Since 2011, iPhone users have been able to ship back their older iPhone to Apple under the ‘Reuse and Recycle’ program and get paid for it. Now, Apple is planning to launch a similar iPhone trade-in program which would allow iPhone users to trade in their smartphones at actual brick-and-mortar stores.
Apple’s WWDC event is just around the corner. And many rumors have surfaced regarding the possibility of Apple launching an online radio service of its own at WWDC 2013. According to a new media report now, the service will stream music from major publishers for free.
Apple has released OS X 10.8.4 which comes with some minor fixes. The highlight of the update, though, is that it effectively fixes the problems that users have been facing while using iMessages.
A number of smartphone vendors such as Samsung and Nokia are already making use of NFC in their mobile devices. Many people speculated that Apple would also introduce NFC technology in its future devices. In a recently granted patent, Apple has spoken about the use of NFC technology, lending hope to the possibility that the company may finally offer it in the coming days.
Apple recently dished out its 5th-generation iPod Touch which comes with many new improvements. However, at the same time, the company has committed a rather huge mistake by replacing its more affordable 4th-generation iPod Touch with a cheaper version of 5th-generation iPod Touch, one which lacks a camera.
Apple’s big annual event, WWDC 2013, is just around the corner. In anticipation of the event, Apple has now rolled out a new iOS app, exclusively for the event. The app will essentially allow the participants to keep track of meetings and get real-time updates.
It has been rumored for nearly a year now that Apple is readying an internet radio service of its own. While Apple hasn’t confirmed any such developments, alleged reports keep pouring in. Now, it is being reported that Apple is pushing to finalize licensing deals to speed up the launch of the radio service.
In the past, we have seen the likes of Facebook and Twitter plan their own ad exchanges, meant to target their respective users. Now, rumor has it that Apple is also on the verge of following in these footsteps, due to launch an ad exchange of its own.