And the updates keep on coming. Just over a week after rolling out iOS 11.0.2, Apple has released iOS 11.0.3 for the iPhone and iPad. The latest update also includes bug fixes for iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 6s.
12 0After keeping iPhone and iPad safe from prying eyes and ad trackers, Mozilla Firefox Focus is now available for Android users. The new mobile browser features an ad tracker counter, disable tracker blocker, a notification reminder, and more.
44 0It’s wholly unexpected, but what do you know? BFM is first to the gate to launch an iOS app that works with Apple CarPlay. As you know, CarPlay is Apple’s dedicated car dashboard operating system. BFM joins the likes of global online content providers like Spotify and Pandora, as well as Apple’s own native Podcasts and Music apps.
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Adobe Lightroom Mobile gets a handy update, for both Android (v2.3) and iOS (v2.7) platforms, bringing a new HDR capture mode to today’s powerful smartphones.
174 0If you’re an Apple fan and looking to buy into the iOS ecosystem but you’re on a budget, this new development might tickle your fancy. Apple Premium Reseller, Switch has announced the availability of a “special edition” iPhone 6 32GB. This follows the price drop of the iPhone SE base model (16GB) announced yesterday.
849 0In this day and age, phones aren’t for calling and texting any more. That era is long gone. Now we’re shooting 2K (sometimes even 4K) videos, 20MP stills, downloading apps and such. It all takes up storage. And storage can be a challenge for mobile devices especially ones without expandable storage. Here’s SanDisk to the rescue – with its upgraded line-up of Mobile Memory Solutions (MMS).
665 0The most powerful 4-inch phone in the world – the Apple iPhone SE now has an official Malaysian price. Just revealed on the Apple Store Online, the ‘most affordable’ iPhone is priced from MYR1,949 onwards for the base 16GB model.
1241 0Some 39 apps in Apple’s China App Store including high profile IM platform WeChat were discovered to be infected with malicious code. Apple has acknowledged the problem and began removing the malware-infected apps from the App Store. Some apps are also available in other countries, although authored in China. Continue Reading
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