Let’s not kid ourselves, Apple phone chargers are flimsy and expensive – I’ve not had one iPhone that doesn’t need a new charger after six months – but buying a fake to save a few pounds could prove costly.
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Spring Loaded – the eagerly-awaited Apple Event – took place this week. Tim Cook and his team presented a variety of new devices. Here are the highlights of the keynote…
The beta of the new Apple update iOS 14.5 is available for download. The improved version of the operating system should bring innovative features for iPhones and iPads. Here is a summary…
This week saw Apple’s September Event take place at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, California – tech-geeks across the world waited with baited breath to see what the tech giant has in store for the next 12 months, but was it worth the wait?
Apple is facing accusations that it has been ripping customers off by deliberately slowing devices down and charging customers artificially high repair costs as part of a battery replacement service.
The good news for Apple fans is the tech giant is releasing three new MacBook Pros – though the fact that the biggest news surrounding the new laptops is that they’re losing the start-up chime and gaining an emoji button bar could suggest that there’s no big overhaul in the hardware at all.
The bad news is that the price of all it computers is going to rise by hundreds of pounds, even for existing models.
And it appears Brexit is a big reason behind the price hikes.
The new Apple iPhone 7 is due for release next month, with some of those ‘in-the-know’ suggesting it will be released on Friday, September 16 – a week earlier than many expected.
So what features can we expect from Apple’s latest iteration of its ever-popular iPhone?
Monday saw the much-anticipated Apple 2016 announcement – so was it worth the wait, speculation and hype?
On Monday Apple will make an announcement that could signal the end of the iPhone series as we know it.
But before you get too excited, the announcement won’t be about a radical re-design or significant tech overhaul – though that is part of it – it’s just a simple change in nomenclature.
So what’s the fuss all about?
Apple has announced that next month the UK will be the first country outside of the US to get its Apple Pay service that allows consumers to make payments by waving their iPhone of Apple Watch at contactless payment terminals.
The system uses NFC technology – the same tech that powers our Wallet Cards – and will be offered at around £250,000 locations across the UK and cover around 70% of credit and debit cards.
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