Apple introduced its new lineup of iPads this week along with iOS 8.1 and Apple Pay. Nestled within the major announcements was the introduction of … Read more…
Tim Cook took to the stage yesterday to announce Apple’s newest tablet offering, the iPad Air 2. Before the curtain was pulled back and the … Read more…
Apple prides themselves on the hardware and software they produce, often calling their user experience “magical.” As a matter of fact Tim Cook and Craig … Read more…
Google has now overtaken Goldman Sachs’ political donation amounts in the United States, Goldman Sachs held the top slot at $1.4 million and Google slipped … Read more…
Remember a few weeks back when you were browsing through your iTunes library and happened upon a U2 album that you didn’t remember downloading? Bono … Read more…
Oops! Hot on the heals of Google’s Nexus line announcement, images of the Apple’s new iPads appeared briefly online within the iBooks app. Images of the iPad … Read more…
There may not be a huge amount of competition between Facebook and Apple on the surface but, behind the scenes, they are fighting for the … Read more…
From an internal data breach at AT&T to Snapchat news and bankruptcy filings, we’ve covered a lot over the past week here at Techaeris. Here’s a quick recap … Read more…
Most of the country knows the dire straits the city of Detroit has been in for awhile now and one man shows just how dire … Read more…
Bloomberg is reporting that Samsung Electronics earnings are taking a 60% hit due to slumping sales of their Galaxy smartphones. Competition from cheaper Chinese devices … Read more…
I don’t know how to feel about the news that the iPad is now the favorite brand of kids. It moved up a couple points … Read more…
GT Advanced Technologies is one of Apple’s key Sapphire partners and has a $578 million dollar contract with Apple to supply synthetic sapphire to them. Now … Read more…
From underwater robots to an eBay/Paypal split and angry law enforcement we’ve covered a lot over the past week here at Techaeris. Here’s a quick recap of some of the stories we covered in our Weekly Refresh.
Some early reports from Best Buy stores around the country indicate that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is selling out for all carriers. The Galaxy Note 4 is Samsung’s fourth generation smartphablet. Samsung’s first generation kicked off the smartphablet craze, and even Apple has finally caved in this year offering their iPhone in phablet form (iPhone 6 Plus).
CNNMoney has a short interview with Google’s Eric Schmidt where he answers some questions about some of Tim Cook’s comments concerning Google, privacy and online security.
Marty Singer of L.A.-based law firm Lively & Singer is threatening Google with a $100 million dollar lawsuit over the celebrity nude photo leaks that were recently in the news. The Toronto Sun reports that Singer is representing several women (no names were disclosed) whose nude photos were leaked online due to their Apple accounts being brute forced attacked.
With the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus finally on the market people will start getting their used iPhones ready to sell across the internet. From Craigslist, eBay, Swappa and Bookoo you’re going to probably find listing after listing. The tricky part is knowing if these used iPhones are legit or possibly stolen.
As we have mentioned in previous articles, the move Apple and Google have made in encrypting their mobile OS’s to protect users from police is only … Read more…
Chromebooks are maturing fast and starting to really threaten PC makers with their low cost hardware and simple software. Now Google has announced that Adobe … Read more…
Apple and Google’s decision to include a high level of encryption into their latest mobile operating systems (iOS 8 and Android L) has law enforcement … Read more…
From iPhone’s #Bendgate to a bone paste aimed at strengthening bones and a new Anti-Facebook social media website, we’ve covered a lot over the past week here at … Read more…
The big guys really do get to have all of the fun! Today, Apple allowed Josh Lowensohn from The Verge into an area that few outside … Read more…
Apple has just pushed out iOS 8.0.2 to their iOS users so check those updates. Apple’s past few weeks have been a roller coaster to … Read more…
Apparently FBI Director James Comey is less than happy with both Google and Apple for recently making their mobile operating systems less hackable by the … Read more…
Moshi has been and continues to be one of the best iPhone accessory makers out there and now they’re rolling out their new iPhone 6 … Read more…
South Park kicked off its 18th season with a timely satire of the NFL, the general weirdness of Silicon Valley start-ups, and the inherent laziness of Kickstarter projects. It stumbled … Read more…
ZDNet is reporting via The Next Web, that upon speaking to Apple’s support desk, Apple will replace bent iPhone 6 Plus devices for users who … Read more…
Apple has had a rough couple of weeks. iCloud was hacked, and celebrity photos were broadcast for all to see, the iPhone launch event was marred by the unfortunate decision to give everybody a free U2 album, millions of people don’t even have the new iPhone 6 in their hands yet, and those that do have found the build quality to be…lacking. On top of that, they just released an update to iOS that changes the iPhone 6 into an iNotPhone 6. Never let it be said that the Internet won’t smell blood in the water and go directly for the jugular, and over the last two days they’ve done just that. Here are some of our favorite responses to the iPhone 6 Bendgate:
