Свежие новости и отзывы о Apple

If you’re in the market for a smaller iPhone or iPad Pro, Apple has now opened preorders for its more demure devices — the 4″ iPhone SE and 9.7″ iPad Pro — just as it announced it would earlier this week. Unveiled at an event on Monday, the iPhone SE is similar to the iPhone […]... →

Apple’s unveiled its new four-inch iPhone SE and 9.7-inch iPad Pro earlier this week, and now the two devices are up for pre-order in the first wave of countries. Read More... →

When Apple introduced its new iPad Pro 9.7″, one of the small technical specifications touted has led to the most questions from readers: the new embedded Apple SIM. For context, Apple introduced its Apple SIM — a programmable version of a regular SIM card that allowed people to choose between dozens of carriers world wide in an on-device interface — with the iPad Air 2.… Read More... →

The Pangu hacking team, best known as the team that delivered the first public jailbreak for iOS 9 devices, has done it again: this time, the hackers have released a jailbreak for the 4th generation Apple TV running tvOS 9.0.x. (specifically, 9.0 and 9.0.1). This jailbreak was promised last week by way of a tweet. However, it’s more aimed at developers looking to port their apps and… Read More... →

Bob Messerschmidt knows a little about health and wellness tech, having spent three years helping architect the Apple Watch platform after Apple quietly acquired his spectroscopy company, Rare Light, in 2010. (The terms were undisclosed.) Messerschmidt also knew when he left Apple to found a new company that it would again in involve smartphones. After all, he reasoned, they’re… Read More... →

Vice and Apple Music are teaming up to release a new docu-series that takes a hard look at some of the most interesting local music scenes in the world. The presser doesn’t give a whole lot of detail, but did include descriptions of a techno scene in South Africa and hip hop coming straight out of Minnesota’s Native American nations. The series will be called The Score and… Read More... →

It appears that Google is working on a third-party keyboard for iOS that would allow search functionality directly within the keyboard itself, according to The Verge. Casey Newton reports that the keyboard will have swipe functionality, letting users run their finger from one letter to the next instead of tapping out each individual letter. Apple opened up third-party keyboards in June 2014… Read More... →

Google has finally revealed plans to launch Android Pay in Europe, with the Internet giant announcing the U.K. as its launchpad across the Atlantic “in the next few months.” Google launched its Apple Pay competitor last May, but it has hitherto been a U.S-only affair. Similar to Apple Pay, Google’s mobile-payment service lets users make […]... →

Выручка российской компании Easy Ten, которая владеет одноименным мобильным приложением для изучения иностранных языков, составила $1,3 млн за 2015 финансовый год. Об этом Firrma сообщили в компании. В рейтинге образовательных приложений в AppStore по уровню дохода за 2015 год Easy Ten занимает первое строчку в России и вторую в Бразилии. На данный момент приложение скачало более 2,5 млн человек.  Сейчас Easy Ten проходит акселерационную программу в Сан-Франциско в акселераторе 500 Startups. О Easy ten Easy... →

Apple’s newest addition to the iPhone family may be its cheapest phone yet at $399, but the four-inch iPhone SE isn’t likely to move the needle in emerging markets, where the lion’s share of growth in the handset industry lies. Read More... →

The Famous app got itself banned from Apple’s App Store, promptly launched an Android version instead, and is now back on an iOS device near you in the form of a web app. For the new version, the company recycled much of the game mechanics, minus the commenting and chat functionality that made it prime bullying real estate. Read More... →

Posted by ronell-smith[Estimated read time: 17 minutes] A couple of years back, I received a call from the CMO of a small but popular and growing startup about taking on the brand as a content strategist. While I was initially lukewarm to the idea, they were adamant about working together, feeling that I “could help them reach their goals.” Before hanging up the phone, I asked him to email me the main priority for the onsite content: "Engaging content (e.g., shares, likes, tweets, etc.)," she wrote. I thoug... →

Posted by ronell-smith[Estimated read time: 17 minutes] A couple of years back, I received a call from the CMO of a small but popular and growing startup about taking on the brand as a content strategist. While I was initially lukewarm to the idea, they were adamant about working together, feeling that I “could help them reach their goals.” Before hanging up the phone, I asked him to email me the main priority for the onsite content: "Engaging content (e.g., shares, likes, tweets, etc.)," she wrote. I thoug... →

Apple doesn’t like to talk about specs. But it turns out my boss Matthew Panzarino already has review units of the new iPad Pro and iPhone SE. So nobody is going to stop us if we want to run Geekbench on these new devices. The result is both interesting and unsurprising. While the 9.7-inch iPad Pro features an A9X chip like its big brother, it’s a bit underclocked. Read More... →

Popular YouTuber Casey Neistat has a knack for viral hits. He’s called out Apple, blew through the entirety of Nike’s #MakeItCount filming budget traveling around the world and still got the shoe brand to showcase the video on its site, and Neistat most recently gained notoriety for snowboarding on the back of a Jeep through New York City during the January 2016 snowstorm.… Read More... →

Last week Apple co-founder and general all-round-nice-guy Steve Wozniak made headlines via a Reddit AMA in which he was quoted as criticizing the Apple Watch for taking the company into “the jewelry market”. This week Apple made a few headlines of its own, including it’s announcement of a $50 price cut of said smart watch. The new entry level price for picking up… Read More... →

Here, the in-ear system that lets you live tune the audio around you, has today announced the launch of an Apple Watch app. The company, Doppler Labs, originally launched with Dubs, mechanical ear plugs meant to help lower the volume (but maintain the quality) of live music. Shortly after, Doppler Labs launched Here on Kickstarter. Here is essentially a computer in your ears. Rather than… Read More... →

Earlier today a report was published by Ars Technica claiming that Apple was in advanced discussions to acquire chip technology company Imagination Technologies. Today, Imagination issued a statement from Apple, which is also a shareholder in Imagination, confirming that there were discussions, but there is no plan to make an offer to buy it at this time.  From time to time, Apple talks… Read More... →

Government policy and technology usually coexist in harmony. But occasionally, they get into a brawl. When this happens, policy may win a battle or two, but, ultimately, technology always wins. It simply isn’t a fair fight. Technology moves too fast for policy to keep up. Read More... →

ANALYSIS: A lot has happened in the ten years since Twitter was founded — Apple’s App Store and Google Play have come to fruition, the app economy is a billion-dollar industry, and mobile phones have become the new computers. This shift in the way people communicate and interact with each other opens many opportunities not only […]... →