DisplayMate — which specializes in proprietary advanced scientific display calibration and mathematical display optimization —has given Apple’s Super Retina XDR in the new iPhone 11 Pro Max its “highest ever A+ grade” and given it the “Best Smartphone Display Award.”
Read MoreApple has confirmed that its newly redesigned, upcoming Mac Pro will be manufactured in Austin, Texas. The tech giant says it will begin production “soon” at the same Austin facility where Mac Pro has been made since 2013.
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Read MoreApple’s iOS 13 launched last week with a host of new security and privacy features, but contains a security flaw that allows users to bypass the lockscreen and gain access to contact information, according to a Fast Company article.
Read MoreInitial sales of iPhone 11 lineup in Taiwan have beat market expectation and are expected to continue enjoying robust sales in the coming months during the shopping season, according to sources from local retail channels, according to DigiTimes. The article adds that, for the first time, some e-commerce operators have joined telecom operators and consumer electronics distributors to promote Apple smartphones.
Read MoreWhen Apple unveiled three new iPhone 11 models, it boasted their designs would deliver superior durability and water resistance.
Read MoreOprah Winfrey — producer, actress, talk show host, philanthropist and CEO of OWN — will partner with Apple to build a global book club on Apple Books.
Read MoreWell, darn. The 2019 iPhones lack some of the most anticipated new features: no USB-C port, no ProMotion display, no Apple Pencil support. A disappointment, right? Hardly. Though the new Apple smartphones could be more exciting, they have plenty of new features that make ‘em worthy upgrades — at least if you’re on Apple’s iPhone Upgrade Program.
Read MoreThe Apple Watch Series 5 is a great upgrade of Apple’s smartwatch, but it’s not a must-have upgrade for everyone. Still, it’s increasingly independent of the iPhone, which is a good thing, and I really like the Always-On Retina display.
Read MoreApple has been granted a patent (10,417,824) for a “method and system for representing a virtual object in a view of a real environment.” It applies to the company’s augmented reality work on iOS devices and could apply to the rumored “Apple Glasses,” an augmented readily/virtual reality headset expected to debut in 2020 or 2021.
Read MoreUserTesting, an on-demand human insights platform, reached out to iPhone and Android users across the U.S. to find out their reactions to the new features available on the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max and if they’re enough to entice a purchase.
Read MoreAnother day, another two lawsuits. First: handsfree headphone maker Pinn claims that Apple’s AirPods infringe on several of its patents, reports AppleInsider.
Read MoreIf you have even the slightest insight into iOS app development, you probably know that developers praise it for its coding simplicity. Users love their iPhones because they look nice and are super user-friendly. Compared to Android apps, iOS apps require fewer code lines since the Swift programming language is less verbose. As a general rule, you can do more with less coding and this trend seems to follow what Apple and iOS app development are all about - creating seamless, recognizable, perfect products that delight customers and are a pleasure to work with for iOS app developers.
Read MoreLet the Apple Car rumors roll on. Apple has been granted a patent (number 10,415,286) for a “hinge with feedback.”
Read MoreOn a regular basis, Apple World Today posts a list of notable new apps or app updates that have been released. They may not necessarily be new, but they're popular and deserve mention. Here are this week’s picks.
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