Apple iOS app discovery service and daily deal AppGratis has been delivered people one paid app for free everyday. People were quite satisfied with the service. But suddenly Apple has pulled the service from its app store.
Apple has filed a patent for a new kind of convertible MacBook-iPad hybrid which has the capability of being charged wirelessly. Surprisingly, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook knocked down the idea of a convertible MacBook-iPad hybrid device earlier.
There’s been a lot of speculation over the last several months regarding Apple’s streaming music service ‘iRadio.’ It’s certainly a product that we’ve been hearing for a long time without getting any confirmation of its existence. But lately we’ve come to know that Apple plans to launch its ‘iRadio’ this summer.
Apple has been awarded a patent of pen-shaped device that works as a portable, wireless computer. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) granted the patent named “portable computers” initially in 2011, but re-examined and approved again after Apple added descriptions about wireless and cellular features. The device looks like a pen computer with a built-in screen that can display e-mails, text message, and voice data.
Apple has bought an indoor mobile location positioning company named WifiSLAM for $20 Million. According to a Wall Street Journal report, an Apple spokesman confirmed the acquisition, but didn’t reveal much.
Just a day after Apple released “Two Step Verification” for it’s iCloud and Apple ID, a huge security bug has been discovered in Apple ID password reset process. And good news is Apple already fixed it.
User account security became a big concern now-a-days, specially for big company. After several massive account hack and password leak Apple has now become more serious about their users’ account. Today Apple rolled out two step verification for iCloud and Apple ID users. User will receive a four-digit code as SMS or Find My iPhone notification on trusted device. Keep reading for more details and how to get it enabled for your account.
Motorola, and by the that we mean Google, recently launched an appeal against the 2012 ruling of a court which refused Motorola any relief over standard essential patents. In the appeal, Google argued that Apple was an ‘unwilling licensee.’ Interestingly, Microsoft and Intel have thrown their weight behind Apple in opposing Google.