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By Rajesh Pandey on Dec 07, 2021 01:05 pm Apple today released the RC build of iOS 15.2 to developers. The is the final build of the OS before Apple releases it to the public likely later this week or next week. Continue reading →
By Chandraveer Mathur on Dec 07, 2021 12:41 pm Are you someone who performs intensive tasks on the iPhone or uses it as a gaming device? You’ll be excited to know that PC peripheral manufacturer Razer has launched a new MagSafe compatible cooling fan for the iPhone 13 and iPhone 12. Did we mention it has RGB lighting too? Continue reading →
By Chandraveer Mathur on Dec 07, 2021 10:42 am A report from The Information claims that Apple CEO Tim Cook “secretly” signed a deal worth over $275 billion with Chinese officials, promising to develop China’s economy and bolster its technological capabilities. Continue reading →
By Anu Joy on Dec 07, 2021 08:51 am In September, Apple released the iOS 15 with a slew of features such as Spotlight search, better AirPlay share content, custom focus profiles, and a faster Siri experience, to name a few. But for some inexplicable reason, Apple sacrificed select Siri features frequently used by visually challenged iPhone users. There has been no fix for the issue, even months after the iOS 15 release. Continue reading →
By Chandraveer Mathur on Dec 07, 2021 08:41 am Google announced that users on iOS and Android can now make one-on-one voice and video calls from Google Chat in the Gmail app. Continue reading →
By Chandraveer Mathur on Dec 07, 2021 07:00 am A new report from Taiwanese publication DigiTimes claims that Apple is increasing production of the iPhone by 30 percent for the first half of 2022. Its larger goal is to exceed 300 million iPhone shipments in the next year. Continue reading →
By Anu Joy on Dec 07, 2021 06:52 am The new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros are reportedly having issues with the SD card reader slot. Though the comeback of the slot was one of the highlights of the device, it is plagued with varied issues. Some users are now complaining about slow transfer speeds, inaccessible files, and even crashes. Continue reading →
Apple today released the RC build of iOS 15.2 to developers. The is the final build of the OS before Apple releases it to the public likely later this week or next week. 
Are you someone who performs intensive tasks on the iPhone or uses it as a gaming device? You’ll be excited to know that PC peripheral manufacturer Razer has launched a new MagSafe compatible cooling fan for the iPhone 13 and iPhone 12. Did we mention it has RGB lighting too? 
A report from The Information claims that Apple CEO Tim Cook “secretly” signed a deal worth over $275 billion with Chinese officials, promising to develop China’s economy and bolster its technological capabilities. 
In September, Apple released the iOS 15 with a slew of features such as Spotlight search, better AirPlay share content, custom focus profiles, and a faster Siri experience, to name a few. But for some inexplicable reason, Apple sacrificed select Siri features frequently used by visually challenged iPhone users. There has been no fix for the issue, even months after the iOS 15 release. 
Google announced that users on iOS and Android can now make one-on-one voice and video calls from Google Chat in the Gmail app. 
A new report from Taiwanese publication DigiTimes claims that Apple is increasing production of the iPhone by 30 percent for the first half of 2022. Its larger goal is to exceed 300 million iPhone shipments in the next year. 
The new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros are reportedly having issues with the SD card reader slot. Though the comeback of the slot was one of the highlights of the device, it is plagued with varied issues. Some users are now complaining about slow transfer speeds, inaccessible files, and even crashes. 
