Who needs a charging cable when you have the Boomerang case for the iPhone?
The Boomerang case offers something very few, if any, cases offer: a built-in charging cable.
Now you can caption your own GIFs with Riffsy’s iOS keyboard app
Now you can personalize your own GIFs with captions using Riffsy's GIF Keyboard app for iOS. The keyboard makes it easy to share GIFs in any messaging app
California anti-encryption bill proposal might force Apple to stop sales on its home turf
California has pushed a new law into the state assembly, looking to weaken smartphone encryption and give law enforcement a permanent backdoor.
Apple is accused of patent infringement arising from Siri functionality
Apple is facing a new lawsuit from Dot 23 Technologies, a non-practicing entity that claims the tech behind Siri has violated three of its patents.
Apple opens doors for future iOS app developers at its first European dev center
Apple has announced plans to open its first European iOS development center in Naples, Italy. The center will offer specialized support for teachers.
ESPN says Apple ‘frustrated’ about streaming TV woes while Sling TV nabs new viewers
ESPN president John Skipper says that while Apple is "frustrated" over its Internet TV troubles, Sling TV viewer numbers for the network are promising.
Google Chrome about to run much faster, gobble less data | DT Daily
Apple is making iOS better for musicians, Microsoft is giving away $1 Billion ... in cloud services, and Google Chrome is about to get a whole lot faster.
Sing your heart out with the help of Apple's new Music Memo app and updated GarageBand
Apple's getting serious about music. It's released a new audio recording app, Music Memo, and an update to GarageBand that includes support for live loops.
You can now download iOS 9.2.1, which fixes bugs and offers security updates
Apple has released iOS 9.2.1 for supported devices. It's a rather minuscule update that brings bug fixes and security updates to the platform.
Is your phone conflict free? If it's from Apple or Samsung, no, says Amnesty International
Do you own a conflict phone? You probably do, according to Amnesty International. The organization accuses smartphone makers of using conflict minerals.
A glittery iPhone 5C case leaked and chemically burned a 9-year-old girl
A 9-year-old girl has been left with a what may be a permanent scar in the shape of an iPhone as a result of a chemical burn from her glittery phone case.
Bye bye Wi-Fi: iOS code hints Apple may switch to super fast Li-Fi on future iPhones
Bye bye Wi-Fi? iOS code hints at the possibility that Apple might be testing the use of Li-Fi technology for future iPhones and iPads.
Kuke’s slim case offers extra storage and can keep your iPhone charged
Another iPhone case? Kuke's extra storage and battery aren't new features, but it certainly is more stylish and slimmer than other options.
After database debacle, MacKeeper hires the security researcher who outed vulnerability
Mac anti-virus software maker MacKeeper has partnered with security researchers Chris Vickery, who previously discovered vulnerabilities for the company.
Geekbench benchmark appears to be new MacBook Pro, but it’s probably just a Hackintosh
Benchmark reports on a system purported to be a pre-release version of a MacBook Pro using a Skylake processor are now thought to have been faked.
Oh no! A handful of old Samsung Galaxy smartphones have been banned, thanks to Apple
The U.S. District Court on Monday announced a handful of old and retired Samsung Galaxy smartphones were banned from the United States.
Microsoft may launch its mobile keyboard on multiple platforms, starting with the iPhone
Microsoft is bringing its popular Word Flow keyboard to other third-party platforms in the next few months, starting with the iPhone.
Check out these 5 cool new apps for iOS and Android
Apps are a dime a dozen and it's hard picking new ones to try -- so we've done it for you. Check out these five apps of the week.
Apple working on fix for battery percentage update issue for iPhone 6S and 6S Plus
If you’ve manually set the time and date on your iPhone 6S or 6S Plus and notice that the battery percentage is no longer updating, Apple knows about it.
Apple will kill free iTunes Radio on January 29, pushes listeners to pay for Apple Music
Apple is doing away with its free, ad-supported iTunes Radio music service on January 29. The company is pushing listeners to pay for Apple Music instead.
Jeb Bush just discovered the Apple Watch can make phone calls
Bush only recently found out that the Apple Watch does, in fact, make calls.
Netflix will shut down users watching out-of-country content | DT Daily
Those using services to avoid Netflix's country recognition technology may get suddenly get shut down in the coming weeks.
Goodbye wires: Apple said to be working on wireless earbuds for the iPhone 7
Evidence has been building for some time that the iPhone 7 won't have a headphone jack, and now it seems Apple may be working on wireless earbuds.
Analyst claims iOS device sales finally surpassed Windows PCs in 2015
According to one analyst, Apple's total iOS device sales might have surpassed Windows PC sales in 2015 for the first time.
Apple CEO Tim Cook reportedly lashes out at the Obama administration on encryption, privacy
End-to-end encryption is a hot topic in the tech world right now, and Apple's CEO Tim Cook is not shy is taking a stance against it.
Apple could make a play for Time Warner to jumpstart TV streaming service
A report says Apple is interested in purchasing Time Warner for a possible TV streaming service.
Apple is snapping up medical professionals
There are several job listings and recent hires that hint at a health-related product or service Apple could be working toward.
All the top Apple analysts are predicting lower iPhone sales
Apple analysts aren't confident with the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus going into 2016, after reports of suppliers growing iPhone stock over the past two months.
Apple iPad Pro vs Google Pixel C: The best of each OS goes head to head
It's hard to go wrong with either the iPad Pro or Pixel C tablet, but one ultimately rises above the other in terms of performance, design, and value.
Apple scoffs at rumors that it’s building an iOS to Android migration tool
Apple dismissed an earlier report from the Telegraph that said European telecoms had pressured the company into creating the tool.
Open letter from nearly 200 experts takes stand against encryption backdoors
Nearly 200 security experts and activists from 42 countries have signed an open letter against government plans for encryption backdoors.
Here are our choices for the five best smartphone cases at CES 2016
Smartphone case manufacturers took over a large section of a massive hall at CES 2016, so we scoured the huge booths to find our favorite new cases.