Apple Pay, the newest “next big thing” out of Cupertino, hits shopping carts across the U.S. Monday both online and in stores. Paying with a swipe of your smartphone? That sounds like the stuff of the future. Or the stuff of Android phones since 2011. Or the stuff of Japan as far back as 2004.
Apple's latest desktop operating system, Yosemite, is available today as a free download for anyone with a reasonably new (or not-so-new) Mac. Here's the thing, though: Many of you are already using it.
Apple's new predictive keyboard, which learns from how you type and tries to suggest words you might want to write next, can be great for typing a long text message.
We’ll show you some of the most useful iOS 8 hidden features that will help you do more with your iPhone and iPad without the need to go out and buy a new iPhone. The iOS 8 release delivered hundreds of small new iOS 8 features, including some that are tough to find.
Those of you running the latest iOS 8 software on your iPhone or iPad might notice your battery life dwindling faster than usual. That's because the handful of shiny new features added to the mobile operating system are working harder to make your mobile experience more productive.
Apple’s new iOS 8 software had reached 47 percent of users the last we heard, and although the major issues with the subsequent iOS 8.0.1 left many users panicking at the prospect of updating, those troubles seem to have faded with the roll-out of iOS 8.0.2 shortly after.
Health, powered by Apple's HealthKit API, was one of the many lauded features of iOS 8. It's Apple's attempt to corral all your health data into one place and also empower disparate health apps with new features. Now, the platform is in full swing, complete with a new iTunes storefront.
While iOS 8 comes with plenty of advantages, upgrading to a new operating system is never without its drawbacks. Maybe battery life just ain't quite what you'd want it to be, but we've got some tips to squeeze the most out of that sucker and stay juiced all day long.
Whether you just picked up an iPhone 6 or you're looking to squeeze a little life out of an older iPhone, here's a handful of tricks to try once you're using iOS 8.
With iOS 8, Apple is finally incorporating features Android users have already used for years like custom keyboards, third-party widgets and app-specific battery usage statistics.
Later today, iOS 8 will see its official public release. To ensure that you don’t lose any of your apps or data in the process of performing the upgrade, we’ve gone ahead and created this handy guide to help you out.
Whether you’re getting a new iPhone or not, chances are you’ll want to upgrade to iOS 8 to take advantage of all it has to offer. Exciting, isn’t it? A whole new operating system, ready to revolutionize your mobile life.