called Night Shift in iOS 9.3, which is currently in beta, means the days of being blinded by your phone in the middle of the night should be over soon. Night Shift employs a technique similar to Mac and Windows
13 Jan 2016
iOS 9 Occupies A Comfortable 75 Percent Install Base on Apple’s Mobile Products
iOS 9 Occupies A Comfortable 75 Percent Install Base on Apple’s Mobile Products No doubt that Apple continues to improve the hardware present inside its iPhone models. But its what Apple does with Mobile OS fragmentation (or the lack of it) that bodes well for the company’s strategy of delivering a consistent experience for its mobile
12 Jan 2016
No, Apple isn’t working on a tool to make it easier to go from iOS to Android
No, Apple isn’t working on a tool to make it easier to go from iOS to Android Over the weekend, a rumor that Apple was at work on a tool that would allow users to switch from iOS to Android surfaced. Turns out, it’s nonsense. Speaking to Buzzfeed, Apples spokesperson Trudy Miller had the following
09 Jan 2016
YouTube will soon support HDR video for improved color and detail
YouTube will soon support HDR video for improved color and detail At CES today, Youtube chief business officer, Robert Kyncl, announced that the platform will soon introduce support for high dynamic range (HDR) video content. In TVs, high dynamic range refers to an expanded contrast ratio and color palette that allows for more realistic and