The rumour mill’s been telling us that September 9 is the day for about a month now, but Apple‘s made it official. Apple today sent out invitations to an event held at 10am on September 9, where they are expected to announce the iPhone 6 and iWatch. Follow @CyberShack By…
Apple is expected to reveal its upcoming wearable device, currently referred to as the iWatch, on September 9 alongside the iPhone 6, according to Re/code. The site previously reported that Apple were to debut the iWatch at a separate event in October, but now say that Apple‘s plans have changed….
…the first quarter of next year according to a report published by Bloomberg. Bloomberg suggests that Apple is trying to shake up the stagnating tablet market. While the iPad is Apple‘s second-biggest product by revenue, its sales have decline for two straight quarters. Jitesh Ubrani, an analyst at researcher IDC…
…replacement program for some iPhone 5 devices sold between September 2012 and January 2013. Apple said that affected devices “may suddenly experience shorter battery life or need to be charged more frequently”. These devices fall within a limited serial number range. Apple has released an online tool for checking if…
…At present, Kevo only supports iOS devices, but an Android app is in development. A fob is included in lieu of Android app. Kevo will be available to purchase through Harvey Norman, Dick Smith, Masters and Apple Stores for AUD$329. Check back in the next few weeks for a review….
Apple‘s iMessage service is responsible for 30% of all mobile spam messages according to anti-spam company Cloudmark. These messages will typically attempt to sell imitation luxury goods such as designer handbags and sunglasses. Follow @CyberShack By Alex Choros Apple‘s iMessage service is responsible for 30% of all mobile spam messages…
…back, here are a few other features we’d like to see in Microsoft latest and greatest. Windows Phone 8.1 Continuity The first thing on my wish list is seamless integration between Windows Phone and Windows 9. I’d love it if Microsoft were to take a page from Apple‘s book (or…
Everyone’s got some kind of cloud these days, whether it’s Apple, Microsoft, Google or even Adobe. The tasks we normally do on our computer are slowly all moving to the browser, whether it’s through Google Docs, Dropbox or Spotify (the way things are going, Chromebooks are starting to look like…
…redesigned pill-shaped volume buttons. It should be noted that these photos are still in a rough condition. 4.7 and 5.5-inch iPhone 6 models are expected to be announced on September 9 at an event held by Apple. Click here for our look at the latest iPhone 6 rumours. Source: MacRumours…
Apple aren’t the only company Samsung are making up with; a report in The Korean Times suggests Microsoft have begun discussions to end their patent feud. Earlier this month, Microsoft filed legal action as Samsung had stopped paying patent royalties as per the contract it signed in 2011. Follow @CyberShack By Alex…
Android-based tablets have overtaken Apple‘s lead in the Australian market, according to research firm Telsyte’s Australian media tablet market study. Android-based tablets now account for 47% of the market, a slim lead over Apple‘s 46%. Microsoft trails behind with just 7% of tablets running Windows. Follow @CyberShack By Alex Choros…
…the iPhone 6 will be reversible, in the same way that Apple‘s Lighting cables are. This is a similar approach to the USB-Type C connector we recently reported on, but will make use of standard, full-size Type-A USB connectors. These rumours are supported by a patent Apple filed in January. …