If you thought Apple only had “i’s” for its smartphone line-up, think again. On Tuesday, the company announced that it had updated its iMac consumer desktop line, bringing new processors, improved graphics, better Wi-Fi, and enhanced storage options—all in the same thin package it introduced last October.
Thursday, 26 September 2013
Wednesday, 25 September 2013
iPhone 5s, 5c rack up 9 million sales, 200 million users update to iOS 7
Speculation about poor iPhone sales appears to have been just that—speculation. Apple on Monday announced the figures for the first weekend of sales for its latest smartphones: The company racked up 9 million in the three days after launch, which Apple says is a new record.
Apple's Touch ID may not be bulletproof, but it's still useful
As you’ve probably heard by now, Apple’s Touch ID—the technology behind the iPhone 5s’s new fingerprint scanner—was circumvented over the weekend by a group of German security researchers. With little more than the kind of supplies you’d find in the home of your average computer enthusiast, the hackers claim to have fooled the sensor on their brand-new handsets into accepting a fake fingerprint that had been photographed at high resolution, printed out, and transferred to a piece of latex.
Wednesday, 18 September 2013
iCloud.com gets the iOS 7 design treatment
iOS 7 may not arrive until Wednesday, but iCloud is getting the iOS 7 facelift tonight: Visit iCloud.com, and you’ll find the simple layered touches of Apple’s newest mobile operating system waiting for you to explore.
10 tips for managing minimized windows
Do you minimize your windows with abandon, crowding your Dock with miniature documents? Do you rarely minimize anything, crowding your screen with multiple windows? Knowing the big and small options for this basic window-wrangling feature can save you both time and space.
Global LTE roaming no-longer a pipe dream, thanks to the new iPhones
Apple’s new iPhones show how smartphone vendors are overcoming the technical hurdles that have limited roaming using LTE.
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